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PSA: the Greek myths are not real. They are not real documentation of events. If you go into communication with deities only believing that they will be how they are in the mythology you're gonna be really surprised when Zeus shows up to tell you he's proud of you for graduating.
The myths were created to tell stories. You should take what happens in the myths with as much weight as you'd take what happened in Bible stories. These are myths that were never meant to be taken as the truth, written in a language that doesn't exist anymore, after being passed around orally in a language that doesn't exist anymore, in a time where words meant different things. The myths are not a good source for what a god is like or what they have done. Do not treat them like the Pinnacle of truth and do not belittle others for their preferred Greek myths.
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Cleanliness in Hellenism
The ancient Greeks were big on this idea of "miasma" - Miasma was the ancient Greek concept of spiritual pollution that had to be purified through rituals.
The Greeks had all these purification rituals. You'd have to bathe, make offerings to the gods, do special ceremonies - all that to cleanse yourself and be right with the divine. Couldn't even step foot in the temple without getting your purity on point first.
And it wasn't just religious spaces that had to be spotless - the Greeks were big on personal hygiene too. They enjoyed all that fresh fit and regular grooming. Anyone slacking on the cleanliness was probably seen as a total weirdo.
So yeah, purity and cleanliness were like, super important in the Hellenistic world. It was a big deal to keep that miasma away and stay right with the gods.
Modern Cleanliness & Purification
Meditation - Quieting your mind and focusing on your breath can help clear out any negative energy or emotional baggage you're carrying around.
Cleansing- Taking some sage or other fragrant herbs and wafting the smoke around your living space or even yourself can help throw out bad vibes.
Salt baths - Soaking in a tub full of Epsom salts or sea salt can help wash away stress and tension, both physical and mental.
Journaling - Writing down your thoughts and feelings can be super cathartic. Getting all that stuff out of your head and onto the page can make you feel lighter.
Spending time in nature - Being outdoors, whether it's a hike in the woods or just chilling in a park, can be incredibly cleansing.
Veiling - Covering your head with a scarf or shawl can help create a sense of sacred space and concentration during spiritual practices. You could also veil as a devotional act to your deities.
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Aphrodite: Goddess of Passion, Love, Sex, Beauty, Pleasure and Procreation.
Offerings include:
rose water,
rose/ocean scented candles or incense,
rose petals,
seashells,
perfumes,
jewelry you consider beautiful,
honey,
rose tea,
fruits like apples ( golden colored apples )
figs,
pomegranates,
crystals/gemstones such as quartz, rose quartz ( specifically ) and emeralds,
chocolates,
naturally shed dove/swan/geese feathers,
herbs like basil and majoram,
sand,
poems about Her, love, or any other poem you have written.
Prayers to Aphrodite
1. I come to you by candlelight, I bring a humble gift this night,
View my soul and weigh my truth, I love, respect, and honor you.
May this gift be well recieved,
By Love's goddess,
Lady of the seas.
2. Lady Aphrodite,
Beloved Goddess of all the world's beauty, of love in all forms,
and of purest desire,
may you continue to guide me
towards acceptance and love,
for myself and for others,
for now and for good.
May we flourish forever
with beauty and grace.
my Beloved Aphrodite
with love in your heart,
may you continue to guide me,
til death do us part.
3. Prayer to Aphrodite to Bring Love into One's Life
Tender-hearted Aphrodite, friend of the lonely, friend of those who seek a lover, a companion for life, a mate to share their sorrows and delights;
Aphrodite, you touch the center of the soul, you light the flame of passion in men and women, you hold our hearts in your gentle hands. Goddess, fair one, kind one, giver of the most precious gifts, open my spirit to joy and gladness, open my mind to possibility, open my heart to love. Heal me of hurt, release me from fear; grant me the innocence of first love that I may see the world in all its promise and beauty; grant me the wisdom of experience that I may choose with sense and judgment. May my eyes be keen, may my vision be true, may I see what is more clearly than what may be. Aphrodite, I pray to you, goddess, grant me your gift of love.
4. May Aphrodite bring love to you, and may you feel that love.
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Here is your reminder that veiling does NOT have to be with traditional veils!
