A sermon on unity through diversity, equity, and inclusion as it relates to environmental justice through the lens of divine pluralism.
Author: Jennifer Wilber
An Interfaith Sermon on Unity Through Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion & Divine Pluralism
A sermon about the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion in uniting our country.
Why Aliens are the Lamest Cryptid
Here are three reasons why I am tired of hearing about space aliens. There is totally nothing about current events in this video. It’s just a fun video about cryptids.
Star of Inanna Crochet Pattern
In this video I show you how to crochet an ornament featuring Inanna’s most well-known symbol, Her 8-pointed star.
I also have the written pattern available for free on Ribblr.
Mesopotamian Artwork by Samuel David (Plus me rambling/infodumping about Pazuzu and Inanna)
I’m showing off some artwork I received from Samuel David (@rodandring) from his Sum(m)er of Giving raffle to raise money for The National Domestic Violence Hotline, The Trevor Project, NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), Iraqi Children’s Foundation, and the Central Asian Institute. I also infodump/ramble about Mesopotamian polytheism, history, and my practices.
The Bone Menagerie: Bobcat and Canadian Lynx Skull Differences
Bobcats and Canadian Lynx look very similar, their skulls even more so. I made this video to help you to determine if a particular skull came from a bobcat or a Canadian lynx.
Ereshkigal and Geshtinanna: The Cycle of Death and Life
Just some thoughts I had about the mythology regarding Ereshkigal and Geshtinanna, and how they can be viewed to represent the cycles of life and death. Includes a lot of UPG.
Inanna’s Descent as a Metaphor for Suicide and Depression
In this video I present an alternate interpretation of Inanna’s Descent, in which this myth could be read as a representation of suicide and the effects it has on loved ones left behind. This was a thought I had while meditating on this myth during Samhain.
The Bone Menagerie: My Skull Collection
Inanna as a Nature Goddess: Can We Cool Her Raging Heart?
A sermon about caring for the environment, and the goddess’ presence in natural phenomena. I was inspired by the ancient literary composition “Inanna and Ebih” by the High Priestess Enheduanna. I wrote this because I had to write and record a sermon for the pagan clergy training class I’m taking. I’m sure I would have made a video about this topic eventually anyway though, because it’s a topic that’s been on my mind a lot.