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About Filianism

I am one of the small but dedicated (and ever growing!) group of people who deeply believe in Dea. We are a real religion, this is not like

There is a lot in the works right now…My YouTube channel, About Filianism, will soon be getting new videos…With an upgrade! I downloaded some recording and video editing apps and bought a beginners microphone - So excited. I soon hope to begin a Filianic podcast. I also have been dabbling in a Filianic monthly/weekly planner for a bit of time now (if anyone would like to do that with me, DM me, I am struggling in the book editing department!).

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Filianism 101

What is Filianism?

None shall call upon Me and be lost. Every cry of the world shall I heed; and when the whole of a heart cries upon Me, that soul shall I tak

Find Scriptures Here!

zLibrary was taken down and a post was shared already I believe, but for those who see this post I want to link the google folder a friend m

How we see scripture:

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Reposted from my instagram! What do you personally think about the scriptures? Did I miss anything - do I need to make another post? Give me

Filianic Calendar

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“As we see, the Déanic year is divided into thirteen twenty-eight-day months and five seasons, one of which is only one month long. The fou

Nativity post

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Filianic 💗 Welcome and please ask questions 💗 purgatorial universalist

Rosa Mundi post

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Happy Rosa Mundi! Rosa Mundi is our Summer Solstice celebration, and a particularly important holiday as one of the high feasts. Rosa Mundi

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Happy Rosa Mundi! Rosa Mundi is our Summer Solstice celebration, and a particularly important holiday as one of the high feasts. Rosa Mundi starts the Mother portion of the year in the filianic calendar and is a time to look within but also have fun. 🌹

"The ignorant eye shall not see this temple from without, for it is smaller than the seed of an apple; and the seventh part of the seed of an apple, and the seventh part of a seventh part divided again until what part remains can be nor seen nor touched nor tasted. The ignorant eye shall not see the temple from within, for it is as vast as all the manifest universe.

Beyond life, beyond death is the temple, for it is the temple of the Spirit.

About the temple and encompassing it round grows a garden rank with thorns, which are the thorns of kear. Know well your own heart, and the thorns that grow therein; for without that knowledge shall you rarely pass through into the temple, nor shall you cultivate the flowers of the Spirit which alone make life sweet with their fragrance."

-ECE, The Temple of the Heart

[jaiafilyani]

🌹💞Happy Rosa Mundi!💞🌹

[angelic-choir]

i hate how the divine feminine and sacred feminine tags have turned into a cesspit of patriarchy in diguise. all these posts about “do/wear/act like this to have divine feminine energy” make me so angry, because it’s just 1950s gender roles wrapped up in a fake feminist bow. you don’t need to do any of that to connect with the REAL Divine Feminine. the Divine Feminine wants a relationship with you. pray to Her, talk to Her, dance for Her, sing for Her. please, for the love of GOD, don’t let consumerism and archaic, capitalist stereotypes obstruct your spiritual path i am begging you 🫶

[daughterofthesettingsun]

Remember, Our Lady has conquered the underworld and smashed the gates of hell. There is no place into which Her light does not shine. No matter the depths of darkness, pain, and despair you find yourself in, know that She can and will find you to take your hands and lead you into the world of light. You are not lost, She has found you.

[jaiafilyani]

Amadea, Blessed is She

[iseehersmile]

looking for pagan/witch blogs with women-centric blogs/beliefs to follow! Interact so I can follow you :)

[jaiafilyani]

hi! you can't get more divine feminine centric than a filianic blog!

[radicalcoffeeclub]

I honestly believe that growing up in a monotheistic culture with one male god does immense psychological damage to all women

[terra-feminarum]

I can't even imagine what it would have been like to grow up learning about the Mother and the Daughter and her twelve apostles, who by accident all happened to be women. Oh and learning about how men are made of the first woman's rib. And how it's a revolutionary idea that men could become priests, but of course all the more traditional churches would have only female priests.

This all affects even those who are brought up as atheists.

[galaxies-and-starlight]

She Who - Filianic Scriptures (4:1:45)

Reblogs welcome!

[fatinspiration-deactivated20191]

“Witches are commonly depicted reading. This may not seem unusual today, however up until the eighteenth century artists rarely depicted women in the act of reading with two significant exceptions: women who are clearly studying devotional material and witches who study books of magic.”

— Judika Illes, The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft 

[lacangri21]

“This concept of a female earth as the source of cyclic birth, life, death, and rebirth underlies all mythological and religious symbology; it is the source of all religious belief. It is important to grasp the time dimension involved: God was female for at least the first 200,000 years of human life on earth.”

