The Cult Of Fortuna — Core Teachings
There is a goddess who does not care what you deserve. She does not care what you have earned. She does not care what you have planned or what you have prayed for. She spins her wheel, and kings fall, and beggars rise, and the whole world turns upside down without warning, without reason, without apology. Her name is Fortuna. And the Romans did not worship her because they loved her. They worshipped her because they knew her. They knew that fortune was not fair. They knew that fortune was not kind. And they knew that the only way to live in her world was to learn how to move with her.
Most people today think of Fortuna as the goddess of luck. A minor figure. A superstition. A coin in a fountain. But that is not who she was. Fortuna was one of the most powerful and most feared goddesses of the Roman world. She was the goddess of fate, of chance, of destiny, of the turning of the tide. She was the one who decided who would rise and who would fall. She was the one who held the wheel. And every Roman — from the emperor to the slave — lived with the knowledge that Fortuna could change everything in a single moment.
But Fortuna was not just a goddess of randomness. She was a goddess of order. She was the one who held the balance. She was the one who ensured that no one rose too high and no one fell too low. She was the one who turned the wheel so that the cycle could continue. She was the one who made sure that what goes up comes down — and that what goes down comes up again. She was not the enemy of fate. She was the instrument of it.
This guide is about her. Who Fortuna was. Where she came from. What her mysteries taught. What her devotees experienced. And how to walk the path of Fortuna today — not as a Roman of the ancient world, but as a soul learning to move with the turning of the wheel.
Part I: What the Cult of Fortuna Actually Was
The Cult of Fortuna was one of the most widespread and most beloved religious traditions of the Roman world. It was not a mystery school in the sense of Eleusis or Samothrace. It was a public cult, a household devotion, a personal practice, and a philosophical path all at once. Fortuna was worshipped at temples, at altars, at crossroads, in homes, and in the heart. She was invoked by emperors and farmers, by generals and merchants, by sailors and lovers. She was the goddess of the turning wheel, and everyone wanted her favor.
The Cult of Fortuna was:
A public cult of the goddess Fortuna.
A path of devotion to the goddess of fate and fortune.
A tradition of temples, altars, and festivals.
A household practice of protection and prosperity.
A philosophical path of acceptance and movement.
A tradition open to all — rich and poor, citizen and slave.
A living path that shaped the Roman world and the Western imagination.
The Cult of Fortuna was not:
A mystery school in the traditional sense.
A path of magic alone.
A path of greed.
A closed tradition.
A dead tradition.
Something you must reconstruct from books.
Something separate from you.
What this means: The Cult of Fortuna was not just a religion of luck. It was a philosophy of life. It was a way of moving with the wheel instead of against it. And it is as relevant today as it was two thousand years ago.
Part II: Who Fortuna Was
Fortuna is one of the most complex and most layered goddesses of the Roman world. She is not one thing. She is many things. And she has been many things across the centuries.
The goddess of fate. Fortuna was the goddess of fate. She was the one who spun the thread of destiny. She was the one who decided what would happen. She was the one who held the wheel. And nothing happened without her.
The goddess of luck. Fortuna was the goddess of luck — good and bad. She was the one who could bring prosperity or poverty, success or failure, love or loss. She was the one who could turn a day around in a single moment. And she was the one who could take it all away just as quickly.
The goddess of the wheel. Fortuna is most famous for her wheel — the Rota Fortunae. The wheel turns. It lifts some up and brings others down. It never stops. It never rests. And no one can control it. The wheel is the symbol of the turning of fate, the rise and fall of fortune, the cycle of life.
The goddess of the moment. Fortuna is the goddess of the moment. She is the one who decides in an instant. She is the one who changes everything in the blink of an eye. She is the one who is never predictable. And she is the one who teaches that nothing lasts forever.
The goddess of the mother. Fortuna was also a mother goddess. She was the mother of all things. She was the one who gave birth to fate itself. She was the one who held the world in her hands. And she was the one who cared for her children — even when she seemed cruel.
What this means: Fortuna is not just a goddess of luck. She is the goddess of fate, of the wheel, of the moment, of the mother. And she is within you. She is the part of you that knows that everything changes. She is the part of you that can move with the wheel instead of against it.
Part III: The Myth of Fortuna — The Turning of the Wheel
Fortuna does not have a single, dramatic myth like Demeter or Dionysus. She has a presence. A symbol. A wheel. And she has a story that is told not in words but in the turning of the wheel itself.
