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zoetheneko · 10 days ago
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I gave Stormbringer Cookie a glow up because i like her 💛🌩
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uselessalexis165 · 6 months ago
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Quick things I made with the comic creator (224/?)
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dimorphodon-x · 1 year ago
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Redesigning some older ocs, starting with Sky God
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kaiwhatu · 2 months ago
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I have reason to believe I made some sort of connection with Ranginui today. Either that or it was pure coincidence, but I like to have faith of divine intervention, even if it was something small.
Some context, it was scheduled to rain today. Very, very heavily. I do not like the rain (it sends me into a panic for reasons I wish to not discuss), so I wanted to go outside and have a smoke before it started raining too heavily.
And it started raining.
Not pouring down, a harsh sprinkle, if anything. I decided to softly sing the one karakia I know word for word, which just so happens to be a karakia to stave off rain... and it worked.
It stopped raining while I was outside and resumed shortly after I went back inside.
Some may think im crazy, or delusional, but I feel as if this was more than a coincidence.
Ngā mihi nui, Ranginui. Thank you for listening to my karakia.
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i-am-trans-gwender · 4 months ago
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Uranus sounding like "Your anus" (or "Urine-est" which is not any better) could have been avoided in two ways.
Originally it was named George's Star after King George the Third. The name didn't stick because it's not a star.
Uranus was named after the Greek sky god, but the other planets' are named after Roman gods. It should have been named after Caelus the Roman counterpart of Uranus.
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imaginal-ai · 9 months ago
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"Graveyard of the Gods"
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barrydeutsch · 7 months ago
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Deux Ex Machina, Suckers!
Another #PoliCartoon (I consider religion political!) by me and Nadine Scholtes. 
Transcript, comments, and a blog post about this cartoon are at https://www.patreon.com/posts/103359912 .
We can make these cartoons because of hundreds of supporters pledging low amounts - typically $1-$3 - and that's just how I like it! Peruse my peculiar but plucky Patreon here!
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kuhulua · 25 days ago
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yellowmanula · 14 days ago
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Tengri, central to ancient Turkic and Mongolic beliefs, was revered as the sky deity embodying the vastness of the heavens. Unlike many gods in organized religions, Tengri was not depicted through idols or worshipped in temples. Instead, Tengriism was deeply rooted in nature, with the open sky serving as his dwelling. Followers of Tengri believed in his omnipresence and omniscience, invoking him as a witness during oaths or as a guide before major events like battles. Leaders and warriors would pray to Tengri on mountain summits or in seclusion, calling upon his strength and protection.
Tengri’s favor or displeasure was thought to be reflected through natural phenomena. Sudden weather changes, storms, or other natural signs were interpreted as his responses to human actions, underscoring the belief that Tengri maintained a watchful gaze over the world. This connection to the natural world and the cosmos formed the core of Tengriism, shaping the spiritual lives and cultural values of early Central Asian societies.
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skywarriorgodz · 3 months ago
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Well, I decided to create a new version of the Ashtar Sheran model from @skygodz with better textures and bones thanks to the vroid studio software update, if you want to see how the model moves you can go to the following link :)
https://hub.vroid.com/en/characters/7344857315680333699/models/8072363568181600434
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#skygodz #ashtarsheran #vroidstudio #VRoid #3dmodel #fanart #fan3dmodel
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saryoak · 1 year ago
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Feast of the Sky Gods
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What is the Feast of the Sky Gods?
The 15th - 17th of August is a multi path, multi cultural festival to celebrate all sky deities from all over the world. The days are celebrated with feasting, spending time outdoors, cloud watching, and visting or hiking to high places or places that allow you to be in the open air.  Good foods for any feast
- Light alcohols (bubbly alcohols, white) - Light fruits (white grapes, physalis fruit) - Light sweets/desserts (unusually, candy floss is a great idea) - Blue, white, pastel coloured foods.
  All deities will have their preferred offering, but for a general altar, good items would be  - feathers - white blue or pastel candles - white, blue, pastel altar cloths - weather stones - dandelions, sycamore seeds  - honey  Some gods to honour include  - Horus - Nzambi Mpungu - Badessy - Shango - Ataksak - Tzacol - Atahensic - Binbeal - Zhinu - Zojz - Dievs - Nuada - Zeus - Hera - Apollo - Indra - Asman - Uranus - Jupiter  - Juno  - Aurora - Eos  - Stribog - Perun - Izanagi - Ranginui - Ukko (Thank you to Mari who helped me with African and Native American representation in deities)
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uselessalexis165 · 7 months ago
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STORMBRINGER COOKIE!! 🌩️
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nogetron · 1 year ago
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Perun, the Slavic god of lightning and the sky. Created from an aspect of the supreme deity Rod, Perun’s counterpart: Veles, was believed to be his eternal rival. Sitting atop the world tree, Perun held complete power over the heavens and the physical world. However sometimes Veles in the form of a serpent would slither up from his abode in the underworld and up towards heaven, kidnapping Perun’s Cattle, wife, or daughters. In response Perun will chase the fleeing Veles across the earth, hurling thunderbolts at his rival, who would often hide behind other objects to protect himself from the power of Perun’s lightning. Eventually Perun defeats Veles and reclaims what was his, causing the storm to end.
Perun is an excellent example of both the thunderer and sky father archetypes, being descended from the Proto-indo-european gods Dyēus and Perkūnos. Perun was closely related to the Norse Thor as well as the Vedic Indra. Eventually Perun overtook Rod as the chief deity among Slavs, with his western equivalent Svarog doing the same. The hypothetical Slavic deity Belobog is most likely a roll that Perun filled.
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divineoaths1 · 1 year ago
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Aphrodite: The Greek Goddess of Love had a Fascinating Origin Story
In Greek mythology, it is believed that the goddess Aphrodite, known as the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, had a unique and fascinating origin story. According to one popular myth, Aphrodite's birth was linked to the castration of the sky god Uranus by his son Cronus.
Legend has it that Cronus, encouraged by his mother Gaia, used a sickle to castrate Uranus and severed his genitals. As Uranus's blood fell into the sea, it mixed with the foamy waves, creating a great froth. From within this sea foam, Aphrodite was said to have been born and emerged in her full-grown and radiant form.
The imagery of Aphrodite's birth from sea foam is a powerful symbol of her association with the sea and its elements. It represents her connection to beauty, femininity, and the allure that captivates others. The myth captures the essence of her divine nature as a captivating and irresistible goddess of love and desire.
This mythological tale of Aphrodite's birth from sea foam has inspired countless works of art and literature throughout history, cementing her status as one of the most iconic and widely recognized Greek goddesses.
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wolfie-wolfgang · 2 years ago
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birth of aether, the sky god.
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lehoodcollector · 22 days ago
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Anunnaki AI concept video.
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