#cuups

[lokavisi]

Yes! UU churches are exactly the place to go if you're looking for a spiritual community. Flower communion is such a lovely celebration on their liturgical calendar. They also have fire communion (where you release something from the past year into the fire, which is hella pagan flavored) and water communion (where you bring a little bit of water from a place special to you to pour into a communal bowl, a concept my CUUPS chapter utilized for our Imbolc ritual this year). Their values center democracy, social justice, and environmental stewardship. So a minister calling the current political situation a dumpster fire is absolutely on brand. I would expect nothing less. Even if your nearest congregation doesn't have a ton of pagans, you will be very much welcomed and among community there.

Anyone who's been around for a while will know that I've been struggling with the dangerous political climate (and for an even longer time) the religious isolation factor that seems inherent in being a practicing pagan (being that we lack any true organized religious structures).

So I've been toying with the idea of finding a church my family and I could attend to gain some kind of support system as things become more and more terrifying, but being VERY pagan its hard for me to imagine even the most open and well meaning church not making my skin crawl once a week or causing me to worry about how to explain to my son that 'while we need community, here are all the ways that mommy and daddy don't agree with what we're taking you to weekly.'

So with all this in mind I cautiously started looking (mind you I live in the deep south). I say all this to say that to my surprise I discovered the local Unitarian Universalist church. My grandmother was raised in a Christian Universalist church so I thought I knew the gist of what I was going to encounter but I was WRONG.

If you are someone like me who has lamented the lack of community in your religious life I CAN NOT RECOMMEND ENOUGH looking into your local UU church. They have so many pagans among their congregations that there is a suborganization called CUUPS (Covenant of United Universalist Pagans). My first service the Reverend (a women to my pleasant surprise) called the state and federal political system a dumpsterfire.

I'm actually looking forward to the celebration they hold on Easter, called the flower communion, where each attendee brings a flower and offers it up and at the end each person takes a different flower than they brought.

[lokavisi]

I have a great story I completely forgot to share.

This past Sunday was my kindred's public blot to Odin. Our gothar asked if someone else would be willing to lead the ritual, as they had another event they wanted to go to in order to support a friend. Since I led the blot for Loki back in July, given their oath, it only seemed appropriate that I lead the blot for Odin, so I volunteered.

As we're waiting to folks to arrive, a couple comes with their 4-5 year-old daughter. Generally we don't see kids in attendance, but we're not going to turn them away, either. She recognized me from the CUUPS kids group, so she asked to sit next to me. I said yes, and she sat to my left. Her parents brought things so she could color and her mom raided the RE (religious education) cabinet the UU congregation has (we meet at the church) that's filled with fidget toys, so she was very much occupied.

So I give the opening spiel about blots to the newcomers, talk a bit about Odin (and explain that we have a little offering bowl for Loki per their oath of drink sharing), and we set sacred space. As everyone goes up to fill their drinks, the girl asks her mom what everyone's doing. Mom explained how we're getting drinks to toast Odin and that when we're done we're "going to share some of our drinks with Odin and Loki." This child, in the cutest and most earnest way, says: "I don't wanna share my drink with them." Something about them being absolutely rejected by a small child was so funny to me. 🤣

As the "leader" of the ritual, I gave the first toast. We go around the circle clockwise, so I asked this girl if she wanted to say, "Hail Odin," but she didn't so we moved right along to mom and dad. After a few more people, she started saying, "Hail!" when everyone else did after each toast. So when we made it all the way around the circle, before closing it out I asked her again if she wanted to say, "Hail Odin." This girl sits up, says, "Hi everybody," like she's about to give a speech, says a few things I couldn't understand because fast child speak, but then she said something about, "because he's an old man." Like the fact that Odin is an old man is why we're toasting him lol. Mom got her to say, "hail Odin," before she rambled too much, but her being so ready speak was so precious. Like she got into it the more she saw.

After we finished up she was walking around the room and talking to folks, and then she comes up to me and says, "Look what I found!" It was a small evil eye bead. She found an eye. At an Odin blot. 😆 And one for protection, at that. I think it was Odin saying he sees her and is looking out for her, that he appreciated her presence there.

It was such a delight to have this little ball of energy present. It made me think about writing a shorter kid-friendly liturgy for a blot. If enough folks wanted to bring their kids and it became too much to have them all there, I would love to take the kids to another space and do a kids sumbel. (Admittedly I'd kind of prefer we let everyone stay in the same space, but I still think writing a kids liturgy would be fun, regardless. Wouldn't hurt to have it in our back pocket!)

Anyway, it was just a joyful experience in Heathenry that I wanted to share.

Edit: I just learned from her mother that she leaves things for Odin on their altar at home. She talks to him all the time and calls him Uncle Odin. <3

[coyote-sings]

Recently my husband and I have joined a Unitarian Universalist church, and it's been extremely welcoming. They're in the beginning stages of forming a Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans for anyone in the congregation who wants to participate, and being able to help in that is so exciting! We're putting together a Winter Solstice gathering for the 20th, and I've volunteered to bring cookies and a savory dish. Two members are leading a druidic ritual for us, and a few others are going to lead crafting like pomadors, garlands and stuff to put on an altar.

[unseeliej]

Beltane with Frederick CUUPs

This past Saturday, my Handsome Assistant and I went to celebrate the first of the fire festivals with the Congregation of Unitarian Universalist Pagans. It was a bit rainy, so outdoor bonfires were out, but they managed to make even an indoor-only Beltane a ton of fun! There was lots of food, drumming, dancing, and a maypole. When we arrived, we were asked to write a message on two pieces of…

[archivesrowe]

[puffycloud2]

less play futbol

[ukfrislandembassy]

Ok like nobody seems to have noticed but Juliette Blevins has recently put out a case that Great Andamanese might actually have been Austroasiatic all along (to complement Jarawan possibly being an Austronesian relative). There's some stuff that's certainly suggestive, but it'll be a bit more work needed before I'm ready to accept these 32 proposed correspondences as anything more than chance, particularly after the Indo-Vasconic debacle. Still, below the cut I'm going to try and give this a fair review.

