WordPress displays search terms which led people to your blog. These are always fascinating. My favorite thus far has been “Rhyd Wildermuth Food Stamps.”
Today I noted someone found my blog by searching “Is Sannion and Gallina crazy?” If this is you, hello! Thought I’d answer your question for you. By the way, it’s one “l” in her name, not two (I made that same mistake for months!) and also, two people make a plural together, so “are” is more appropriate than “is.” But…
Yup. They’re out of their fucking heads. Anyone who sees the gods as real and worships them and does stuff for them is utterly unstable and very bad for society. They should be locked up and medicated and kept out of swimming pools and nice restaurants and prevented from drinking good tea.
Me too. And pretty much every brilliant, amazing, wonderful and fascinating person doing the same stuff, many of whom I care for quite deeply. We’re all clinical, talking to divine beings and doing stuff on their behalf and listening to what they say and want and trying to world them into the earth.
We is crazy. You can be too.
Much love,
-Rhyd
Rhyd Wildermuth 
My favorite term which found mine was “Thomas Jefferson Dark Romantic”.
“what offerings s*** and candle should be used for hestia goddess of hearth”
Blink.
But as to the topic of your post, a nice thing to add might be the full, correct spelling of the search term. With any luck, next time someone makes that mistake Google will ask, “Did you mean, ‘Are Sannion and Galina crazy?'”
I is crazy too! I likes crazy folks. They is my people! 😉
Is our children learning?
that’s why I am all for the institutionalization of Paganism…..you’re all craze.
Word.
Are we crazy or is our society crazy?
Reblogged this on Lighthouses of the Soul and commented:
“You’re entirely bonkers. But I’ll tell you a secret. All the best people are.”
What Lusi said. As to caelesti: Yes. Love to all us crazies, dancing in the dark the light and the liminal.
Reblogged this on The Lure of Beauty and commented:
“We is crazy. You can be too.”