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[PUBLIC] Welcome! / Hello, and a short introduction
« on: July 08, 2019, 05:30:49 pm »
[This is a copy of the intro I posted to the Beginners' Class forum, but apparently not everyone can see that, so please excuse if you've read his before!]
Em hotep! My name is Storm, I’m retired and I live in Colorado. I used to work in adult education, and before that in software development. I emigrated from Britain to the United States in 2009 to get married. We have five adult children, mostly in their forties and fifties in the US, UK, and Australia, and five grandchildren in England.
I started my spiritual journey back in the 1970s. I learned to meditate. I trained in healing. I practiced divination, starting with the I Ching but going on to tarot, runes, and many other forms. I remember my first Kemetic interest then was reading Joan Grant’s novels! Later I investigated many religions, practicing Heathenry and Buddhism.
Fifteen years ago, while living in Scotland, I saw a bust of Sekhmet at the Burrell Collection in Glasgow. She made a huge impression on me! Her amazing mix of power and compassion became very real in my life. Last year I got to know Het-Heru really well: she’s wonderful and I’m utterly devoted! I’ve since written two novels in which they both feature.
I'm delighted to be here!
Senebty,
Storm
Em hotep! My name is Storm, I’m retired and I live in Colorado. I used to work in adult education, and before that in software development. I emigrated from Britain to the United States in 2009 to get married. We have five adult children, mostly in their forties and fifties in the US, UK, and Australia, and five grandchildren in England.
I started my spiritual journey back in the 1970s. I learned to meditate. I trained in healing. I practiced divination, starting with the I Ching but going on to tarot, runes, and many other forms. I remember my first Kemetic interest then was reading Joan Grant’s novels! Later I investigated many religions, practicing Heathenry and Buddhism.
Fifteen years ago, while living in Scotland, I saw a bust of Sekhmet at the Burrell Collection in Glasgow. She made a huge impression on me! Her amazing mix of power and compassion became very real in my life. Last year I got to know Het-Heru really well: she’s wonderful and I’m utterly devoted! I’ve since written two novels in which they both feature.
I'm delighted to be here!
Senebty,
Storm
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