All of this is from 'Linguistic clues to Andamanese pre-history: Understanding the North-South divide', in The Language of Hunter Gatherers, edited by Tom Güldemann, Patrick McConvell and Richard Rhodes and published in 2020 (a free version of the chapter can be found on Google Scholar).

Looking through the data, it actually seems relatively rigorous as a set of comparisons; she's done a shallow reconstruction of a Proto-Great-Andamanese from wordlists (seemingly a relatively trivial exercise, though with caveats noted below) and is seemingly comparing these to reconstructions from the Mon-Khmer comparative dictionary.

Many of the correspondences are basically identical between the two reconstructions with at most minimal semantic differences, e.g. (in the order PGA~PAA respectively) *buə 'clay' ~ *buəh 'ash, powdery dust'; *muən 'pus, dirt' ~ *muən 'pimple'; *cuər 'current, flow' ~ *cuər 'flow, pour'; *cuəp 'fasten, adjoin' ~ *bcuup/bcuəp 'adjoin, adhere'. However, I wonder if the Proto-GA reconstructions here have been massaged a bit to fit the Austroasiatic correspondence more closely; in Aka-Kede for example, each of these words shows a different vowel; pua, mine, cor(ie), cup. It's not fatal by any means (in fact if the correspondences could be shown to be more complex than simple identity that would actually help the argument), but definitely annoying.

There's a couple of PGA items which are presented as having a straightforward sound correpondence in PAA where the semantics is close but doesn't quite match, but also alongside a semantic match that differs slightly in sound, e.g. by a slightly different initial consonant, e.g. *raic 'bale out' ~ *raac 'sprinkle' /*saac 'bale out'; *pila 'tusk, tooth' ~ *plaaʔ 'blade'/*mlaʔ 'tusk, ivory'; *luk 'channel' ~ *ru(u)ŋ 'channel'/*lu(u)k 'have a hole'. I think there's possibly a plausible development here, with perhaps one form taking on the other's semantics because of taboo, or maybe due to an actual semantic shift (she notes that the Andamanese use boar tusks as scrapers, which could explain a 'blade'~'tusk' correspondence in itself).

There's an item which seems dubious on the PAA side, e.g. she proposes a correspondence *wət ~ *wət for 'bat, flying fox' but I can't find a *wət reconstructed anywhere in the MKCD with that meaning, not even in Bahnaric where she claims it comes from (there is a *wət reconstructed but with a meaning 'turn, bend'). Meanwhile, *kut 'fishing net' ~ *kuut 'tie, knot' seems wrong at first, as search for *kuut by itself only brings up a reconstruction *kuut 'scrape, scratch', however there is also a reconstruction *[c]kuut which does mean 'tie, knot'.

There's an interesting set of correspondences where PGA has a final schwa that's absent from the proposed PAA cognates, e.g. *lakə 'digging stick' ~ *lak 'hoe (v.)'; *ɲipə 'sandfly' ~ *jɔɔp 'horsefly'; *loŋə 'neck' ~ *tlu(u)ŋ 'throat'.

More generally, a substantial proportion of the proposed correspondences are nouns in Great Andamanese but verbs/adjective (stative verbs) in Austroasiatic, some of which are above, but also including e.g. *cuiɲ 'odour' ~ *ɟhuuɲ/ɟʔuuɲ 'smell, sniff'; *raic 'juice' ~ *raac 'sprinkle' (a separate correspondence to 'bale out' above); *mulə 'egg' ~ *muul 'round'; *ciəp 'belt, band' ~ *cuup/cuəp/ciəp 'wear, put on'. This also doesn't seem too much of an issue, given the general word-class flexibility in that part of the world, though there don't seem to be any correspondences going the other way, which could perhaps be a sign of loaning/relexification instead.

I mentioned that a lot of these seem to be exact matches, but of course what you really want to indicate relatedness are non-indentical but regular correspondences, and here is where I can see the issues probably starting to really arise. We've already noted some of the vowel issues, but we also have some messiness with some of the consonants, though at the very least the POA matches pretty much every time (including reasonable caveats like sibilants patterning with palatals and the like). However, that still leaves us with some messes.

The liquids and coronals especially are misaligned a fair bit in ways which could do with more correspondences to flesh out. Here's a list of the correspondences found in initial position in the examples given.

*l ~ *l: *lat ~ *[c]laat 'fear', *lakə 'digging stick' ~ *lak 'hoe'

*l ~ *r: *lap ~ *rap 'count' (*luk 'channel' ~ *ru(u)ŋ 'have a hole'/*lu(u)k 'channel' could be in either of these)

*r ~ *r: *raic 'juice' ~ *raac 'sprinkle'

*r ~ *ɗ: *rok ~ *ɗuk 'canoe'

*t ~ *ɗ: *tapə 'blind' ~ [ɟ]ɗaap 'pass hand along'

*t ~ *t: *ar-təm ~ *triəm 'old' (suggested that metathesis occurred, though to me there probably would need to be some reanalysis as well to make this work)

I invite any of my mutuals more experienced with the comparative method to have a look for yourselves and see what you make of the proposal as it currently stands. It would certainly be an interesting development if more actual correspondences could be set up, though I do have to wonder if more work would also be needed on Austroasiatic to double-check these reconstructions as well.

[norvicensiandoran]

A progressive Pagan boomer I knew from my CUUPs group just sent me the most hilarious / memeable thing.

He's not on social media so I asked permission to share it with ya'll.

