A devotional journey guided by moonlight, myth, and memory. The Waters, The Stars, The Grain offers a year-long spiritual practice rooted in the ancient Mesopotamian calendar and inspired by the timeless presence of the gods and goddesses of Sumer, Akkad, and Babylon. With weekly reflections, rituals, and offerings, this book invites modern seekers into deep devotional relationship with deities such as Inanna, Enki, Ninhursag, Ereshkigal, Adad, Nabu , and others. Through the sacred cycles of water, starlight, and grain—the symbols of life, fate, and sustenance—you are guided through a mythic journey of descent, transformation, renewal, and return . Whether you're a devotional polytheist, a reconstructionist, or simply seeking ancient wisdom for a modern soul, this book offers a meaningful way to walk in rhythm with the old gods —through moon phases, seasonal transitions, and the deep inward movements of the spirit. This book includes: A full year of devotional content based on the Mesopotamian lunar calendar (Nisannu to Addaru) - Weekly devotional entries for each of the twelve months: reflections, prayers, journal prompts, and ritual practices - Monthly themes aligned with the mythic cycle of the land: awakening, descent, silence, storm, return, and blessing - Opening and closing rituals for each month, rooted in seasonal and mythological significance - Glossary of deities , their associations, titles, and traditional domains - Suggested devotional tools and offerings , from incense and water to hymns and sacred foods - A curated list of translations and texts for further reading in myth, ritual, and history This is not only a book of devotion—it is a companion for the sacred year. For those who seek the divine in the storm, the river, the grain, and the stars: The gods remember. And they are waiting.