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normal-horoscopes

A 4th century CE statue of Aphroditos. Her cock wards off evil spirits. Reblog to rid your blog of evil spirits.

megalodonpussy

justnoodlefishthings

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ithidunes

the journey

littlestpersimmon

Rejoice, For the Herald Of Hope Flies Above Us

hemipenal-system

in terms of the question “well why would a dragon need a rider” there are two answers

the practical answer is it’s nice to have someone who fills the shotgun seat role. a rider can read a map midair, choose the music, and shoot weapons at other dragon riders if necessary, all things a dragon would have to stop flying to do effectively

the fun answer is, who doesn’t love having a little creature with you? humans fill the “comfort plushie” role for a dragon, but they’re even better because they’re alive

eggfoto

bodhi-devotee

“When we worship a deity, as I see it, we call upon a pool of universal power which, over generations, has been shaped into a specific form and voice by human minds.”

— @potnia-theronx // Artemis Iphigenia | Exploring mythic syncretism

this is the most concisely and accurately i’ve heard my view of the gods worded. the names and mythologies are an access point to a greater, broader power, separated and defined only by human culture and not through inherent or tangible boundaries. when i pray to Zeus-Helios i believe i am tapping into the power of the All-Father, the Maintainer of Reality, He who Gives Rise to All, specifically through one cultures’ refinement. He exists infinitely in other cultures, i just choose to worship Him in this specific way. when i worship Selene, i’m flowing down a river that leads to one source, the Moon, in which a wide variety of other rivers also flow into. hellenic polytheism is how i chose to process and interact with these forces!

#ooohhh #to read!