[lokavisi]

Saturday night was my local CUUPS (Covenant of UU Pagans) chapter's Bealtaine ritual and man, was it a doozy. I was so exhausted afterwards and so busy yesterday I forgot to share photos of my outift. (Three guesses who helped me out with this ensemble.) I'm still processing a lot of the stuff that came out of that ritual and the time since then, which I'll probably post about in the next few days, but I just really wanted to show off my outfit because we had some fun putting it all together. :)

[444namesplus]

#76

(long)

Abiari Abiini Aboalo Aboele Aboine Abueke Abuele Abuilu Abuuko Acaire Aceone Aceore Aciale Acioto Aciuku Acooru Acuane Acuano Acuaro Acuiti Acuuka Adeila Adiana Adiepu Adioru Adoari Adoile Aduiko Aduoki Afaapa Afaaru Afaiku Afaima Afaine Afieli Afionu Afoinu Afoope Afoore Afuama Afueka Afuene Afuola Afuupa Agaera Agailo Agauka Agaulo Ageure Agiiko Agoapi Agouki Aguipa Aguuto Ahaane Ahaera Ahaoru Ahieke Ahiiki Ahoopo Ahuonu Ajaite Ajauki Ajauno Ajiele Ajiemu Ajiire Ajioni Ajoeka Ajoepo Ajuaro Ajueli Akauno Akeiru Akiatu Akiuno Akoana Akoipu Akuimu Akuore Akuure Alaali Alaati Alaemi Aleino Aloaku Aloara Aloati Alouna Aluilo Amailu Amaito Ameema Ameomi Ameono Ameule Amioto Amoana Amoape Amoepo Amooli Amoupu Amueni Anaame Anaile Anaoki Anaopo Aneoko Anielo Anieno Aniiri Anoame Anoeru Anoute Anuimi Anuinu Anuote Anuuri Apaato Apaili Apaime Apaone Apeapa Apeomo Apeoti Apiina Apiiri Apioti Apoome Apoonu Apuipi Apuoke Apuota Apuoto Aqaapo Aqaete Aqaita Aqaulu Aqaura Aqeema Aqeolo Aqeuto Aqiiko Aqiola Aqionu Aqueru Aquile Aquola Araeri Areeku Areenu Areino Areulu Ariiko Ariipi Ariuma Ariuru Aroara Aroitu Aruapo Aruata Asaaku Asaali Asaole Asiopu Asiuru Asoamu Asoiko Asoimo Asoumi Asuole Asuuno Asuure Ataete Ataute Ateita Ateomo Atiapi Atiapu Atioti Atiuro Atouma Atoumi Atuule Atuupi Atuura Avaipu Avaiti Avaole Avaomo Aveani Avearo Aveeke Aveena Aveupo Aveuru Aveuti Avianu Aviema Aviomo Aviore Aviura Avoako Avoora Avouki Avoulo Avueku Avuiti Avuoro Avuupe Avuuti Avuuto Awaata Awaoni Aweume Awiero Awiila Awiomo Awiupe Awoelo Awoili Awoipe Awoole Awoori Awueru Awuili Awuoke Axaapi Axaime Axaoma Axauti Axeela Axeole Axeula Axeupi Axiata Axiene Axoini Axoinu Axoome Axuiko Axuini Axuoma Ayaatu Ayaimi Ayaira Ayeilu Ayeoru Ayeuku Ayiata Ayiute Ayoapu Ayouma Ayuuli Ayuuma Ayuume Azaolu Azauri Azeame Azeika Aziepi Aziete Azoili Azooko Azoume Azuulo

Baa Baaku Baali Baamu Bae Baene Bai Baike Baiku Baila Baipa Bao Baole Baoma Baoti Bau Baupe Baupi Bea Bearu Bee Beela Beene Beero Bei Beira Beita Beomi Beori Beu Beumu Beupi Bia Biane Biano Biaro Bie Biere Bii Biilo Biipe Biipo Bio Biore Biu Biuko Boa Boalo Boame Boapa Boato Boe Boeku Boene Boeta Boi Boire Boo Boope Bou Bouke Bouki Boume Bouna Bua Buaki Buapu Bue Bui Buila Builo Buimi Buipi Buo Buolo Buolu Buomi Buona Buotu Buu Buumi Buuti Buutu

Caa Caana Caate Cae Caeko Cai Caiko Caiku Caire Cairi Cao Cau Cauku Caure Cea Ceaka Ceaku Ceamu Ceani Ceara Cee Ceeku Ceeme Ceepe Cei Ceime Ceino Ceo Ceomu Ceono Ceori Ceu Ceula Ceumu Ceuro Cia Ciali Cie Cieko Ciero Cii Ciilo Ciinu Ciipa Ciita Cio Ciu Ciula Ciuni Ciupa Coa Coaku Coapa Coape Coe Coena Coene Coi Coira Coo Coomi Coone Coono Coopo Cou Couko Coupo Coupu Cua Cuaki Cualu Cue Cueki Cueko Cuelu Cui Cuiki Cuila Cuo Cuolo Cuopa Cuopi Cuopo Cuoti Cuu Cuumu Cuuni Cuupe Cuuri Cuuta

Daa Daana Daato Dae Daelo Daema Dai Dailu Daini Dao Daona Daopu Dau Dauma Dauno Daupo Dautu Dea Deali Deama Deano Deapu Dee Deeka Deeku Deema Deeri Dei Deo Deoma Deomu Deopi Deori Deote Deu Deuno Dia Diara Die Dii Diime Diito Dio Diolu Diomo Diopo Diota Diu Doa Doano Doapi Doe Doeki Doeko Doeku Doero Doi Doo Doolu Doopa Doopi Dooti Dou Doute Dua Due Duele Duelu Dueni Duenu Dui Duila Duini Duipa Duo Duoro Duu Duulu Duumi Duumo Duune Duunu Duuto

