I'm going through certain entries here where everything has a tag, first, so I can make sure I tag it in the new journal--I imported the bulk of my entries some time ago and then tried to keep both updated in tandem. But the memories didn't transfer and the tags also didn't. So I'm going to work on organizing things again so I can find important ( Read more... )

The latest installment of my story for No Longer Quivering had been posted and is entitled "I Will Lay Me Down." This covers half a year in the early days of my marriage to Mahasraya (Michael Cody).

Part 7 of my guest series for No Longer Quivering is entitled I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You). In this installment my mom takes me back to Keokuk but invites the man I've just started to date, Mike, to join us. To my surprise he said yes.

Previous installments can be found under the heading Patriarchy Across Cultures.I previously wrote a ( Read more... )

Here's another installment in my guest blog series at No Longer Quivering.

Patriarchy Across Cultures: Magic Man.

No Longer Quivering has its own domain now: nolongerquivering.com.

My latest guest post for the No Longer Quivering blog has been posted. It is entitled Over The Rainbow.

ETA 2018 (birthday): NLQ moved from site to site a few times and currently does not have links to my posts for them although the initial page for my stories still exists. Links are not active, though. I have revised some NLQ entries and put them on a Wordpress page of mine. I am going through and putting those links in place of the old NLQ links on ( Read more... )

My new post at No Longer Quivering is entitled All Things Must Pass.

This was a hard one to write since it brought back a lot of unpleasant memories.

Feel free to ask any questions you may have. I'll be away today but back tomorrow.

There is a new installment of my series at No Longer Quivering about my time in the Hare Krishna Movement and how it connects with the lifestyle of women in Quiverfull groups or other fundamentalist traditions. It's entitled Summer of Transcendental Love.

Previous installments can be found here and here.There will be future installments; I won't ( Read more... )

Don't you just love all the Anonymous people on the internet, commenting fearlessly from behind their anonymity?

I was reading my friend Ananda's blog at Half-Satori.com and one of these brave folks targeted me:

Ananda you may not actively make complaints here but you do join the complaint at GR as if one and the same with yours. Your support of ( Read more... )

Please note that Kanupriya said that before this conversation, Prabhupada had been told these two had fallen away and were in maya, etc., so that perhaps colored how he saw their questions, for what it's worth. This turned out to be a controversial conversation and cemented many devotees' opinions of Jamadagni and Kanupriya as trouble makers, ( Read more... )