It's okay to veil with a hat.
It's okay to veil with a bandana.
It's okay to veil with a scarf.
It's okay to veil with jewelry.
It's okay to veil with oils.
It's okay to veil with perfume.
It's okay to veil with a simple cleansing.
Heck, it's okay to veil with hair binding!!
It's okay to veil with ANYTHING, and to prove it, here is my veil for today. It's a new hairstyle I'm trying out! (Also, a face reveal?? omg!)
Love yall! Take care of yourselves 🫶🌻
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Paraplegic learning transfers after amputations
#missing limbs#missinglimb#legless#stumps#no legs#stump#devotees#dbk amputee#dak#paraplegic#paralyzed
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i know i always post about "haha funny hermes thing happened" but really, He's the one that taught me that if my depressive episode is too much to wash my face, then just wiping a wet paper towel does the job just fine. He's the one that sits on the empty spot next to me on the bus or at the cafeteria when no one else will. He's the one that cheers me up with memes and funny music when i'm upset. He's the one that sends a little luck or a little extra change in my wallet when i need it. He's my soul father, and it shows.
#sorry felt a bit sentimental today#also for#all the asks#i'll respond soon#i promise#i'm just having a rough time#what with a trip to the hospital and all#thanks for your patience#it means a lot#⑅ ˚ hermes ♡ ⁺#⑅ ˚ hermes ♡ ⁺#⑅ ˚ hellenic polytheist says ♡ ⁺#⑅ ˚ hellenic polytheist says ♡ ⁺#hermes#helpol#devotee#devotees#hellenic polytheism#soul child#divine family#soul dad#divine parents
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Double amputee
#armless#devotees#disability#disabilties#amputated leg#bellow the knee amputee#amputee arm#amputee leg#amputiert#amputation#amputee#amp
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Hey guys, here's a little something for a rainy Monday night. As always, much more here. https://www.patreon.com/uniquelybeautifulAI?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator
#devotees#wheelchairwomanai#wheelchair#onelegged#one leggedwoman#no legs#amputiert#one legged woman#legless#dakamputee#dak amputee#wheelchair amputee#amputee
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#Me #DoubleAmputee #Dak #DoubleAmputee #DisableGirl #Devotee #Devotees
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Nico looking as sexy as always!!
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without the gods i feel empty.
without the gods i feel helpless.
i feel weak. torn. broken. hallow.
and most definitely not myself.
i never realized how much i depended on their love, blessings and protection until i was forced to pull away from them for a couple weeks due to family reasons.
however, alone was the one thing i never felt. they were still watching over me even when i wasn't able to pray or give them offerings everyday, i still thought of them like they never left.
Lady Aphrodite loved me.
Father Zeus protected me.
Lady Athena kept me sane.
Lord Hypnos allowed me rest.
Lady Hestia kept my home safe.
Lord Hermes watched over me.
i fell sick and my leg became infected leading me to not be able to walk but, there's a reason i've been healing so quickly—Lord Apollo is looking out for me.
the gods are always watching over you no matter what. it doesn't matter if you didn't pray or if you couldn't offer; as long as they are in your hearts, they will hold you tightly in their holy arms and love you. i promise.
i don't know how to thank my deities but i hope they know how much i am indebted to them.
praise the Almighty Gods!
2024/06/27
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“What is the difference between a worshipper and a devotee?”
A Worshipper
A worshiper typically has a more casual relationship with their deities, compared to a devotee. A worshiper may pray or make offerings occasionally, but it is not their primary focus. This can be a good starting point for beginners who are just getting into spiritual practice, as it is less time-consuming than becoming a devotee.
A Devotee
A devotee prioritizes their worship and practice towards a particular deity or deities. A devotee will do everything a worshiper does, but more frequently and with greater dedication. This level of commitment requires more time and focus, which may not be ideal for beginners or those with very busy schedules.
Ultimately, the choice between being a worshiper or a devotee is a personal one. There is no universally "better" option, as it depends on an individual's spiritual needs, lifestyle, and level of experience. The key is to choose an approach that feels right for your current circumstances and goals.
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