— Monica Sjoo & Barbara Mor, The Great Cosmic Mother

[daughterofthesettingsun]

Remember, Our Lady has conquered the underworld and smashed the gates of hell. There is no place into which Her light does not shine. No matter the depths of darkness, pain, and despair you find yourself in, know that She can and will find you to take your hands and lead you into the world of light. You are not lost, She has found you.

[boyjumps]

"The one who torments others, the one who desires evil, the one who is covetous, the one who wants to be respected without virtue, the one who deceives, the one who is without shame - know that such a person is a lowly person." Buddha (Sutta Nipata 123 - ‘The Serpent Chapter’ 1.7 ‘The Lowly One’)

[yoga-onion]

"人を悩ませ、欲が深く、悪いことを欲し、ものおしみをし、徳がないのに敬われようと欲し、欺いて、恥いる心のない人、ー かれを賤しい人であると知れ。"

ーブッダ (ｽｯﾀ·ﾆﾊﾟｰﾀ 123 - “蛇の章” 1·7 “賤しい人”)

[tellurian-in-aristasia]

Hera 1 - Sai Rayanna Day (May 16)

Finally, now that we're beginning to exit Spring, we're getting to some purely Aristasian holidays! Sai Rayanna Day honors none other than Sai Rayanna herself, the Empress who all other Aristasian Empresses are descended from, the Sun Daughter who reforged the broken sword of Princess Caran and defeated the Demons from the battle of the Noonday Night. This particular holiday is referred to, sometimes, as a festival. But what festivities (theoretically) take place, I'm unsure. You can read more about Sai Rayanna herself here: https://aristasia.wordpress.com/2008/05/16/sai-rayannas-day/

https://web.archive.org/web/20180830034142/http://www.mother-god.com/imperial-theme.html

https://web.archive.org/web/20180901104210/http://www.daughtersofshiningharmony.com/introductory/the-imperial-anthem/

https://silverscripture.blogspot.com/2021/05/sai-rayanna-day.html

The Eastminster Critical Edition has the following to say about this holiday:

[micahulrichdraws]

Cancer.

While I don’t do any tattoo stuff - I don’t mind folks getting my art inked, I just ask that anyone who wants to get it done considers picking something up from my online shop or purchasing a tat flash to help let me keep making my art! Thank you all so much for your support! ❤️

[jaiafilyani]

Wise / Dark Mother vibes🖤🩶🖤❤️🩶🖤❤️

Amadea🙏

[vuutarros]

The world's oldest story? Astronomers say global myths about 'seven sisters' stars may reach back 100,000 years https://phys.org/news/2020-12-world-oldest-story-astronomers-global.html

The world's oldest story? Astronomers say global myths about 'seven sisters' stars may reach back 100,000 years

In the northern sky in December is a beautiful cluster of stars known as the Pleiades, or the "seven sisters." Look carefully and you will p

Holy shit, this is cool!

So many cultures call the Pleiades some variation of the "seven sisters" despite only having six visible stars. There only appear to be six because two of the stars are so close together as to appear as one.

The myths also mention one sister leaving or hiding to explain why there's only six. And based off observations and measurements, those two that are so close together used to be visibly separate. One literally has moved to hide.

And based off the similarities between the more commonly known Greek myth and the Aboriginal Australian myth, plus some other stuff, this myth could possibly even date back to when humanity still all resided in Africa!

[female-malice]

Amazing!!!

100,000 years ago, humans looked up at the stars in the sky and thought "those must be sisters. Those must be women."

[jaiafilyani]

dea-coded & Janyati-pilled

[godlovesuu]

[jaiafilyani]

Amadea

[marzannafilia]

As soon as I saw the idea of “The Horned Woman” as opposed to the Wiccan/neo-pagan idea of the Horned Man, I was in love. Feels like a sort of “divine archetype” I can actually relate to—female with traits traditionally considered masculine. Granted, I’d only heard of this from some blogs on here, and when I look up, say, ram’s head imagery, there seems to only be masculine traits associated (which makes sense, given that rams are male).

So is there any historical basis for that archetype? I honestly like it so much I might utilize it even if it’s a niche recent invention/reinterpretation.

[jaiafilyani]

The Goddess Project actually made an episode on this. I highly recommend it. She makes an amazing point - many modern people do not know this, but cows DO grow horns! Female cattle have horns too. So, to an ancient person, particularly an ancient farmer, they would probably understand a horned goddess just fine

also from billingsfarm.org just to back this up

"Almost all cattle are born with the ability to grow horns, even cows (female cattle)! Most of the time, famers will remove the horns on their cows to prevent any accidents. Working steers and oxen on the other hand almost always keep their horns."

[arjuna-vallabha]

Goddess Mictecacihuatl, Aztec Goddess of Death