#Omnism

[usefulquotes7]

A flower does not think of competing with the flower next to it. It just blooms. - Zen Shin

[rue-with-the-tarot]

The irony is that internet pagans mock Christians for posting prayers on the internet but then turn around and do the same damn thing, just replacing the Christian god with their own.

[witchcraftwithgodless]

If I have learned anything about witchcraft, everything has to do with intention and protection. You have to be clear in your intentions. You have to make sure you are protected and practicing safely.

Remember you are continuously learning and growing. You’re allowed to stop practicing regularly and then come back to it later. You’re allowed to change how to practice. You’re allowed to make mistakes but always make sure you still putting your safety first.

Your practice is valid and so are you🫶

[imaginalstudio]

You are in me as I am in you. God is in us as we are in God

[astro-witchery]

Hello all! I am hyper fixating on Anglo-Saxon Polytheism (AKA: Anglo-Saxon Heathenry, Anglo-Saxon Paganism, Fyrnsidu, Theod, and many other names I guess?)

I tried looking these terms up on tumblr for more community based info but got pretty much nothing except Norse Heathenry.

I know about the websites larhusfyrnshida, fyrnsidu.faith , wind in the world tree, and even this one (which idk if I agree with them as a group or not but they did have some interesting info) wednesburyshire.

A lot of this info is very hard to understand because they use a lot of the old English words and sometimes just inaccessible regular English.

I would really like to know if there are people here on tumblr that practice specifically Anglo-Saxon Heathenry and if there are any good books on the myths, customs, rituals, and even books on how to understand the runes and how to learn Old English.

Any help would be amazing, and I would love to follow your account if you’re an Anglo-Saxon heathen!!!

(Cross posting to Norse Polytheism tags bc there are literally no Anglo Saxon ones 😭)

[omnist-angels]

It's ridiculous how many exceptions to "thou shall not kill" people can come up with.

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[maceofpentacles]

i love being an omnist because i’ll read anything related to any religion and my honest reaction is always “cheers bro i’ll drink to that!” and then i move on with my life.

[tarotbee]

Do you have any suggestions for offerings/ways to worship Brigid? Particularly Brigid as a pagan goddess, I know she was later included into Catholicism as a saint because pagans loved her so much! Also would love anything that focuses on low energy things as I’m chronically I’ll and disabled! This would mean a lot to me! I’ve done lots of research on my own but brain fog can be difficult to deal with! Thank you and no rush!

Hi my love! As a disabled babe also, I get what you mean and I'd love to help out!

Offerings and Worshipping Lady Brigid

First thing I found is actually that Brigid is associated with water and springs so water would be a perfect offering

Stay hydrated!

Light a candle for her! Brigid is associated with fire!

Bonfires or food related gatherings with friends/families/partners

She is associate with the Hearth/Home. The hearth is often immediately assumed to be the kitchen as wood stoves historically provided warmth for the families but now your hearth can be wherever you feel most comfortable and at home 🧡

Eat good meals!

Celebrate imbolc! Simmer pots are a great smelling, low energy way to do that!

Florals! Flowers flowers flowers everywhere! Brigid is associated with Spring!

Wear floral scented perfumes and floral dresses or shirts

Straw/hay was actually commonly used to welcome Brigid and her gifts into the home and would make a great offering!

Brigid is a goddess of protection and fertility so if you're trying for a baby! Do it to honour her

Alternatively! Take your birth control as an offering

Practice safe sex!

Brigid is revered as a healer, so take your meds babe!

Brigid is also associated with poetry and wisdom which means reading or writing poetry in her honour is a great offering for her

Domesticated animals are also sacred to her so take care of your furry, scaly and slimy friends

Dyeing your clothes, knitting or crocheting

Brewed drinks such as coffee, tea, beer or mead

Cow imagery (especially white cows)

Practice divination

[wanderingmind867]

Someone should write a fantasy story wherein they combine all religions. An omnist bible, one might say. I'd try to do it, but I'm not good with anything besides ideas. My skills with dialogue are particularly atrocious. But I'd love a story like that. Finding a way to connect Greek mythology with Norse mythology, and Norse mythology with Christianity and so on. It'd certainly be interesting to see just how many you can connect to each other.

I'd also like it if someone translated the Bible into modern English and made it into a ya fantasy story like Percy Jackson. I don't want to offend people who like the bible (my mom was raised Catholic), but I also cannot understand old english. But if you were to make a version of the bible with 21st century language, written in the style of something like Percy Jackson or Harry Potter, then I'd probably be able to read it. This applies to other mythological and religious texts too. Give me a version of the illiad written like Percy Jackson and I'd be happy to try reading it. But don't expect me to ever try the old english. I simply can't do it.

[the-patchwork-girl-of-oz]

How do I always end up getting in arguments with Christians for saying I’m an omnist? Like??? Why are you even mad? I believe in your god but not exclusively???

[mamamoon92]

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[rue-with-the-tarot]

Pagan syncretism is the best. I love being able to worship whomever, whenever. I love being able to study occultism from around the world and put together a practice that is so unique and special to me. I love being able to worship gods from ancient societies like Greece. I love the even more ancient gods from Egypt. And we can go back further and revive the gods from Sumer! I love honoring spirits of the sun, and moon, of death, and love. I love being playful with the faeries, soaring with dragons, and meditating with bodhisattvas. If it is open to me, I am willing to learn and boy has it enriched my life tenfold! I don’t ever want to stop!

[lovewardeath]

Faith is so difficult for me. I’ve been in many religions even though I’m only 21. I keep feeling this belonging back to Islam, as well with Hinduism, or even Gnosticism.

Then I am like, no, being a Eclectic Pagan is my truth path. Mainly because I will always feel like an outcast regardless of my faith. I believe all religions have some sort of truth to them, ie Omnism.

It’s hard because I feel as though I’m the only one who can’t find the faith I truly belong too. The one I’m meant to belong too.

[witchcraftwithgodless]

It’s funny how I went from not really practicing to actively getting back into witchcraft and relearning the ropes literally because I rejoined tumblr and bestie started sending low energy practices posts

[puppetmaster203]

Hey guys im trying to start greek god worshiping because i think i have finally found a religion i fit into however i dont jave much stuff and dont have space for an altar so are there any witches out there who would like to help a guy out with some tips? <3