Hello, Isians!
I’m going to be publishing Isiopolis posts here again. These will be some of my favorite posts and some of your favorite posts over the years—but updated and revised. I keep learning things and so there’s always something new to add.
For instance, have you seen this beautiful sarcophagus? This is from a cave tomb in the rock of Borj, Carthage, 3rd-4th century BCE. They think the tomb owner was probably a priestess of our Goddess Isis.
A Portrait of Isis, by Feather Collector. See it here. This reminds me of a vision I had of Her long ago.
My fellow lovers of Isis,
I have been writing this blog since May of 2009 and it seems that the time has now come to put it on hiatus. I don’t know for how long. A while.
As some of you may know, I work full time at a rather demanding job. This leaves me only weekends to write. Since 2009, I have been spending pretty much all of that writing time on this blog, leaving me none for other projects.
The good news is that I find I have a significant new writing project to which I wish to devote that time. Yes, a book, but I won’t say what it is right now. It, too, will be a while. There’s much research and much meditation still to be done. But you can be sure it will grow from our work together with the Great Lady of Sacred Magic.
Of course, you can still reach me here at Isiopolis for comments and questions as usual. I’ll stay in touch.
And remember, there are 325 posts that still live here at Isiopolis, so I hope that you just might find something of interest to read while I’m out.
Thank you all so much for reading Isiopolis…and I’ll see you again on the other side of my project.
Under Her Wings,
Isidora
