Back on my own blog, I asked my readers what they would like to read from me. I was wondering what they came back for and if I was somehow not filling a void I hadn't even thought of. As it turns out, my readers were pretty happy, but they would like to hear more about my personal practice. I can understand; I am not good at talking about that, so I rarely do. As a result of that feedback, I made two videos about Hellenic basics: preparing and using khernips, and pouring libations.
For both these videos goes that the way I do it, may not be the way everyone does it. It's the basic steps that matter most. So without further ado: here's a video of me preparing and using khernips, and below, a video of me pouring libation. Sorry about the quality, my phone seems to have some trouble focussing. I promise any future videos will be stable.
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Elani: Thanks for this. The videos were great. Both instructive and beautiful. Thanks, John -
Thank you for watching and your kind words. You are very welcome. -
What's a khernip? -
Hence the link to a blog post explaining the practice For those wondering, here's the basics: "Within Hellenic practice, miasma