Ebauru Ebeete Ebiame Ebiilo Ebiumu Eboipa Ebooti Eboulu Ebuame Ebuono Ebuoro Ebuuku Ecaopa Eceale Eceeno Eceepu Eciale Eciiki Eciitu Ecioki Eciunu Ecoamu Ecoeku Ecoupi Edaeka Edaike Edaitu Edauni Edeake Edeeko Edeume Edeunu Ediemu Ediepo Ediiki Edioru Ediote Edoeli Edoetu Edoira Edoore Edouko Eduani Eduili Efaeme Efaile Efeitu Efeure Efielu Efieni Efiole Efiulo Efiuru Efoeta Efoime Efueme Efuero Egaeki Egaino Egaura Egeala Egeapa Egeira Egeope Egiapa Egiape Egieku Egiura Egiuto Egoatu Eguira Eguota Ehaeke Ehaeta Ehauke Eheake Eheeni Eheumo Ehiali Ehioro Ehoori Ehuiku Ejaaku Ejaate Ejaopu Ejaoti Ejeepa Ejeome Ejiepe Ejoete Ejuane Ejuime Ejuoni Ejuula Ekaami Ekaano Ekauno Ekeine Ekeipa Ekiuko Ekootu Ekouli Ekoupu Ekuame Ekuite Elaamu Eleotu Eliete Eliiri Eliula Eliura Eloamu Eloino Eloiri Eluali Eluami Eluika Eluure Emaama Emaani Emaoko Emaomi Emeero Emiepu Emiiru Emiuko Emoiki Emoipi Emuero Emuona Emuupi Enaaro Enaate Enaoru Enauku Enaupi Eneemu Eneima Eniiti Eniotu Eniupe Enoama Enoana Enoeki Enoira Enouma Enuotu Epaame Epaeli Epeeta Epeure Epiuru Epoeri Epuire Eqaeri Eqeipo Eqiopu Eqouka Eqouno Equala Equato Eraami Eraeka Eraike Eraite Ereomi Eriiro Eroeko Eroini Eruari Eruelu Eruite Eruulu Esaani Esaemo Esaomu Esaora Eseele Eseepe Eseuko Esiatu Esiuku Esuato Esueme Esueri Esuite Esuope Etaaku Etaena Eteoka Etiunu Etoami Etoano Etoapi Etoeta Etoipu Etoona Etuani Etuona Etuuko Evaame Evaari Evaeka Evaito Evaoki Evaoku Evauru Evealo Eveati Eveemu Eviani Eviape Eviomo Eviuka Eviuko Evoane Evoape Evoepu Evoulo Evuano Evueki Evueru Evuita Ewaake Ewaole Ewaoti Ewaule Ewaune Eweina Eweone Eweopo Eweuna Ewuina Ewuoka Exaamo Exeela Exeola Exeolu Exeuko Exeupu Exiila Exiopa Exoeke Exoute Exuimu Eyaera Eyaumo Eyeena Eyiena Eyouku Eyuaki Eyuopa Ezaipe Ezaono Ezaula Ezeari Ezeato Ezeopu Ezounu Ezuiru

Faa Faama Faane Fae Faeka Fai Faiku Faito Fao Faome Faoru Fau Fauli Fauri Fea Feaka Fee Feemi Feere Fei Feila Feili Feiti Feo Feoli Feoni Feote Feu Feumi Feuna Feuri Feuti Fia Fiake Fiaru Fie Fiemu Fiero Fii Fiilu Fiipi Fiipu Fiite Fiitu Fio Fiotu Fiu Fiutu Foa Foaki Foamo Foanu Foapo Foato Foe Foela Foemu Foi Foo Foono Fou Foume Foupa Foupi Fua Fuapi Fuare Fue Fuenu Fuepe Fui Fuitu Fuo Fuopa Fuu Fuune Fuupa

Gaa Gaano Gaati Gae Gaeku Gaeli Gaeri Gai Gainu Gao Gaomu Gaoni Gau Gaumi Gea Geaki Geama Geame Geari Gee Geeki Geemi Geeri Gei Geo Geoma Geomo Geoni Geu Geupe Geuri Geuru Geuta Gie Giela Gieru Gii Giinu Gio Gioku Gioma Giu Giuko Giule Giulu Giuma Goa Goale Goalu Goamu Goe Goi Goili Goino Goo Gooko Goole Gooma Gou Goura Goute Gua Gue Gui Guilo Guipi Guiro Guo Guota Guu Guulu Guumi

Haa Haani Haaro Hae Haeli Haepe Hai Hainu Hao Haola Haolo Haoni Haopi Hau Haula Haule Haumu Hea Heanu Heape Heapo Heati Hee Heeli Heelo Heemi Heenu Heepe Heepo Heere Hei Heiku Heima Heinu Heo Heoki Heono Heopi Heu Heuko Heula Heuma Hia Hiani Hiara Hie Hieme Hiemi Hiepa Hii Hio Hione Hioni Hiora Hiu Hiuma Hiutu Hoa Hoapa Hoape Hoe Hoele Hoi Hoipi Hoiro Hoo Hoola Hoote Hooto Hou Houlu Houtu Hua Hualu Huami Huamu Hue Hueka Hui Huipe Huo Huole Huonu Huu