The wheel. The wheel is the central symbol of Fortuna. It is the Rota Fortunae. It turns. It lifts. It lowers. It never stops. It is the wheel of fate, the wheel of fortune, the wheel of life. And no one can control it. No one can stop it. No one can escape it. All you can do is learn to move with it.
The four figures. In medieval art, the wheel of Fortuna is often depicted with four figures — one at the top, one on the way up, one on the way down, and one at the bottom. The one at the top is the king, crowned and seated in glory. The one on the way up is the rising soul, climbing toward success. The one on the way down is the falling soul, losing everything. And the one at the bottom is the fallen soul, at the lowest point, waiting to rise again. And the wheel keeps turning.
The lesson. The lesson of the wheel is that nothing lasts forever. Not the good. Not the bad. Not the rise. Not the fall. Everything is turning. Everything is changing. Everything is moving. And the one who understands this is the one who is not destroyed by the turning. The one who understands this is the one who can move with the wheel.
The mother. Fortuna is the mother. She is the one who holds the wheel. She is the one who turns it. And she is not cruel. She is the instrument of fate. She is the one who makes sure that the cycle continues. She is the one who keeps the balance. And she is the one who will always, in the end, turn the wheel again.
What this means: The myth of Fortuna is not a story. It is a symbol. The wheel is the map of your life. You have been lifted. You have been lowered. You have been at the top. You have been at the bottom. And the wheel is still turning. Learn to move with it.
Part IV: The Aspects of Fortuna — The Many Faces of the Goddess
Fortuna was not one goddess. She was many. She had as many faces as there were aspects of fortune. And each one was a doorway. Understanding them helps you understand the tradition.
Fortuna Primigenia - The First-Born - The mother of all fortune. The source. The origin. The primordial goddess.
Fortuna Bona - The Good Fortune - The goddess of good luck, prosperity, and success.
Fortuna Mala - The Bad Fortune - The goddess of bad luck, misfortune, and loss.
Fortuna Virilis - The Fortune of Men - The goddess who gave men luck with women. The goddess of love and attraction.
Fortuna Redux - The Fortune of Return - The goddess who brought travelers home. The goddess of safe return.
Fortuna Publica - The Public Fortune - The goddess of the fortune of the Roman people. The protector of the state.
Fortuna Privata - The Private Fortune - The goddess of personal fortune. The protector of the individual.
Fortuna Huiusce Diei - The Fortune of This Day - The goddess of the present moment. The goddess of today.
Fortuna Respiciens - The Fortune Who Looks Back - The goddess who looks back at the past. The goddess of regret and lesson.
Fortuna Obsequens - The Fortune Who Follows - The goddess who follows. The goddess of obedience and surrender.
Fortuna Muliebris - The Fortune of Women - The goddess who protected women. The goddess of the feminine.
Fortuna Equestris - The Fortune of Knights - The goddess who protected the equestrian order. The goddess of the military.
Fortuna Conservatrix - The Fortune Who Preserves - The goddess who preserves and protects. The goddess of safety.
Fortuna Brevis - The Brief Fortune - The goddess of short-lived fortune. The goddess of the fleeting moment.
Fortuna Dubia - The Doubtful Fortune - The goddess of uncertain fortune. The goddess of the unknown.
Fortuna Blanda - The Gentle Fortune - The goddess of gentle fortune. The goddess of softness and grace.
What this means: Fortuna is not one thing. She is many. She is the good and the bad. She is the public and the private. She is the past and the future. She is the day and the night. And she is within you.
Part V: The Temple of Fortuna Primigenia
The greatest temple of Fortuna was at Praeneste — modern Palestrina — just outside Rome. It was one of the largest and most magnificent sanctuaries in the ancient world. And it was the center of her cult.
The temple. The Temple of Fortuna Primigenia was built on a mountainside. It was a massive complex — terraces, colonnades, ramps, and shrines — rising up the slope in seven levels. At the top was the great temple itself. It was a place of pilgrimage, of devotion, and of mystery. And it was one of the wonders of the ancient world.
The oracle. The temple was also an oracle. Fortuna Primigenia was a goddess of prophecy. Her priests would draw lots — small wooden tablets — from a chest. The lots were interpreted as the will of the goddess. And people came from all over Italy to consult her.
