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@foundcarcosa and probably more of you
behold: Mercury in Gatorade
Itâs that time again!
This is punishment for being Thirsty, isnât it?
Hermes wants you to continue on your journey, but He does not resent that you may sometimes get lost or hit bumps in the road. Such is the nature of any great odyssey. He merely wants you to keep going, and would weep to see you give up before the end.
a shot of hermes from my altar tonight!
May Hermes be gentle as he takes their hands and leads them from the living
May Charon guide them swiftly across the river to land safely on the shore
May Minos, Rhadamanthys, and Aeacusâs judgement be wise and true
May Hades watch over them with fairness and may Persephone watch over them with compassion
May they be honored by the living and may they find peace among the dead
A simple prayer and reminder to those weâve lost
yes hello hi good afternoon I LOVE HERMES
heâs that early dawn hour when the sky is lightening and it feels like youâre the only one alive. heâs the sated hunger of getting to some cheap fast-food outlet at midnight when everywhere else is closed. heâs that first sip of coffee. heâs a look shared between strangers, and the lurch of the plane taking off. heâs the wind in your hair as you go around the curve of a road on a motorbike.
Hermes, Herald of Heaven
On winged feet, You fly With holy messages Through the clear, blue sky.
Infant son of Zeus and Maia, Upon Your motherâs knee With tortoise shell, You made the Lyre, An inventive mastery.
Glad-Hearted Trickster You stole Your Brotherâs cattle. He found You asleep, And shook you like a rattle.
With sly smile, You confessed To being the great thief. To the Sun, You gave Your lyre In payment for His grief.
In delight of Your mischief, Apollo gave to You Kerykeion, Staff of Peace. You and Your power grew.
Rabbitâs foot and clover, Luck-Bringer, Quick to Aid, Youâre in all competitions And games yet to be played.
You, Guide and Guardian, Protect those who cross borders, Sacred hospitality On Father Zeusâs orders.
You delight in our stories Of all of Your travels, And embrace us with Love When Lifeâs weave unravels.
At the end of the road, Psychopompos, To the Ferryman, You will guide us.
From the moment we are born, Til we take our final rest, With Your divine friendship We are forever blessed.
Requested by @carrykerykeion
This might sound really dumb, and I guess itâs a bit embarrassing too, but Iâve never worked with or worshipped a male god outside of Christianity. I got big signs from Hermes that he wants to hang, but I feel awkward and clueless. What are your favorite things to do in time devoted to Hermes? Iâm hoping that maybe it will give me some ideas, and Iâd love to hear from any followers that have suggestions too! Iâm shy, and I donât know how to Broâ˘ď¸.
You donât have to be embarrassed, love! Thereâs nothing wrong with never worshiping a male deity and asking for some guidance is never dumb!
Hermes is a wonderful deity to start with especially if you feel lost in what to do. Heâs very patient and eager to help out. He also is always ready to help make things less awkward by doing something to make you laugh! I adore that curly haired troublemaker so much!
Hereâs some of what I personally enjoy doing with him:
Sharing meals with him
Listening to his devotional playlist while driving
Studying a language (right now itâs Ancient Greek!)
Lighting his devotional candle and praying to him
Doing something that makes me and/or someone else laugh
Exploring a library
Reading
Helping someone out
Honoring the dead
Divination
Studying and practicing astrology
Saving money
But also spending money
This is the funniest thing Iâve seen in weeks. Literally, Iâve never been this funny in my entire goddamn life
âwrong! you owe me seven dollarsâ
âWHA -HA-ADO YOU MEAAAN????â
this man gives off wildly chaotic trickster fey vibes
âWRONG ITS A KING OF DIAMONDSâ
The way up, from here to there, may be closed, But the way down, from there to here, still open Wide enough for a slender god like Hermes To slip from the clouds if you give your evenings To learning about the plants under his influence, The winged and wingless creatures, the rocks and metals, And practice his sacred flute or dulcimer.
No prayers. Just the effort to make his stay So full of the comforts of home he wonât forget it, To build him a shrine he finds congenial, Something as simple as roofed pillars Without the darkness of an interior.
If youâre lucky, heâll want to sit on the steps Under the stars for as long as you live And sniff the fragrance of wine and barley As it blows from the altar on a salty sea breeze. Heâll want, when you die, to offer his services As a guide on the shadowy path to the underworld.
Not till you reach the watery crossing Will he leave your side, and even then Heâll shout instructions as you slip from your shoes And wade alone into that dark river.
â Carl Dennis, âA Priest of Hermesâ
In highschool i had the biggest crush on the greek god Hermes.. so of course i love to draw him
one of my favourite Hermes myths is when Hera finds out Zeusâs affair with the mortal girl Io, and turns her into a cow. Hera charges her thousand-eyed guard Argus to keep a constant watch over Io in case Zeus gets any ideas to take her. Zeus sends his son Hermes, the god of swiftness, speed, and smuggling, the steal her back. Although Hermes fails to return Io, he brutally kills Argus by first befriending him, singing to him, playing music for him, and lulls him to sleepâthen slaughters him and takes his eyes as a trophy.Â
Please stop bullying Zeus Devotees
A lot of non-hellenic (and some Hellenics) have a personal problem with the ancient representation of Zeus. I used to be one of these people before getting to know the actual gods and not just their mythylogical aspects.