Ibaami Ibaelu Ibauna Ibeiku Ibeoti Ibeune Ibeuri Ibiamu Ibiipe Ibiuki Ibiulo Iboaku Iboolu Ibuuke Icealo Iceepe Iceolo Iciapa Icieke Iciuka Icoite Icooka Icoome Icoupi Icuone Idaori Idauri Ideape Ideumi Idiapu Idiipe Idiomo Idoako Idoalu Idoame Idoapa Idoepo Idouma Iduapo Ifaepo Ifaiti Ifauke Ifaume Ifauta Ifiaru Ifioke Ifoira Ifuamu Ifuula Igaare Igaepe Igaure Igieme Igiimo Igoena Igoepi Igoete Iguuru Ihaero Ihailu Ihauki Iheoku Ihiapo Ihoame Ihoami Ihoete Ihouti Ihuate Ihuepu Ihuite Ijaine Ijaula Ijeemi Ijeima Ijeono Ijoana Ijueni Ikeilo Ikeoka Ikeupi Ikiimu Ikoimu Ikuane Ikuura Ilaana Ilaili Ilailo Ilaope Iliake Iliomu Iloaka Iloopo Iluano Iluini Iluuka Imaoki Imiaku Imiatu Imiupa Imoiru Imoonu Imouka Imuake Imuumo Inaato Inaora Ineapo Ineare Inietu Iniupi Inoepa Inooli Ipaere Ipeipa Ipiako Ipiata Ipiite Ipoali Ipoope Ipuame Ipuapu Iqairu Iqaoma Iqeote Iqiela Iqieti Iqiipe Iqiora Iqiute Iqouno Iqoupi Iquamo Iquamu Iquelu Iqueru Iraako Iraori Irauli Irauni Ireoli Ireote Iriata Iriime Irioku Iriomu Iriuro Iroana Iroaru Iroele Iroito Iruelu Iruimi Iruupu Isailu Isearu Isiapo Isiule Isiumo Isoele Isoima Isoiro Isouna Isoute Isuako Isuare Isueke Isuino Isuuki Itaema Itaene Itaire Itaunu Iteapa Iteilo Iteuki Iteumi Itianu Itiepa Itioru Itooku Ituiri Ituuri Ivaira Ivaomu Iveake Ivearu Iveatu Iveenu Iveepi Iveepo Iviari Iviire Ivoipe Iwaana Iweepa Iweili Iweima Iweoka Iweulo Iwiane Iwiiro Iwoani Iwouto Iwuope Iwuori Iwuuno Ixaana Ixeelu Ixialu Ixiana Ixioku Ixoati Ixoine Iyaatu Iyaimu Iyaore Iyaura Iyeeno Iyiemu Iyiipu Iyoena Iyoetu Iyoolo Iyoora Iyuira Izaeku Izaepo Izaipe Izauni Izaupu Izeepe Izeoro Izieli Izoaku Izoare Izoemi Izoiro Izuame Izuete Izuoki Izuura

Jaa Jae Jaela Jaeni Jaeno Jaepi Jai Jairu Jaita Jao Jaoke Jaomi Jaopi Jau Jauri Jea Jeamu Jee Jeenu Jei Jeire Jeiro Jeo Jeoko Jeolo Jeomi Jeotu Jeu Jeulu Jeura Jia Jiano Jiapi Jiari Jie Jieko Jieme Jiene Jieta Jii Jiilu Jiinu Jio Jioki Jiomu Jiopu Jiu Jiumi Joa Joame Joapu Joe Joene Joi Joime Joo Jooni Jou Jouli Jouna Joune Jouni Joure Jua Juamu Jue Jueno Jui Juiri Juitu Juo Juona Juone Juono Juote Juu Juuku

Kaa Kaaku Kae Kaemi Kai Kaiko Kaima Kaina Kairu Kao Kaoku Kaopo Kaoru Kau Kauko Kea Keale Keana Kearo Kee Keela Keeni Keeti Kei Keito Keo Keoma Keopu Keotu Keu Keume Keune Keura Kia Kiata Kie Kieru Kii Kio Kiomu Kiopo Kiu Kiumu Kiura Koa Koani Koapi Koe Koemu Koi Koika Koita Koo Kooto Kootu Kou Kouku Koulu Koura Kouro Kouto Kua Kualo Kuano Kuanu Kuare Kue Kuela Kui Kuimi Kuo Kuoli Kuomu Kuote Kuu Kuule Kuumo Kuuta

Laa Laare Lae Laela Laepi Laeru Lai Laipa Laira Lao Laolu Laore Lau Laume Laupa Lauru Lea Leane Lee Leeki Leepe Leeto Lei Leimo Leine Leinu Leo Leola Leora Leote Leu Leuku Leunu Leupu Leure Lia Liako Liame Liane Liara Lie Liele Liete Lii Liino Liira Lio Lioma Liomi Liopo Lioro Liotu Liu Liumo Liupi Loa Loapu Loe Loelo Loepa Loi Loini Loipa Loo Loopa Loopo Lou Loulu Loune Loute Lua Luapu Luata Lue Lueki Luelu Lueno Luenu Lui Luilu Luo Luoku Luu Luuka Luuli Luuma

Maa Maamo Maana Mae Maela Maele Maelu Mai Mairu Mao Maoka Maolo Maopu Mau Maulo Maure Mea Meale Meati Mee Meele Meepo Mei Meimu Meipi Meo Meoto Meu Meuli Meulo Meuto Mia Miaru Mie Mielu Miemi Mii Miimi Miira Miiro Miiti Mio Miopa Miote Miu Miuke Miuku Miuru Miutu Moa Moe Moeli Moepe Moepo Moi Moimo Moite Moitu Moo Moomi Moote Mou Mouka Mouke Moulo Mounu Mouru Mua Muame Mue Mueko Muela Muele Muero Mui Muima Muine Muini Muinu Muo Muolo Muoti Muoto Muu Muuki

Naa Naate Nae Naeke Nai Naika Naiku Nao Naoki Naoma Naope Naopu Nau Naula Nauma Naupa Nea Nee Neeni Neepe Neeri Nei Neinu Neito Neo Neola Neoto Neu Neupe Neupi Neupu Nia Nialu Niama Niapa Niata Nie Nii Niike Niiki Niimo Nio Niono Nioru Niu Noa Noali Noano Noaru Noata Noe Noene Noere Noero Noetu Noi Noinu Noo Noola Noona Noore Nooro Nou Nounu Noupa Noupi Noupo Nua Nuaka Nuala Nuatu Nue Nueme Nuemu Nuepe Nuere Nui Nuiku Nuira Nuire Nuo Nuome Nuopi Nuu Nuuni

