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Pulse of the Mountains
© gif by riverwindphotography, June 2022
Okay, real talk. How far from historical practice can you be, and how local can you really get with your cultus, before you can no longer call what you’re doing Hellenic Polytheism?
I think about this a lot. I’m a Gaelic Polytheist, not Hellenic, but still. Idk that I have a good answer, but I try to keep in mind that practices varied all over the ancient world, even between people of the “same” culture. The world was so fragmented that even shared practices had significant variations. And these traditions were living, changed over time, and embraced the local. So to me, it seems in the spirit of ancient traditions to embrace our locale, wherever that is.
I love that this is a conversation being had. Gaelpol as well (although I don’t often talk about it) and for me it’s important to remember that even though I use reconstruction approaches that these were and are living traditions. For me it’s a balance of continuing those things that are clear and present while also introducing localized practices that go hand in hand with those traditions. If that makes sense.
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You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep Spring from coming.
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Where They Hide by Mehmet Eralp
Rowan’s Witchy Wishlist 2018 (US)
Hey y’all! I’m a Gaelic Polytheist, magic practitioner, and diviner. I’m also a bi, non-binary, and disabled artist.
Since tumblr is dying, you can contact me through DMs on Twitter, message me on Discord (Rowan#1959) or email me at rowanhampton at outlook dot com. My ask and PMs here will still be open.
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Austria | by Daniel J. Schwarz
The ravens at the Grand Canyon were incredibly photogenic.
its a bummer to see how much flak that last post i reblogged got.
like yes, obviously ancestor veneration is important and Valid. but its also important to recongize and reconcile when your ancestors have been complicit in or furthered systematic oppression... which for white practitioners is uh, pretty much all of ours? yeah.
even outside of that, there’s a lot of reasons for why someone might be uncomfortable with standard bloodline ancestor veneration. i’ve seen posts and asks time and time again asking if ancestor worship is nessecary for GP, if you have to honor your kin, what if you’re estranged... posts talking about this are needed, and without people butting in like “not all ancestors!” when we were not talking about anyone’s but our own.
Here’s to our ancestors.
May we heal the wounds you caused.
May we repair the damage you dealt.
May we learn from your mistakes.
May we accomplish the things you never could.
May we be what you could never be..
May we learn to see you clearly.
May we learn to assess you honestly
May we acknowledge the harm you did.
May we leave behind a better legacy.
People really out here thinking that myths are just patently untrue things that people just believe contrary to material evidence around them which need to be “debunked” rather than a story which in itself is artificial but conveys real truths about the world and that person’s identity through a narrative framework
Basically we are mythological creatures, mythology is like the most human thing in the world, we all believe in myths, get over it
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Western Caucasus, Urup Lake by Nicholas
Sky addiction
Witchsplaining is all too common, and I've been guilty of it now and again myself, but it's easy to fix by simply taking a moment of mindful