The sacred lots. The lots of Fortuna were famous. They were small, inscribed tablets that were drawn from a sacred chest. The one who consulted the goddess would draw a lot, and the priest would interpret it. It was a way of receiving guidance from the goddess. It was a way of hearing her voice.
The mother. Fortuna Primigenia was the mother. She was the first-born. She was the source. She was the one who held the wheel. And her temple was her home. It was the place where she was most present. It was the place where her devotees came to be near her.
What this means: The Temple of Fortuna Primigenia was not just a building. It was a doorway. It was a place where the goddess was present. And it reminds us that wherever we build an altar to Fortuna, she is there.
Part VI: The Symbols of Fortuna
The tradition of Fortuna is rich with symbols. Every symbol carries meaning. Every symbol is a doorway.
The Wheel - The Rota Fortunae. The turning of fate. The rise and fall of fortune. The cycle of life.
The Cornucopia - The horn of plenty. The symbol of abundance. The gift of the goddess.
The Rudder - The symbol of guidance. The goddess who steers the ship of life.
The Globe - The world. The symbol of the goddess's power over all things.
The Crown - The symbol of sovereignty. The one who rules over fate.
The Veil - The symbol of mystery. The hidden nature of fate.
The Scale - The symbol of balance. The goddess who weighs the fates.
The Wing - The symbol of swiftness. The goddess who moves quickly.
The Key - The symbol of access. The goddess who opens doors.
The Snake - The symbol of rebirth, of healing, of the kundalini.
The Ship - The symbol of the journey. The ship of life on the sea of fortune.
The Anchor - The symbol of stability. The goddess who holds you steady.
The Star - The symbol of hope. The light in the darkness.
The Coin - The symbol of wealth. The gift of the goddess.
The Dice - The symbol of chance. The randomness of fate.
The Spindle - The symbol of fate. The thread that is spun, measured, and cut.
What this means: The symbols are not just decorations. They are a language. They are a map. They are a doorway. Learn them. Sit with them. Let them speak to you. Let them become alive in you.
Part VII: The Teachings of the Cult of Fortuna
The Cult of Fortuna did not leave us a book of teachings. What we know comes from the myths, the symbols, the inscriptions, and the writings of the ancients. But from these, we can reconstruct the core teachings. And they are profound.
The wheel turns - Nothing lasts forever. The wheel is always turning. The rise becomes the fall. The fall becomes the rise.
Fortune is not fair - The goddess does not care what you deserve. She turns the wheel for her own reasons.
Move with the wheel - Do not fight the turning. Move with it. Accept it. Flow with it.
The present is all - The past is gone. The future is unknown. The only thing that is real is the moment.
Fortune favors the bold - The goddess rewards those who act. Those who move. Those who trust.
Nothing is certain - The only certainty is uncertainty. The only constant is change.
The mother provides - The goddess is the mother. She provides. She cares. She holds.
Surrender is the path - You cannot control the wheel. Surrender. Trust. Let it turn.
The moment is the gift - Every moment is a gift from the goddess. Receive it. Honor it.
The wheel is the teacher - The wheel teaches you. Every turn is a lesson. Every rise and fall is a teaching.
The wheel turns. The central teaching of the Cult of Fortuna is that the wheel turns. Nothing lasts forever. The good times will pass. The bad times will pass. The rise will become the fall. The fall will become the rise. And the one who understands this is the one who is free.
Fortune is not fair. The goddess does not care what you deserve. She does not care what you have earned. She turns the wheel for her own reasons. And the sooner you accept this, the sooner you find peace.
Move with the wheel. Do not fight the turning. Do not resist. Do not try to control what cannot be controlled. Move with the wheel. Accept it. Flow with it. Let it carry you.
What this means: The teachings of the Cult of Fortuna are not just ancient ideas. They are a path. A path of acceptance. A path of movement. A path of trust. And they are as relevant today as they were two thousand years ago.
Part VIII: Signs the Fortuna Path Is Calling You
You are drawn to Fortuna - Her name resonates. Her wheel calls to you.
You have experienced the turning of the wheel - You have been lifted. You have been lowered. You know the cycle.
You are drawn to fate - The question of destiny. The question of chance. The question of what is meant to be.
You have felt the randomness of life - Things happen that do not make sense. You have felt the wheel turn.