Obaeno Obaoka Obeoke Obiamo Obiamu Obiapo Obiimi Obiure Oboaku Oboima Oboimo Oboine Obuelu Obuemo Obuopu Ocaatu Ocaetu Oceeme Oceere Ocieri Ociipa Ocioka Ocoare Ocoeka Ocooni Ocouro Ocuike Ocuiku Odauki Odeate Odeimi Odeira Odiome Odoepu Odoiki Odoipo Odouku Oduape Oduile Ofaatu Ofaeli Ofaika Ofaori Ofauko Ofeeri Ofeolo Ofeule Ofiepu Ofieri Ofiuru Ofoato Ofoino Ofuule Ogaepe Ogaule Ogauti Ogeeka Ogeuli Ogiema Ogieta Ogiipa Ogiiri Ogoaki Ogoero Ogoolo Ohaoko Ohiome Ohoanu Ojeita Ojieka Ojoaru Ojoepo Ojoora Ojuapi Ojuini Ojuumi Okeilo Okeipu Okeulo Okiopa Okiuna Okoani Okoape Okoate Okoela Okoopa Okoume Okuepu Olaeti Oleipi Oleoli Oleopu Oliepu Oloamo Oloate Oloilu Oloula Oluume Omauni Omeoto Omoone Omuera Omuiro Omuumo Onaami Oneile Oniono Oniota Onoiru Onuate Onuina Onuuka Onuuke Opaori Opeuru Opiape Opiepe Opiura Opoiku Opoino Opoipu Opouma Opuaka Opuipe Oqaena Oqaila Oqaipi Oqaolu Oqaupu Oqiare Oqoime Oquano Oquilu Oquimi Oquuki Oquumi Oraamo Oreako Oriaku Oriale Oriuni Oroapi Oroire Oroulo Osaeme Osaika Osaite Osauru Oseito Oseuna Osiako Osioru Osoapo Osoiko Osoopo Osuonu Otaopi Otauni Oteati Oteeke Oteeru Oteete Oteime Oteipi Oteoma Otiari Otiaru Otiela Otiemu Otiomi Otoire Otouna Otuame Otuura Ovaeta Oveapo Oveine Oveula Oviepo Ovieto Oviiko Oviopo Ovoanu Ovoara Ovoemo Ovoule Owaepi Owaeta Owaoka Owaota Oweomi Owioro Owoipu Owouke Owuika Owuile Owuite Owuute Oxauro Oxeeku Oxeiri Oxeuro Oxoeli Oxoini Oxuali Oyaimu Oyaipi Oyeako Oyeati Oyeemo Oyeero Oyiomo Oyoemu Oyoini Oyuemi Oyuito Ozaapi Ozaike Ozauko Ozeeno Ozuamo Ozuato Ozuepe

Paa Paaki Paana Paape Pae Pai Paili Paina Paite Pao Paomo Paore Paoto Pau Paure Pea Peali Pee Peeli Peemi Peeno Peero Pei Peilu Peino Peiti Peo Peoli Peu Peumo Peunu Pia Piapa Piapo Piare Piari Piaru Pie Piero Pii Piile Piini Pio Piolo Piome Piu Piumu Poa Poala Poare Poata Poe Poeki Poepa Poero Poi Poimi Poina Poipa Poo Poola Poomi Poore Poote Pou Pouma Pua Puano Puari Pue Pui Puiku Puina Puo Puoko Puu Puuma Puunu Puuro

Qaa Qaama Qaame Qaare Qae Qaeto Qai Qaika Qaike Qailo Qao Qaoli Qaolo Qaomo Qaoto Qau Qaumu Qauna Qauru Qea Qearo Qee Qeeme Qei Qeipu Qeo Qeome Qeora Qeu Qeuno Qeura Qeure Qia Qiana Qie Qiele Qii Qiiku Qiipi Qio Qiopu Qioru Qiu Qiuni Qiupo Qoa Qoaro Qoati Qoe Qoenu Qoere Qoetu Qoi Qoilo Qoimo Qoo Qou Qua Que Quela Qui Quita Quito Quo Quoka Quolo Quonu Quotu Quu Quupa Quupe Quuto

Raa Raaka Raako Raalu Raati Rae Raena Rai Raimo Raipi Rao Raomo Raoti Rau Raula Rauma Raumo Raupi Rauri Rautu Rea Reaku Reala Reama Reani Reanu Reapi Rearu Ree Reepi Reera Rei Reiko Reipa Reitu Reo Reoti Reu Reume Reupi Reuru Ria Riame Riapa Riatu Rie Rii Riina Riine Rio Riomi Riotu Riu Riula Riuri Roa Roalu Roami Roapi Roe Roete Roi Roiki Roila Roile Roimu Roo Rooma Roopa Rou Roune Rua Ruapo Rue Rueka Rueki Ruemi Rueno Ruepo Rueta Rui Ruini Ruiri Ruiro Ruo Ruoke Ruoma Ruu Ruuni Ruupu Ruuti Ruutu

Saa Saamo Sae Saelo Saeme Saemo Saenu Sai Saine Sao Saolu Saopa Saoti Saotu Sau Sauno Saupo Sea Seapo Seari Seata See Seeka Seeke Seeki Seeku Seeme Seeru Sei Seini Seo Seoki Seomi Seori Seu Seuli Sia Sialo Siama Siapo Siara Siata Sie Sienu Sieti Sii Siiki Siimi Sio Sioka Sioma Siote Siu Siupi Siuro Siute Soa Soale Soalo Soana Soato Soe Soeru Soeto Soi Soilo Soina Soine Soo Soolo Soomo Soonu Sooti Sou Souro Soute Soutu Sua Sualo Suapo Suapu Suaro Suata Suati Suato Sue Sueke Sui Suina Suipa Suo Suotu Suu Suuka Suula Suure