The problem with this is the mix-up of ancient time seeping into our current time.Â
Defeating his father Chronos was how Zeus won the title of King of The Gods. Ironically, Father Time must of had the last laugh because time is exactly what is fueling all of this.
Notice I said âthe ancient interpretation of Zeusâ and not Zeus himself? Thatâs because time changes society. We become better, more self aware and learn from the mistakes of our ancestors.
And yet, the ancient ideals of men are immortalized in classic mythology that begin to sour over time.
Zeus represents these ideals. He is the epidomy of what an ancient Greek man sees as perfection.
In our comic loving modern times (judging by all the superhero movies made, in line for production, conventions, blogs, etc) we see the ideal man as being akin to Superman. Someone who can fly, have incredible strength, indestructible and can do it all. In a lot of movies he is even treated like a god.
For the purposes of this argument, I will be comparing Zeus to Superman in order to show how time changes things and reboots are essential to keep up with societal ideals.
Mythical Zeus VS. God Zeus:
I can respect someone not being interested in Zeus but I draw the line at bullying his followers.
His followers are not sexist, rapists, apologists, etc. His followers see and work with God Zeus while those who hate Zeus are only aware of Mythical Zeus.
Ancient Greece did not have respect for women.
They saw Zeusâs marriage to Hera as necessary but his many affairs showed his baby making ability was as healthy as Aresâ and that showed he was powerful. @thepastelpriestess made TWO amazing videos for Zeus that further explain him as an ideal man in ancient Greece: (LINK) and (LINK)Â Â
And letâs not forget war, the christianization of Europe and other natural catastrophies that destroyed A LOT of his myths.
If you really want to see all of Zeus and what his God form represents look at his epithets, look at his roles.
Look at what he does and how he loves his devotees.
Having someone try to be an asshole to you because they donât like the gods you worship is shitty and rude.
Reboots, Epithets and Time:
Reboots may be super annoying to fans who have already fallen in love with an interpretation of their favorite character but they are also what have helped those characters survived.
The early versions of Superman would often beat up Lois Lane to put her in her place because he was created during a time where a man was expected to handle his woman should she have opinions or showed âhisteria.â
This early version would also talked about how much more superior men were.
Should Superman be like this today he would be considered a villain which is why the saying goes: âYou either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain.â
Without reboots, time makes an example of the ugly aspects society once respected.
Zeus is no different. The images I posted are very recent compared to the mythologies of Zeus which are older than the Bible.
I am not a fan of this representation of Zeus but it does remind me of how far society has come.
Gods change:
Pride is just around the corner and if you live in places that try to be better about respecting the LGBT(+) community youâll see churches with rainbow flags. This is because if religions want to survive, they have to conform with where society is headed.
Gods evolve because they want to keep connecting with us.
They give us ideas on how to fight oppression, they give us hope and strength in times of turbulence and chaos.
Zeus is powerful. He is fair and tries to be as cool and collected as he can when making decisions. He goes over his decisions with Athena so she can point out how fair or personal his decision is. This is a god that tries to see what is best for all the gods and his followers. A god who tries to make a sound decision so no one feels left out.
He represents the law, court, judgement, the protector of families and even though his myths are seen today as horrid, they only highlight a time where people thought they knew better.
So next time you see a follower of Zeus, understand that they are worshipping the God version of Zeus and remember that reboots are what keep us loving our favorite comic books characters.
Time changes everything.
Itâs my first time going to Europe and there is a massive storm. The people on my plane might see it as an inconvenience, I see it as a blessing. A Zeus blessing.
u heard him ladies
can u draw hermes? pls i love him.
I love him too pal
Omg thatâs eerily similar to how I see Hermes! đ
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alright, classicists, poll time: which historical or mythological figure from greece or rome is your lockscreen or background on your phone
ill go first: this isnât the case anymore but the home screen on my phone used to be the sexy cicero statue from arpino
Witchcraft Asks #1-105
Here is the list of the 105 witchcraft questions I just finished answering. I answered one each day but feel free to answer them all at once or however you want to do it. Tag your it!
