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biggirldreaming · 5 months ago
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Made to be worshiped forced to be ignored
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Annina Dietzenbacher - Statue of Artemis, goddess of the animals, hunt, vegetation, chastity and childbirth - Musée du Louvre, Paris
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obsidian-pages777 · 5 months ago
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Pick a Card: Messages for More Peace and Well-being. [Goddess Salus]
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Top Left to Right -> Pile 1, Pile 2.
Bottom Left to Right -> Pile 3, Pile 4.
[Feel free to pick more than one pile]. [Bonus: Practical Action Steps]
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Introduction
Goddess Salus, an important deity in Roman mythology, is the personification of health, well-being, and prosperity. She is often equated with the Greek goddess Hygieia, who is associated with hygiene and preventive health. Salus was highly revered in ancient Rome, symbolizing both personal health and the overall well-being of the state. Her role extended beyond physical health to encompass a broader sense of safety, welfare, and public health. Temples and altars dedicated to Salus were common, and her worship included rituals aimed at ensuring the health and stability of both individuals and the community at large.
Salus was frequently depicted in Roman art holding a serpent, a symbol of renewal and healing, often accompanied by a patera (a shallow dish used in religious ceremonies) or a scepter. These attributes underline her association with medicinal practices and protective qualities. The worship of Salus illustrates the ancient Romans' understanding of the interconnectedness between individual health and the state's prosperity. Festivals and offerings in her honor were part of the public and private religious practices, reflecting the high value placed on health and well-being in Roman society.
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Pile 1
Message: Healing through Nature Salus advises you to spend more time in nature. The healing energies of the earth, trees, and fresh air will help soothe your mind and bring clarity. Whether it's a walk in the park, a hike in the mountains, or simply sitting in your garden, connecting with the natural world can significantly reduce stress and promote inner peace. Make it a habit to regularly immerse yourself in natural surroundings.
Actions to Take for Pile 1.
Daily Walks: Schedule at least 15-30 minutes each day for a walk in a park or natural setting.
Weekend Hikes: Plan a hiking trip once a month to explore new trails and immerse yourself in different natural environments.
Outdoor Activities: Incorporate outdoor activities like gardening, cycling, or picnicking into your routine.
Nature Sounds: Use apps or YouTube to play nature sounds (like rain, ocean waves, or forest ambiance) during meditation or relaxation time.
Sunlight Exposure: Spend at least 10-15 minutes daily in direct sunlight to boost your mood and vitamin D levels.
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Pile 2
Message: Healing through Self-Care Salus encourages you to prioritize self-care. This involves more than just physical health; it includes emotional and mental well-being. Establish a daily routine that includes time for activities that bring you joy and relaxation, such as reading, meditating, taking a warm bath, or practicing yoga. Treat yourself with kindness and compassion, and listen to your body's needs. Remember, taking care of yourself is not a luxury, but a necessity for maintaining peace of mind.
Actions to Take for Pile 2.
Create a Self-Care Routine: Dedicate at least 30 minutes a day to activities that relax and rejuvenate you, such as reading, journaling, or taking a bath.
Healthy Lifestyle: Focus on a balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep to maintain physical health, which supports mental well-being.
Mindful Breaks: Take short breaks throughout the day to practice deep breathing, stretching, or simply resting your mind.
Digital Detox: Set aside time each day to unplug from digital devices to reduce stress and increase mindfulness.
Gratitude Practice: Keep a gratitude journal and write down three things you’re thankful for each day to cultivate a positive mindset.
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Pile 3
Message: Healing through Connection Salus suggests that you seek healing through connection with others. Surround yourself with supportive friends and family who uplift you. Open up about your feelings and allow others to support you. Sometimes, sharing your burdens can significantly lighten them. Additionally, consider joining a community or group that shares your interests and values. Human connection and the sense of belonging can profoundly impact your mental well-being and peace of mind.
Actions to Take Pile 3.
Regular Check-Ins: Schedule regular calls or meet-ups with friends and family to maintain strong, supportive relationships.
Join a Group: Find and join a local club, group, or community organization that aligns with your interests, such as a book club, fitness class, or volunteer group.
Share Your Feelings: Practice open and honest communication with trusted loved ones about your thoughts and feelings.
Social Media Detox: Limit time spent on social media and focus on real-life interactions to build deeper connections.
Acts of Kindness: Engage in small acts of kindness, such as helping a neighbor or volunteering, to foster a sense of community and fulfillment.
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Pile 4
Message: Healing through Mindfulness Salus recommends incorporating mindfulness practices into your daily life. Mindfulness involves being present in the moment and fully experiencing it without judgment. Practices such as meditation, deep breathing exercises, and mindful walking can help you stay grounded and reduce anxiety. By focusing on the present rather than worrying about the past or future, you can achieve a greater sense of peace and balance. Start with a few minutes each day and gradually increase the duration as you become more comfortable with the practice.
Action Steps to take Pile 4.
Daily Meditation: Start with 5-10 minutes of meditation each morning, using guided meditation apps like Headspace or Calm.
Mindful Breathing: Practice deep breathing exercises multiple times a day, especially during stressful moments.
Mindful Eating: Pay attention to the taste, texture, and aroma of your food. Eat slowly and savor each bite.
Body Scan: Perform a daily body scan meditation to check in with how your body feels and release any tension.
Mindful Walking: Take short walks where you focus on the sensation of your feet touching the ground, the sights, and sounds around you.
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forsakenwitchery · 9 months ago
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Rage of the Titans turns 3 today, so it's a good day to post more Aphrodite legs. :D
Photo by Rei  Heather/Aphrodite & edit by me (insta)
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aphrodisianbaby · 2 years ago
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as spring arrives, i feel the subtle glory of Aphrodite Antheia grip me once more 🌺
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sapphoismymuse · 11 months ago
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Athena, goddess of handicrafts, wisdom, and war
I always see boards and depictions of Athena focusing on the wisdom and war sides which, yes, those are the more popular aspects, but they always feel too pristine and white. Athena’s also the goddess of handicrafts!! Of weaving and spinning and pottery and arts and making things with your hands!! She isn’t clean and pristine and greys and whites all the time—she can be colourful, she can be messy.
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dead--girls--club · 3 months ago
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Some Greek God collages I made a few months ago!
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whereserpentswalk · 1 year ago
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Pagans of tumblr ever have an experience with a god in a place that seems to be somehow tied to them, even if its just the aesthetic of the place you're in? Because I just had an experience with Hel in an underground complex with a roof that looks like the skeleton of some massive being.
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Mabye this is what it felt like to be in a god's temple...
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sexynetra · 1 year ago
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I’m just having a lot of big thoughts and feelings about this Sasha look okay
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photomodegames · 2 years ago
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priestessdandelion · 1 year ago
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For my fellow Hekate worshipers ✨
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justarabidlittleyingzhao · 9 months ago
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radgeorgie · 4 months ago
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the cutest spider fell right in between my glasses & down my hair to say hello to me the other day.... I had to put it outside but I feel so terrible ever since...... she were so cute....... hope you are doing well my little spider friend may you enjoy the outdoors to the fullest (or find your way back inside!!!)
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wishiwasamallard · 15 days ago
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Goddess of the Garden- me
My photo from Garden of the Gods and a skull wearing a ceramic flower crown found on r/morbidlybeautiful.
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samantabrzozowska · 2 months ago
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„Live as a wild child!”
With love Sam
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romegreeceart · 2 years ago
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Mars and Venus
* Ostia Antica
* 2nd century CE
* Baths of Diocletian, Rome
Rome, July 2015
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