Taa Taata Tae Taelu Tai Taike Taite Tao Tau Tauno Tautu Tea Teaka Teali Tealo Tearu Tee Teemo Teeti Tei Teimi Teini Teipa Teo Teu Teuri Tia Tiale Tie Tii Tiila Tiite Tio Tiora Tiote Tiu Tiuke Toa Toala Toara Toe Toeme Toemu Toi Too Toomi Toopi Tootu Tou Toume Tua Tuake Tuapu Tuaru Tue Tueku Tueme Tui Tuina Tuipa Tuiro Tuo Tuopu Tuori Tuu Tuupe

Ubealo Ubeane Ubeula Ubiupo Uboota Ubuuki Ucaipe Ucaoni Ucaune Ucaupi Uceala Uceapi Uciira Uciolo Uciopa Uciunu Ucoano Ucoire Ucooka Ucueko Udeami Udeika Udieru Udoete Udoote Udouko Uduano Uduomu Uduula Uduumu Ufeeri Ufeile Ufiemo Ufoali Ufooma Ufuope Ufuupa Ufuuri Ugaipu Ugeane Ugeeno Ugeita Ugeuto Ugiito Ugiure Ugoira Ugouko Ugueri Uguetu Uguiki Uhaali Uhaeto Uhaita Uheari Uheemo Uheotu Uhiemu Uhiuma Uhoala Uhoiro Uhoori Uhuola Uhuuto Ujaike Ujaimi Ujaola Ujaone Ujaota Ujauro Ujeapa Ujeimi Ujiema Ujiere Ujiipe Ujoopu Ujooru Ujouko Ujouma Ujouro Ujuamo Ujuare Ujuate Ujueni Ujuoka Ujuore Ujuune Ukaamu Ukaite Ukaumu Ukeima Ukiatu Ukiepe Ukiupi Ukouta Ukuuku Ulaula Ulealu Uliepa Ulioke Ulioru Uloemo Uloote Uluupe Umaaka Umaaru Umaoni Umaupi Umeeri Umiaki Umiato Umiepi Umoiku Umootu Umuaka Umuelu Umuina Umuone Uneara Uneita Uneore Unoolo Unooti Unuamo Unuane Unuelu Unuuki Upaaro Upaema Upaupi Upauru Upeele Upeuri Upeuti Upiama Upiene Upionu Upiuki Upoeta Upuite Uqaana Uqaeka Uqaota Uqeoku Uqoare Uqoito Uqoopo Uqouro Uquari Uquimu Uquupu Uquura Ureeta Uriapa Urieru Uriito Uroeme Uroepu Uroero Uroura Usauno Usaunu Useale Useumu Useupa Usienu Usoumo Usoure Usuani Usuelu Usuire Usuopo Utaoto Utauku Utaure Utearu Uteuli Utiako Utiipo Utioke Utiuta Utoapo Utoero Utouli Utuimi Uvaoro Uvaure Uveape Uveate Uveela Uveipi Uveupe Uviero Uvioli Uvioto Uvoemo Uvoepo Uvoini Uvoule Uvuiku Uvuumo Uwaaki Uweamu Uweeku Uweili Uweolo Uweoma Uwiika Uwuala Uxaatu Uxailo Uxaomu Uxiemu Uxiiku Uxoomi Uxuaki Uxuemo Uxuoto Uyeeme Uyeito Uyiiku Uyiura Uyoumo Uyuonu Uzaape Uzaiki Uzaiti Uzaumi Uzeano Uzeeti Uzeoti Uzeulo Uzeuti Uziola Uziolo Uziopi Uziuke Uzuopo

Vaa Vae Vaemo Vaera Vaero Vai Vaike Vaime Vao Vau Vauku Vaumo Vauna Vautu Vea Veata Veato Vee Veelu Veemi Veenu Veere Vei Veira Veito Veitu Veo Veoka Veolu Veomi Veopo Veu Veume Veumu Veute Via Viame Viate Viati Vie Vieli Vieme Vieno Vieto Vii Viike Viiko Viire Viita Vio Vioni Viori Viu Viuru Viutu Voa Voake Voe Voene Voi Voiko Voito Voo Voolu Vou Voumo Vouri Vouru Vouta Vua Vuapa Vue Vuemo Vueni Vui Vuilu Vuipa Vuiri Vuite Vuo Vuome Vuomo Vuope Vuu Vuuki Vuumo Vuuru Vuutu

Waa Wae Waeka Waepa Wai Waimi Waimu Waipe Wairu Wao Waome Waonu Wau Wauki Wea Weaki Weama Wee Weeku Weeti Wei Weimo Weite Weo Weole Weona Weora Weu Weuka Weula Weuna Weupo Wia Wiame Wiapo Wiapu Wiatu Wie Wieko Wiena Wieta Wii Wiine Wio Wiome Wioro Wiu Wiula Woa Woale Woape Woe Woeme Woi Woimi Woipi Woo Wooko Woole Wooni Woonu Woora Woore Wou Wouti Wua Wuane Wuaro Wue Wueko Wui Wuiri Wuito Wuo Wuopo Wuori Wuu Wuula Wuuno Wuupa Wuuto

