#nemesis goddess

[diana-thyme]

Greek Gods 101: Nemesis

Nemesis is a goddess of indignation against and retribution for evil deeds and undeserved good fortune. Excluding the universal offerings, some common offerings include:

Depictions or Figurines of Weapons

Depictions or Figurines of Armor

Bones

Scales

Depictions or Figurines of Reins

Apple

Apple-Branches

Depictions of Wings

Depictions or Figurines of Geese

Ruler

For devotional acts, some activities that can be done for her include:

Learn About the Criminal Justice System

Research Journalism’s Effects on Civil Rights and Laws

Not Living in Excess

Being Grateful

Learning When to Let Things Go (And When Not To)

Learning How to Defend Yourself

Attend Protests & Boycott Certain Companies

She is not celebrated in any Athenian holidays.

[home-fire]

e-offering to Hestia, Themis, and Nemesis

Fair child of Cronos, worshipful and dear; come now into this house, indwell and draw near; Hail Hestia, the place of honor is ever yours; bestow your grace and favor and for you sweet wine will I pour.

Illustrious Themis, of celestial birth, you I invoke, young blossom of the earth; Be present, Goddess, to my prayer inclined, and bless my cause with favoring mind.

Nemesis, immortal judge, to you I sing this song-- lieutenant of fairness, requiter of wrong Despise the lordly with all your strength and art and lay them low in the Netherdark.

Hail to you goddesses, implacable and just, To you I offer praise and in you I put my trust.

[not-so-basic-witch]

Simple Revenge Spell

Materials:

Photo of the person or a piece of paper and black pen, Jar, Vinegar, Black peper, Black candle

Either write the person's name on a piece of paper or have a photo of the person and place it in a jar and fill the jar with vinegar and black peppers. Close the jar.

Light a black candle and say:

"The evil you have done to me

I return to you back times three.

O goddess, Nemesis, return their misdeeds

As I will it, so mote it be."

[moltenwax-burntfeathers]

a playlist for nemesis i made <3

a playlist for all my nemesis worshippers, this is all upg though so please do not boil me

[sarafangirlart]

Honestly the myth of aura would’ve been funny if Artemis and nemesis weren’t psychopaths and decided to punish her a different method

Maybe turn her into a flower or something idk, rape is used as punishment several times in the Dionysiaca it’s gross.

[mystryes-midjourney-gallery]

It's very rare to find any art or interpretations of the Goddess Nemesis. So I decided to create some art of her in Midjourney.

She is the Greco-Roman goddess of divine retribution. Themis would judge, Nemesis would determine the punishment, then several others (including furies, etc) would deal out the punishment.

Nemesis is often depicted with a sword, an hourglass, a wheel of fate, and either a griffin or a swan.

[theoneandonlyqueen]

CALLING ALL WITCHES!

If you worship, honor, or work with the Greek goddess Nemesis then I'd really like to chat and find y'all out here! She is my A1 from day one and I've yet to have any actual conversations with any other person who works with her!

I'm also seeking more historical references and information to help me in my practice and welcome any recommendations!!!

[dryya-doesnt]

More bullseye art I fear…. I’m yelling into the void in my little corner of the world

I do think that Artemis is very aro-ace to me, but what she got with Nemesis is like…sisterhood? Qpr??? I’d die for you, you’d die for me besties??? Ride or die duo???? Inseparable/attached-at-the-hip friends??? I don’t want to put a label on it because honestly labels don’t fit immortal goddesses like them 💀💀

[cthoniccompanion]

maybe icarus went through with melinoë's plan because he assumed if something went wrong the consequences would be his to suffer, not hers

he's already dead. what else can be done? if he disappears, that's that. he wouldn't want her to get hurt, but she's a goddess. she's a powerful witch. wouldn't she be invincible in icarus's eyes?

and then he's horribly wrong

[evermore-grimoire]

The Evermore Grimoire: Greek Mythology

Nemesis (νεμεσις meaning ‘to give what is due’) was the goddess of divine retribution and revenge in Greek mythology. She would show her wrath to any human being that would commit hubris (arrogance before the gods). Nemesis was also a remorseless goddess, and was frequently portrayed as a winged goddess wielding a whip or even a dagger. In one myth she enacted divine retribution on Narcissus for his vanity. After he rejected the advances of the nymph Echo, Nemesis lured him to a pool where he caught sight of his own reflection and fell in love with it, eventually dying. However she was also known as Adrasteia, meaning ‘The Inescapable,’ or the ‘Goddess of Rhamnous’ in recognition of her famous temple in the city Rhamnous.

artwork by Yliade

[mythicalmuseomine]

Lady Nemesis

Goddess of revenge and retribution

Requested by anon. This will be by final anonymous request, as personally I feel it is more respectful to the pantheons. You can request via messages.

