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The Soul's Inner Statues is a practical guide for anyone looking to develop a solid spiritual practice and honor the Gods. This book takes you on a journey through the foundations of daily prayer, offering guidance on finding and honoring the Gods that resonate with you. It delves into contemplative practices, the essentials of building meaningful rituals, the importance of purification, and the role of the hearth and home in your spiritual practice. We will also discuss the importance of mindset, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. The author, raised in modern Neopaganism, takes a Platonizing approach to theology and bases the practical elements on her own lived experience. Whether you identify as pagan, polytheist, or simply a spiritual person seeking a deeper connection to something greater than yourself, The Soul's Inner Statues provides the accessible and realistic tools you need to embark on a fulfilling spiritual journey through daily prayer and sustained connection to the Gods.
About the author
Kaye Boesme is a poet, conlanger, and writer. She has completed one podcast, Epiphany, a dystopian story about a lesbian professional working through grief while solving an extremist conspiracy. Kaye's speculative poetry has appeared in Kaleidotrope and Illumen, and she has a short story out in The Society of Misfit Stories Presents. She has self-published one book of poetry, Acts of Speech, which explores religious speech in performative, public, and private contexts. Kaye has a background in library and information science.