You are drawn to the moment - The present. The now. The gift of today.
You have experienced loss - You have lost something. You have lost someone. You have known the fall.
You have experienced gain - You have gained something. You have risen. You have known the lift.
You are drawn to surrender - You want to let go. You want to trust. You want to stop trying to control.
You are drawn to the mother - The mother goddess. The source. The one who holds.
You are drawn to the path - You want a practice. You want a way. You want a philosophy of life.
You are drawn to the wheel - The wheel. The cycle. The turning. It calls to you.
You are ready to walk the path - You know the time is now.
What this means: If these signs are speaking to you, the Fortuna path is already at work in your life. You are not deciding to study it. You are remembering it. And you are being called to walk it.
Part IX: How to Walk the Fortuna Path Today — A Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Learn the Tradition
You cannot walk the path if you do not know the tradition. Read about Fortuna. Study her aspects. Learn her symbols. Let her become alive in you. Let her teach you the way.
Practice: Read one source about Fortuna this week. Slowly. Let it become a doorway.
Step 2: Build an Altar
The Fortuna path is a path of devotion. Build an altar. A small one. A wheel. A coin. A cornucopia. A symbol. Keep it clean. Keep it alive. Use it as a focal point for your practice.
Practice: Create a small altar to Fortuna this week. Use it every day for five minutes.
Step 3: Honor the Wheel
The wheel is the central symbol of Fortuna. Honor it. Draw it. Meditate on it. Let it remind you that everything turns. Let it teach you to move with the cycle.
Practice: Each day, sit with the wheel. Visualize it turning. Let it teach you.
Step 4: Accept the Turning
The path of Fortuna is a path of acceptance. Accept the turning. Accept the rise. Accept the fall. Accept the uncertainty. Accept the moment. Do not fight what is. Move with what is.
Practice: Each day, say: "I accept the turning. I accept the wheel. I move with it."
Step 5: Live in the Moment
Fortuna is the goddess of the moment. Live in the moment. Not in the past. Not in the future. In the now. In this breath. In this day. In this gift.
Practice: Each day, pause three times and say: "I am here. I am in this moment. This is the gift."
Step 6: Trust the Wheel
The path of Fortuna is a path of trust. Trust the wheel. Trust that it is turning for a reason. Trust that the fall will become the rise. Trust that the rise will become the fall. Trust that the cycle is the path.
Practice: Each morning, say: "I trust the wheel. I trust the turning. I am held."
Step 7: Surrender
The path of Fortuna is a path of surrender. Surrender. You cannot control the wheel. Let it go. Let it turn. Let it be.
Practice: Each day, ask: "What am I trying to control?" Then surrender it. Let it go.
Step 8: Honor the Mother
Fortuna is the mother. Honor her. She provides. She cares. She holds. Let her love you. Let her provide for you. Let her hold you.
Practice: Each day, say: "The mother provides. I am held. I am loved."
Step 9: Act Boldly
Fortune favors the bold. Act. Move. Trust. Do not wait for certainty. Do not wait for the perfect moment. Act. Now.
Practice: Each day, do one bold thing. Not reckless. Bold. Trust the wheel. Trust yourself.
Step 10: Give Thanks
The path of Fortuna is a path of gratitude. Give thanks. For the rise. For the fall. For the lessons. For the turning. For the moment. Give thanks.
Practice: Each day, name three things you are grateful for. Feel them.
Step 11: Serve the Whole
The path of Fortuna is a path of service. The mother serves. She provides. She cares. Serve the same way. Help others. Give to others. Be the presence of the mother in the world.
Practice: Each day, do one act of service. Not to be seen. Just to give.
Step 12: Keep the Silence
The initiates kept the silence. They did not reveal the mysteries. Practice silence. Not always. Not about everything. But about your deepest knowing. Let it live in you. Let it deepen. Let it become wisdom.
Practice: This week, practice silence around your deepest knowing. Do not speak of it. Let it live in you.
Step 13: Trust the Cycle
The path of Fortuna is a cycle. Rise and fall. Gain and loss. Joy and grief. Trust the cycle. Trust that it is teaching you. Trust that it is leading you home.
Practice: Each morning, say: "I trust the cycle. I trust the wheel. I am on my way."