[ljjsims]

Greek Goddess Legacy Challenge: Generation #8 Amphitrite: Completed

Following the sun to another kingdom: Meet our queen of the Sea, Amphitrite!

You love dancing around with your friends and partying with them! Being young is a gift and you take full advantage of it in the city, going out every weekend. Your friends start getting in relationships, but you are not in a hurry. You know love and family is something that comes naturally. The person you marry should feel like your best friend. You should build your home with that person. So when you meet Poseidon, you decide not to marry him when he asks you. You barely know him! But he doesn’t seem to be giving up. And giving up everything to marry someone should count for something too. Right?

Little bit explanation with the sheets: - First sheet is for describing your current generation, with the challenges you need to do each life-stage. Also, because I love the myths, a bit of mythological background. May it inspire you :) - Second sheet is the preparation sheet for this generation, with important characters for your story. It is technically optional, but I love seeing sims with a backstory in my world, so I would highly recommend it. - Third sheet is for your gens children. They all have their own little challenges if your interested in those. I try to make all of them a bit different from each other, so it doesn’t get boring. Your heir is also on this sheet, but I’ve put their challenges on their own sheets. Stay tuned for those ;) - Fourth sheet is completely optional. If you want sims with names from the myths and love making sims to see them in your world, this is for you! All with a little mythological background ofc, you know me.

Next Generation is Nemesis! Previous Generation was Athena First Generation is Gaia

The Greek Goddesses Challenge by LJJ-Sims is a challenge based on the ancient mythical creatures and stories from Greece. I fell in love with Greek mythology in high school and have not let that love go since. In this challenge you will follow 10 deities in their journey through life. Every goddess has a different take on and goal in life. Special about this challenge?  All your kids have little challenges of their own, not only your heir. These challenges are optional, so if you feel like these are too much or just too restricting for you: by all means let them go. I also have sheets for characters that you can make before you start each generation. This gives your challenge a lot more personality and makes it frankly easier and more fun!

A little disclaimer: because I made these gods and goddesses into a legacy challenge, the relationships in the myths don’t exactly match the relationship in this challenge. There is a lot of keep it in the family in mythology, to put it lightly. And apart from the fact that you can’t do that in the Sims, I don’t really like that part. So I didn’t include it, thus the inconsistency. An example: Ares is now Hera’s stepfather instead of her son, which she conceived with her brother  and husband Zeus. This inconsistency can also be found in the stories. It’s just based on and not copied exactly, as Sims live lives that are a lot shorter than those of immortal gods. And it takes a way from the creativity if we just copy the myths. Even if we wanted to do that, it’s quite hard, as every myths has its fair share of variations and some are just completely different stories.

I use the MCCC-mod to alter the length of life states. You can find the days-years ratio here: the boring stuff.

I get all the information from several sites about mythology, but mostly use https://greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses. This is a great place to start if you want to know the myths surrounding a certain god or goddess. Wikipedia is also a friend of mine in this challenge, although I automatically doubt a lot of information that is on there. More of a book person? I absolutely adore Stephen Fry's Mythos, which is very beginner friendly, and Nathalie Haynes Pandora's jar. For little synopses of gods, I would recommend Greek Mythology: The Gods, Goddesses, and Heroes Handbook by Liv Albert.

[home-fire]

Is Nemesis a cthonic or ouranic goddess? I've found suggestions both ways, but nothing concrete.

[chikkenhawke]

y'know that time someone tried to kill you and you thought she missed? she didn't.

[underworldhadess]

Nemesis, Greek goddess of retribution by irkallan

[sarafangirlart]

it's not a problem if I ask why do you ship Tyche and Nemesis? Sorry if I sounded rude.

They have two different vase paintings depicting them together. That’s it lol

It’s more like a crack ship than anything tho