Nya's Blog

The most important part of this practice, to me, is that it is a tangible reminder of my continuous connection to Inanna. Even when I am unable to physically sit at my altar, that connection is still always there and that connection cannot be broken by illness, injury, other mundane responsibilities such as work or family, or anything else.

I can't believe Ishtarfest is only a few days away! This year I am hosting a guided discussion around the High Priestess Enheduanna's famous work "The Exaltation of Inanna." The discussion will focus on how this text may relate to our modern devotional practices, service to the gods, and sacred community. This session will take place at 3pm EST on Saturday Raising Our Voices for the Goddess This session is part literary discussion, part sacred community building. We will begi

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.

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