The 33 Names of Goddess is a spiritual practice (sadhana) born in the Pindus mountains of Northern Greece.  Adopting the Islamic tasbih (a 33- bead strand),  we have created a recitation for Theá Myrianomos: She Who Must Be Named. 

     Yes, this is a pagan practice which uses an instrument associated with a most vehement form of monotheism. They've borrowed Her number (33) long enough.  We're taking it back. 

  The 33 Names is performed as a morning exercise - spinning through the Deabase (heh!) while not-quite-awake. This state has been called twilight or 'hypnogogic' but we prefer the term 'Oneirogogic' -- giving the Dream Lord Oneiros (Hermes)  his props.