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''The All-Consuming Deep'' by Hedri Iju | ''The All-Consuming Deep'' by Hedri Iju | ||
| − | This book is a series of poems and songs compiled from a variety of sources. In the preface, Iju explains that [[Dol'modeen]] is a god of secrets, among other things. So her scripture is almost always cryptic and possibly contradictory. Iju recommends extended study of this and other books, and prayer and offerings, to "truly plumb the depths of what She Who Claims the Last teaches." Many of the poems and songs offer some guidance in ceremonies and rituals to honor Dol'modeen. | + | This book is a series of poems and songs compiled from a variety of sources. In the preface, Iju explains that [[Dol'modeen]] is a god of secrets, among other things. So her scripture is almost always cryptic and possibly contradictory. Iju recommends extended study of this and other books, and prayer and offerings, to "truly plumb the depths of what She Who Claims the Last teaches." Many of the poems and songs offer some guidance in ceremonies and rituals to honor Dol'modeen. Many also teach strategies like composting, deriving medicine from molds, and safely destroying diseased bodies. |
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The All-Consuming Deep by Hedri Iju
This book is a series of poems and songs compiled from a variety of sources. In the preface, Iju explains that Dol'modeen is a god of secrets, among other things. So her scripture is almost always cryptic and possibly contradictory. Iju recommends extended study of this and other books, and prayer and offerings, to "truly plumb the depths of what She Who Claims the Last teaches." Many of the poems and songs offer some guidance in ceremonies and rituals to honor Dol'modeen. Many also teach strategies like composting, deriving medicine from molds, and safely destroying diseased bodies.
