Alright ladies, up we get

zoe | 25 | she/her | helpol & witch | main: @klaus-peter-willi-und-zoe

[kyanopeplos]

Hi! I love to do poetry on my walls and the pan one I adore because I love anything associated with Hermes and pan is associated with Hermes and I also love pan!

below is photos for reference,

I ask very very sincerely, and with good intentions. Would I be able to print it and put it on my wall? Your user name will be included on the screen shot of course and I’d never sell it and it’d be printed at a free public printer.

No need to respond right away, but I hope for a positive response.

omg yes of course !! that's so cute, thank you ;u;

[kyanopeplos]

pan, i hear you in the walnut trees, the mountains, the call of the kite sandstone, hills, stalagmites pheasant, lynx and rivers gently held by you shepherd of arcadia, your touch, magical, reaches to my home and even further, past all borders you are the breath of the whole world

i've been writing more poetry again lately and going back to my hometown really inspired me today 🌿

[katadesmoi]

i kind of lost track of where i was going with this one but im sick of looking at it so here’s klytaimnestra <3 

[historyofartdaily]

Roman fresco, Flora, Pompeii, 1st Century A.D., National Archaeological Museum, Naples, source

[withdreamsofhereafter]

Purple moths

[fernthewhimsical]

I was thinking about making a rainbow spread based on the pride flag colours, but Interrobang Tarot beat me to it! Not only that, it's part of a free e-book with seven queer inspired spreads! Go check it out

[mermaidenmystic]

The Naiad by William Edward Frost (British artist, 1810-1877)

[pmamtraveller]

9th century female torso

[kyanopeplos]

i guess sometimes worshipping dionysus looks like fishing your drunk and high friends out of a pond in the middle of the night and making sure they get home safe

[twunkish-cleric]

I bought a giant textbook on herbal medicine and it actually goes into the chemical processes that explain why medicinal plants do what they do rather than just explaining that they do them, and I'm actually salivating over the idea of reading it

[twunkish-cleric]

For everyone asking, the book is called "Medical Herbalism: The Science Principles and Practices Of Herbal Medicine" by David Hoffmann. It's around 672 pages long and depending on where you get it, it costs anywhere from $30 to $60

[eldritchboop]

Because I'm a lover of the Internet Archive, you can also check it out here:

Medical herbalism : the science and practice of herbal medicine : Hoffmann, David, 1951- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet A

666 pages : 28 cm

[pmamtraveller]

Amor and Psyche by Adolfo de Carolis

[homey-worshiper]

dinner party ideas that honour the gods

hestia

comfort food feast - every participant brings their comfort and favourite food

breakfast for dinner feast - make pancakes, sandwiches, omelettes, and everything else that you usually eat for breakfast, and best of all, add coffee to that

pizza making feast - make a station for making your own pizza toppings

soup night feast - soup, soup and more soup

hera

culinary challenging feast - learn a new difficult recipe with your friends and then taste it together

zeus

back in time feast - each course comes from a different decade or time period

demeter

garden harvest feast - everything is prepared with fresh and seasonal vegetables, drinks are fruity

persephone

vegetarian/vegan feast - self-explanatory, vegetarian and vegan options only

hermes

around the world feast - each piece of the dinner represents a different country

street food feast - recreate your favourite street food

dionysus

wine and cheese feast - featuring a little wine/mocktail tasting and a few charcuterie boards full of snacks matching the wines

cocktail/mocktail making feast - prepare a little station for making drinks and, of course, a lot of snacks

poseidon

seafood feast - dishes where seafood is the main point

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[pmamtraveller]

2500 years old statue of Aphrodite

[arthistoryfeed]

Petit Lenormand Divination Deck. Culture: French-German cartomancy tradition. Origin: Paris, France. Date: circa 1890 AD. Publisher: likely Ch. Didot, Paris. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0).

[heatherwitch]

Witchcraft for the grieving

To anyone who needs this post, I am sending gentle and loving energy your way. Know that grief is meant to hurt, and with time it WILL get easier (but may not go away, and that’s okay). Please utilize this post only as a supplement, and talk to a therapist or loved ones if you need to.

Spells/Rituals:

Grief powder

Sage drops spell

Jar of grief spell

Honoring the dead

Grief vessel

Ritual of grief

A remembrance spell

Hug-in-a-mug grief spell

A spell for grief and moving on

A spell for passing and mourning

“Grief seed” pop culture spell

Sigils:

Grief over death is easier for me and effects me less

My grief does not control me

I grieve in peace

Memorial requiem

Rest in power / rest in paradise / rest in love

Loss of pets:

Animal release spell

Pet farewell ritual

Pet funerary spell

Other:

Tarot spread to ease grief

Norse spells/prayers for grief and death

Crystals in death magic (includes some for grief)

Crystals for PTSD (includes some for grief)

Taking Care by Callista Buchen (poem)

Helpful posts:

Good practices for grieving witches

Masterpost for overcoming heartbreak

Rejuvenating witchcraft

Magic to replenish energy

Recommended tags to utilize when you’re ready:

#Moving on spell + #Moving forward spell + #Letting go spell

#Mental health sigils + #Mental health spell

#Self love magic + #Self care magic

#Release spell

Witchcraft is to be used in addition to proper medical care, treatment and medication, not as a sole alternative.

Links updated March of 2026, please check the original post for updates and inform me of broken links via askbox!

[7pleiades7]

Psyche in the Temple of Love, (Detail), (1882), by Sir Edward John Poynter (English, 1836 – 1919), oil on canvas, 663 x 507 mm (26.10 x 19.96 in), Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

[bovinefigureoftheday]

Bovine figure of the day: Daum Pate-De-Verre Water Buffalo