Xaa Xaalo Xaami Xaamo Xaape Xaata Xaato Xae Xaeka Xaemi Xaeri Xaetu Xai Xaire Xairi Xairo Xaita Xao Xaoka Xaopi Xaopu Xau Xaumu Xaupa Xauta Xautu Xea Xealo Xeana Xeata Xee Xeenu Xeete Xei Xeimi Xeimu Xeiru Xeite Xeo Xeomi Xeote Xeu Xeune Xeuni Xeura Xeure Xia Xiana Xie Xiepa Xiera Xii Xiika Xiime Xiine Xiito Xio Xioti Xiu Xiute Xoa Xoamo Xoana Xoanu Xoari Xoate Xoe Xoela Xoemi Xoera Xoi Xoiku Xoime Xoipo Xoo Xooko Xoono Xoonu Xooru Xou Xoulu Xoupo Xua Xuanu Xue Xueka Xueri Xui Xuita Xuo Xuoko Xuole Xuore Xuoro Xuu Xuulu Xuumo

Yaa Yaala Yaalo Yaane Yaani Yae Yaele Yaeme Yaemu Yaera Yaeru Yai Yaiki Yaitu Yao Yau Yauka Yauke Yauta Yea Yeaka Yealo Yee Yeepa Yei Yeo Yeope Yeopu Yeu Yeuke Yia Yiaka Yiaro Yie Yiero Yii Yiilo Yiipa Yiita Yio Yiolu Yiona Yiu Yiuli Yiuma Yiumi Yiuru Yoa Yoalu Yoama Yoamo Yoane Yoara Yoe Yoi Yoine Yoiti Yoo Yoola Yoomi Yoonu Yoori You Youko Youlo Yua Yuako Yuaro Yuate Yue Yueki Yuenu Yuepa Yui Yuina Yuipa Yuiro Yuo Yuoki Yuolo Yuu Yuulu Yuutu

Zaa Zaako Zaata Zaato Zae Zai Zaike Zaima Zaoki Zaore Zau Zaume Zea Zeake Zee Zeeko Zeelu Zeeru Zei Zeito Zeo Zeoma Zeomu Zeopo Zeu Zeumi Zia Ziara Zie Ziela Zieti Zii Ziiki Ziipe Zio Ziomo Ziu Ziunu Ziupe Ziute Zoa Zoe Zoeke Zoema Zoi Zoo Zooku Zoome Zoona Zou Zouru Zoutu Zua Zuanu Zue Zueku Zuelu Zuenu Zueri Zueto Zui Zuita Zuo Zuu Zuuka Zuuli Zuume Zuura

[kaedeichinose]

metaphor gfuel cuup huh. hrrrrm.

[archivesrowe]

[fiantacleasai]

So, are folk witch covens a thing? Really I just mean, offline small social circles of folk witches. I know they have to be, but I can’t even find any covens in my city - much less a folk magic centered one. Nor any pagan communities outside of CUUPs. I must be looking in the wrong places.

[pint-o-beans]

also not to advertise products but I got some CUUP bras a couple weeks ago and I've never loved any bras more. I know the mesh ones have longevity issues but they're cute, and the modal plunge basically immediately became my daily driver, good support, cute, comfy, I could use more flex in the underworld but everything else slaps

[lokavisi]

I went shopping today to get a nice outfit to wear to "pagan prom" this weekend. (My CUUPS chapter's yearly fundraiser is a masquerade ball, but pagan prom is how must of us refer to it.) Anyway, Loki was a very solid presence during the shopping process, which lasted about 8 hours. (My ADHD kept sending me back and forth, often trying on the same 2-3 things at any given time. I ended up buying the first outfit I tried, but I had to go to the other stores and try things on just to be sure.) But we found the glittery, shiny, and generally comfortable party outfit I was hoping for. I'm gonna have to play around with makeup before the day, but I think the main pieces of the outfit are all there. And Loki really seems to like it. He wouldn't let me wear anything that wasn't a shiny, sequinned mess. Every store I went to had sequinned pieces that were on sale or clearance. So everything was relatively affordable. I also had a Visa gift card that I didn't think would cover the outfit (I wasn't sure how much was on it), but it ended up having more than enough to cover it. Loki was truly looking out for me there. They made it *very* clear what outfit I was getting. 😆 They even convinced me to go to Claire's, to shop for myself as a 32 year-old adult, to get sparkly earrings. And yes, I did purchase some. It was fun. We listened to my "childhood" playlist when driving around today, which got me singing and dancing. On the way home, I got a clear image of them rubbing the top of my head and giving it a kiss. Like they were proud of me for going shopping and singing so much. It was heartwarming, and thinking about it now, I might cry. 🥹 I'm exhausted, but I'm so excited for this weekend. And I'm so glad I got to spend the day with Loki and make him so happy. I didn't hear him talk much over the course of the day (he didn't have to for me to take the hint on what to buy lol), but he was there. ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💜

[magicaguajiro]

Hello!! I am not from Florida or an Espiritista but I am a Mexican bruja! And wondered how can someone get into Espiritismo who has no experience or close connections to anyone who also has that practice? I saw that it’s always best to work with someone so they can guide you in the practice. But wondered if you have any tips or advice for someone getting started on the path.

Hey dude!!

So you can totally start working with basic espiritismo while searching for community. I would first recommend setting up a bovedá! I have some posts and my resource guide has videos and creators who go over all the ins and outs of it, but its a great place to start because your spirits can end up guiding you to community! Id also recommend reading the books on Spiritism and Mediumship by alan kardec, and the book Espiritismo by Hector Silva to get an idea of what classic and folk espiritismo can both look like. Ultimately though, your goal should be finding a mentor.

So my second piece of advice is always get connected to someone local! If you go on google or apple maps and look up Spiritualist Temple, Centri Espiritual, Templo Espiritista, or CUUPS Churches you will find a wide range of different groups in your area! Some will lean more traditional, some more folk, some more catholic/christian. Some are DANGEROUS or CULTY. Always be careful and talk over the phone or through messaging before going in person if possible , letting people into your spiritual world makes you vulnerable.

I hope this helps! Please feel free to send another ask or a message if you have any other questions!!

Luz y Progreso 🕯️