Nya's Blog

And as Lady of All the Things, Inanna is absolutely delighted at all the different and diverse ways that Her modern devotees have found to worship Her throughout recent decades. There is no right or wrong way to build a devotional practice to Inanna.

In this constellated model of ministry, the idea of spiritual support concentrated on a particular leader in a particular place or organization is replaced by an interconnected web of support across a wide network of community resources. Instead, we have a network of priests, priestesses, ministers, officiants, healers, etc. each working within their own areas of expertise derived from their own specific traditions and experiences.

There are as many ways of reading the cards as there are tarot readers. I thought I would take the time to write a little bit about my approach to reading the tarot today. When I do a tarot reading, I like to look at the entire spread as though it is a story told in a series of pictures. Sort of like reading a comic book or picture book. I first look at the sequences of events shown in the images and let the story the cards are trying to tell me unfold. Once the overall stru

Hello everyone! I am so excited to finally get this website up and running! I'm starting out with a few simple offerings while I get the hang of the whole running a business thing.

At it's simplist, forest bathing, also called Shinrin-yoku, is a mindfulness practice involving immersing one's self in the natural environment of the forest using all of the senses to fully connect with the environment.

My goals for ENiAnKi are to foster connection to nature, to the gods, and to oneself, as well as between community and individual practice.