Step 14: Become the Wheel
The deepest practice is to become the wheel yourself. To embody the turning. To embody the cycle. To become the presence that moves with the wheel. Not by doing anything. By being what you are. You are the wheel. You have always been the wheel. The work is to remember.
Practice: Each morning, say: "I am the wheel. I am the turning. I am the cycle. I am."
Part X: Affirmations for the Fortuna Path
I am the wheel.
I am the turning.
I move with the cycle.
I accept the rise. I accept the fall.
I trust the wheel.
I surrender.
The mother holds me.
I am here. I am now.
I am.
Part XI: Foods for the Fortuna Path and the Wheel of Fortune
Pure spring water - The water of purification — cleansing, clarity, the flow of the wheel.
Honey - The food of the gods. Nectar, sweetness, offering, the favor of the goddess.
Figs - The fruit of the ancient world. Wisdom, sweetness, depth.
Grapes - The fruit of the vine. Joy, ecstasy, the blessings of fortune.
Olives and olive oil - The gift of the earth. Wisdom, anointing, sacred fuel.
Barley - The grain of the mysteries. Grounding, resurrection, the wheel of the year.
Wheat - The grain of the earth. The food of the initiates. Grounding and rebirth.
Pomegranate - The fruit of the underworld. Death and rebirth. The seed of return.
Apples - The fruit of the goddess. Sweetness, fertility, the blessings of fortune.
Pears - The fruit of the harvest. Sweetness, abundance, the wheel of the year.
Dates - The fruit of the desert. Grounding, sweetness, the food of the initiates.
Round foods (oranges, apples, grapes) - The wheel. The circle. The cycle. The turning of fortune.
Golden foods (turmeric, saffron, yellow squash, corn, ginger) - Solar alignment, warmth, the light of fortune.
Root vegetables (beets, carrots, sweet potatoes, parsnips) - Grounding, embodiment, the roots of the wheel.
Whole grains (brown rice, oats, quinoa, barley, millet) - Sustained energy, grounding, the body of the work.
Legumes (lentils, chickpeas, black beans, mung beans) - Grounding protein, patience, endurance.
Nuts and seeds (walnuts, almonds, pumpkin seeds, hemp, sesame) - Brain function, clarity, the geometry of the mind.
Leafy greens (kale, spinach, chard, arugula) - Clarity, liver support, the green of life.
Mushrooms (reishi, lion's mane, chaga, shiitake) - Alchemical allies — nerve support, immune support, longevity.
Adaptogenic herbs (ashwagandha, rhodiola, tulsi) - Resilience, stamina, endurance through the path.
Sea vegetables (nori, dulse, kelp, wakame) - Mineral density, thyroid support, conductivity.
Fermented foods (miso, sauerkraut, kefir, yogurt) - Gut-brain axis, microbiome, strength at the root.
Green tea and matcha - Calm focus, clarity, the light of the operation.
Herbal teas (nettle, dandelion, tulsi, chamomile) - Liver support, nervous system, gentleness.
Cacao - Heart opening, bliss, the strength of the goddess.
Dark chocolate - Magnesium, pleasure, the reward of the path.
Warming spices (cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, turmeric) - Circulation, warmth, digestion, the turning of the wheel.
Myrrh - The resin of death and rebirth. Anointing, preservation, transition.
Frankincense - The resin of the divine. Prayer, offering, consecration.
Rose - The flower of love and the divine feminine. Beauty, passion, the goddess.
Mugwort - The herb of the moon and dreams. Initiation, intuition, the path.
Wormwood - The herb of initiation and purification. Release, the bitter path.
Yew - The tree of death and rebirth. Transition, the threshold.
Cypress - The tree of mourning and the underworld. Grief, transition, passage.
Oak - The tree of Zeus and the sacred grove. Strength, grounding, initiation.
Sea salt - Mineral support, grounding, the body of the work.
Raw honey - The gold of the work. Sweetness, life force, grounding.
What this means: The foods of the Fortuna path are the foods of the earth and the wheel. Honey. Figs. Grapes. Pomegranate. Round foods. Golden foods. Eat with intention. Eat with reverence. Let the food be an offering. Let the meal be a communion. Let the body become a temple for the goddess.
Part XII: A Practical Practice — Fortuna Meditation
Ground: Sit comfortably. Feel your body supported. Feel your feet on the floor. Visualize roots extending deep into the earth. Say silently: I am grounded. I am here. I am the wheel.
