Offerings In Her Shrine

𓇼 She/Her ~ Kemetic ~ Polytheist ~ Animist ~ Star Praxis ~ Witchcraft/Heka 𓇼 Probably Autistic ~ Adoptive Cat Parent ~ Practicing Sharing ~ 21+ User 𓀢 Dua Netjeru! 𓁙

[starlitofferings]

Hail Netjeru, Netjeret, Those Who Maintain Ma’at. Life is filled with Your Blessings.

I offer this small space to you, in the dark of the night, so that I may share my love and devotions more openly.

Peret er kheru mee pereret em reh en Netjeret.

“May offerings of every kind come forth in abundance, like the things that come forth from the mouth of the goddess.”

[prairie-sage-sachet]

What I've learned from working with the deities..

•They're going to watch you when you are at your best and when you are at your worst.

•They are going to watch you make stupid decisions and learn from your mistakes.

•They will let you know with subtle hints that they are with you whether you realize it or not.

•They understand that you are mortal, and inconsistent, and flawed, and learning- they forgive.

•You will fall in love with things you may have not been interested in before (seashells, water/oceans/beaches, lavender)

•Your interpretation of your deity will not be the same as others, and its beautiful.

•There will be times where you fall out of practice, and your deities will sometimes wait for you, otherwise you will have to wait for them.

•Sometimes you just have to sit there and rant. Whether they lend you an ear or not, your energy won't be wasted.

•You might have self-doubt and feel as though your are not doing enough when it comes to your devotion- you are though. Always.

[thesteintist]

[thesteintist]

[reimenaashelyee]

My adaptation of the God of Arepo short story, which was originally up at ShortBox Comics Fair for charity. You can get a copy of the DRM-free ebook here for free - and I'd encourage you to donate to Mighty Writers or The Ministry of Stories in exchange.

Again it's an honour to be drawing one of my favourite short stories ever. Thank you so much for the original authors for creating this story; and for everyone who bought a copy and donated to the above non-profits.

[bookworm-pagan]

Basic things to do as offerings from a pagan who's always tired:

1.A short morning prayer or even just saying good morning to the gods when you wake up.

2.Opening your curtain/window,and greet the Sun.

3.Preparing your breakfast in their honor(this can be great for deities such as Demeter,Eos or Hestia)

4..Basic hygiene,things like brushing your teeth or washing your face(great for deities such as Hygeia and Aphrodite)

5.Wearing a piece of jewelry dedicated to them or that reminds you of them.

6.Just talk to them!Say how you feel outloud,thank them for your opportunities!

And Remember,you're not a bad devotee because of the physical or mental challenges you face.

[paganpillar]

Friendly reminder that you are not obligated to worship the Gods as they were traditionally worshipped. Incorporating modern practices of ancient religions is just as valid. Remember that you can create a regime that caters to your schedule, health, and financial situation. They understand and appreciate the acknowledgment you are able to give.

[the-purvashadha]

Praying to deities, or even uttering their name with love and devotion, never goes unrewarded.

[arjuna-vallabha]

Sekhmet

[bossnori]

[thesteintist]