Regional variations or differences in how the Clarene presents are largely unexplored at present. These can only be understood as more people become involved with the Four Gods and, in doing so, we learn more about how they move in our world. I can, however, share my own experiences. Read more
Claire is the young lover, longing and wishful and idealistic. Clarice is older, a bit bitter, carrying the pain of rejection and heartbreak. And using Clarene brings the whole weight of the god with her, but as King of the Other People. Read more
Called Black Court, the Clarene's faeries are in charge of protection and cultivation of the West. Smartly suited and slickly dressed, her faeries are mathematicians, scientists, teachers, libriarians. They help her tend the trees and flowers. Ranging from giants to mice, the Court is expansive, their handy skills keeping the West – and the faith – in order. Read more
As I mentioned in the 'Holy Houses & Faery Courts' post, families in the Otherfaith are made through adopted rather than birth. So while her mother had no other children, the Clarene does have siblings. Read more
I’ve been very busy lately, hence why I haven’t updated. I am still working on the 30 Days of Devotion, as well as the polytheist meme. School, and my 21st birthday, and working on having a mundane life have all caught me up in a storm. Over on my WordPress blog, however, I posted up an essay I did for one of my classes. We were meant to explore an experience that changed something in our lives, and I decided... Read more
he Clarene is our god of stories and books, and whether directly stated or not, she is present in all the stories of the West. Her stories are inevitably some of my favorite to write. She is passionate, fiery, sexy, powerful, and fun. She is in love with love and in love with life. Even in stories of sadness, I find great strength. Read more
She is rooted, with her taking on cloven feet or even centaur appearance. She is close to the land that she cares for. But she is not barred from the sky – she is the creator of spaceships. Read more
Which we cannot underestimate. the Clarene moves worlds to provide a haven for her people and her lovers. Her origins are love and safety, or, as some might say, hospitality. Read more
On the most superficial level, the Clarene is a god of comfort, romanticized harvests, and endless support. She is the Ideal Mother. But that is only in the most shallow of interpretations, and even laity in the faith delve deeper into her than that. Read more
Today’s post is late since yesterday was spent doing Tarot readings that people had ordered. (A good reason for a Tarot post to be late, I think.) * Every Monday I will do a quick one-card draw from one of my Tarot (or oracle) decks and interpret the card. This isn’t going to be ‘introduction to the Tarot’ or ‘intro to divination’ or anything like that, and my interpretations should not at all be seen as the only or correct... Read more
Aine Llewellyn - Dalliances with Deities
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