1. Are you solitary or in a coven? 2. Do you consider yourself Wiccan, Pagan, witch, or other? 3. What is your zodiac sign? 4. Do you have a Patron God/dess? 5. Do you work with a Pantheon? 6. Do you use tarot, palmistry, or â¨any other kind of divination? 7. What are some of your favorite herbs to use in your practice? (if any) 8. How would you define your craft? 9. Do you curse? If not, do you accept others who do? 10. How long have you been practicing? 11. Do you currently or have you ever had any familiars? 12. Do you believe in Karma orâ¨Reincarnation? 13. Do you have a magical name? 14. Are you âout of the broom closetâ? 15. What was the last spell you performed? 16. Would you consider yourself knowledgeable? 17. Do you write your own spells? 18. Do you have a book of shadows?â¨If so, how is it written and/or set up? 19. Do you worship nature? 20. What is your favorite gemstone? 21. Do you use feathers, claws, fur, pelt, skeletons/bones, or any other animal body part for magical work? 22. Do you have an altar? 23. What is your preferred element? 24. Do you consider yourself an Alchemist? 25. Are you any other type of magical practitioner besides a witch? 26. What got you interested in witchcraft? 27. Have you ever performed a spell or ritual with the company of anyone who was not a witch? 28. Have you ever used ouija? 29. Do you consider yourself a psychic? 30. Do you have a spirit guide? If so, what is it? 31. What is something you wish someone had told you when you first started? 32. Do you celebrate the Sabbats? If so which one is your favorite? 33. Would you ever teach witchcraft to your children? 34. Do you meditate? 35. What is your favorite season? 36. What is your favorite type of magick to preform? 37. How do you incorporate your spirituality into your daily life? 38. What is your favorite witchy movie? 39. What is your favorite witchy book, both fiction and non-fiction. Why? 40. What is the first spell you ever preformed? Successful or not. 41. Whatâs the craziest witchcraft-related thing thatâs happened to you? 42. What is your favourite type of candle to use? 43. What is your favorite witchy tool? 44. Do you or have you ever made your own witchy tools? 45. Have you ever worked with any magical creatures such as the fea or spirits? 46. Do you practice color magic? 47. Do you or have you ever had a witchy teacher or mentor of any kind? 48. What is your preferred way of shopping for witchcraft supplies? 49. Do you believe in predestination or fate? 50. What do you do to reconnect when you are feeling out of touch with your practice? 51. Have you ever had any supernatural experiences? 52. What is your biggest witchy pet peeve? 53. Do you like incense? If so whatâs your favorite scent? 54. Do you keep a dream journal of any kind? 55. What has been your biggest witchcraft disaster? 56. What has been your biggest witchcraft success? 57. What in your practice do you do that you may feel silly or embarrassed about? 58. Do you believe that you can be an atheist, Christian, Muslim or some other faith and still be a witch too? 59. Do you ever feel insecure, unsure or even scared of spell work? 60. Do you ever hold yourself to a standard in your witchcraft that you feel you may never obtain? 61. What is something witch related that you want right now? 62. What is your rune of choice? 63. What is your tarot card of choice? 64. Do you use essential oils? If so what is your favorite? 65. Have you ever taken any kind of witchcraft or pagan courses? 66. Do you wear pagan jewelry in public? 67. Have you ever been discriminated against because of your faith or being a witch? 68. Do you read or subscribe to any pagan magazines? 69. Do you think itâs important to know the history of paganism and witchcraft? 70. What are your favorite things about being a witch? 71. What are your least favorite things about being a witch? 72. Do you listen to any pagan music? If so who is your favorite singer/band? 73. Do you celebrate the Esbbats? If so, how? 74. Do you ever work skyclad? 75. Do you think witchcraft has improved your life? If so, how? 76. Where do you draw inspiration from for your practice? 77. Do you believe in âfantasyâ creatures? (Unicorns, fairies, elves, gnomes, ghosts, etc) 78. Whatâs your favorite sigil/symbol? 79. Do you use blood magick in your practice? Why or why not? 80. Could you ever be in a relationship with someone who doesnât support your practice? 81. In what area or subject would you most like your craft to grow? 82. Whatâs your favorite candle scent? Do you use it in your practice? 83. Do you have a pre-ritual ritual? (I.e. Something you do before rituals to prepare yourself for them). If so what is it? 84. What real life witch most inspires your practice? 85. What is your favorite method of communicating with deity? 86. How do you like to organize all your witchy items and ingredients? 87. Do you have any witches in your family that you know of? 88. How have you created your path? What is unique about it? 89. Do you feel you have any natural gifts or affinities (premonitions, hearing spirits, etc.) that led you toward the craft? If so what are they? 90. Do you believe you can initiate yourself or do you have to be initiated by another witch or coven? 91. When you first started out in your path what was the first thing or things you bought? 92. What is the most spiritual or magickal place youâve been? 93. Whatâs one piece of advice youâd give someone who is searching for their matron and patron deities? 94. What techniques do you use to âget in the zoneâ for meditation? 95. Did visualization come easily to you or did you have to practice at it? 96. Do you prefer day or night? Why? 97. What do you think is the best time and place to do spell work? 98. How did you feel when you cast your first circle? Did you stumble or did it go smoothly? 99. Do you believe witchcraft gets easier with time and practice? 100. Do you believe in many gods or one God with many faces? 101. Do you eat meat, eggs and dairy? 102. What is your favorite color and why? 103. What is the one question you get asked most by non-practitioners or non-pagans? How do you usually respond? 104. Which of your five senses would you say is your strongest? 105. What is a pagan or witchcraft rule that you preach but donât practice?
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