Breathe: Take five slow, deep breaths. Let the belly expand. Let the exhale be longer than the inhale. Say silently: I am calm. I am open. I am ready.
Purify: Imagine a white light pouring down from above, washing through your body from the crown of your head to the soles of your feet. Let it cleanse everything. Let it purify everything. Say silently: I am purified. I am clean. I am ready.
Call on Fortuna: Say silently: Fortuna, goddess of the wheel, mother of fate, holder of the turning — be with me. Guide me. Hold me. Show me the way.
See the wheel: Now imagine a great wheel before you. It is enormous. It turns slowly. At the top, a figure sits crowned and glorious. On the way up, a figure climbs. On the way down, a figure falls. At the bottom, a figure sits in the darkness, waiting to rise. The wheel turns. And it never stops. Say silently: I see the wheel. I am the wheel. I am the turning.
See yourself: Now see yourself on the wheel. Where are you? At the top? On the way up? On the way down? At the bottom? See yourself clearly. Say silently: I am on the wheel. I am where I am. I accept it.
Accept the turning: Now say silently: I accept the turning. I accept the rise. I accept the fall. I accept the cycle. I move with the wheel.
Trust the wheel: Now say silently: I trust the wheel. I trust the turning. I trust that it is leading me home. I am held.
See the mother: Now see a great mother standing behind the wheel. She is the one who turns it. She is the one who holds it. She is the one who cares. She looks at you with love. Say silently: I see the mother. She holds me. She loves me. She turns the wheel for me.
Surrender: Now surrender. Let go of the need to control. Let go of the need to know. Let go of the need to be at the top. Just be. Just trust. Just move. Say silently: I surrender. I let go. I trust. I move with the wheel.
Know: Now say silently: I am the wheel. I am the turning. I am the cycle. I am the mother. I am.
Rest: Sit in this presence for ten minutes. Let it settle. Let it become real in your body.
Close: Gently return to your body. Open your eyes. Drink water. Eat something grounding. Carry the wheel with you into your day.
Part XIII: Common Challenges (and How to Overcome Them)
Feeling like Fortuna is just about luck - She is not just about luck. She is about fate, the wheel, the turning of life. She is a philosophy. She is a path.
Feeling like you are at the bottom of the wheel - The wheel turns. You will not stay at the bottom. Trust the cycle. Trust the turning. Trust the mother.
Feeling afraid of the fall - The fall is part of the cycle. It is not the end. It is the turning. Trust the wheel.
Feeling like you cannot trust the wheel - You can. Trust is a practice. Start small. Trust the earth beneath you. Then trust the wheel.
Feeling like you have to control everything - You cannot. The wheel turns. Surrender. Let it go. Let it turn.
Feeling disconnected from the goddess - The goddess is not far. She is the wheel. She is the turning. She is the presence in your chest. Rest there.
Feeling like you have to keep it secret - You do not have to hide. You only have to be discerning. Share with those who can receive. Keep silence with those who cannot.
Feeling alone in the work - You are not. Millions have walked this path. Millions are walking it now. Find one person. Find one teacher. Find one companion.
Feeling like you have to be perfect - You do not. You have to be sincere. You have to show up. You have to keep going.
Relapsing into doubt - Doubt is part of the path. Do not fight it. Question it. Let it deepen your knowing.
Feeling like the path is too hard - The path is not hard. It is simple. It is just not easy. Go slowly. Take one step. Then the next.
Feeling like you have lost the goddess - She has not lost you. She is the wheel. She is turning. She is with you. Call on her. She will come.
Part XIV: A Gentle Reminder
The Cult of Fortuna is not a dead tradition. It is a living one. It is alive right now. In you. In your life. In every turn of the wheel. In every rise. In every fall. In every moment. You have been walking the Fortuna path your whole life. You have just not been naming it.
You are the wheel. You are the turning. You are the cycle. That is the teaching. That is the path. That is your path.
You do not have to go to Rome to find the mysteries. The temple is your body. The altar is your heart. The wheel is your life. The mother is within you. The path is yours.
And you are not alone. You are walking in a lineage. From the temple of Fortuna Primigenia to the altars of the Roman world. From the devotees of old to the souls of now. You are part of a chain. You are part of a stream. You are part of a wheel that has never stopped turning. And you are being initiated right now.
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