#daemones

[drawingsphopho]

Pholus

[kiruliom]

deciditines

a gender that feels like sanctunes, but it generally feels more tragic and evil. maybe it fell from its former glory??

daemones

a gender of hellbeings and creatures of pure evil that cannot be described to (other) humans

no wrong way to identify with or pronounce either other than that

[koraki-pharmakis]

Daimons aren’t demons.

Daimons aren’t (usually) ghosts.

Daimons definitely aren’t “Hellenic spirit animals.”

Daimon is a broad and varied category. In modern times, the term is usually used to refer to personifications of concepts (ie. Nike/Victory, Eris/Strife) or spirits (ie. Agathos Daimon).

Daimon can refer to basically any Hellenic higher power. But they’re not demons. They’re not inherently good or evil—some are bad, some are not. They don’t have a specific spot on the hierarchy, because it’s a fluid category.

Honestly, research them, because your assumptions are probably wrong.

[hellenismosonline]

Daemones Spirits: Overview Part 1

Daemones are also known as Spirit Personifications. There are two kinds of Daemones, agathodaimon and kakodaimon, noble spirits and malevolent spirits, respectively. However, modern scholars and theologists have separated all of the daemones into seven broad categories:

1. Emotions and states of mind, e.g. Love and Hate, Desire, Affection, Anger, Harmony and Discord, Joy and Grief, Laughter, Hope and Fear, Indignation, and Delusion.

2. The human condition, e.g. Birth and Death, Sleep and Dreams, Pleasure and Pain, Youth and Old Age, Wealth and Poverty, Hunger and Disease, Ease and Toil, Fate and Opportunity

3. Qualities, e.g. Strength, Beauty, Grace, Wisdom, and Stupidity

4. Morality, e.g. Valor, Modesty, Moderation, Hubris, Mercy, Truth, Lies, Impiety, Justice, Oath, Respect, and Insolence

5. Voice, e.g. Eloquence, Persuasion, Criticism, Lies, Quarrels, Prayer, Counsel, Curse, Lament, Rumor, Message, Fame, Battle-Cry

6. Actions, e.g. Force, Rivalry, Victory, Labor, Contest, Fighting, Murder

7. State of society, e.g. Peace and War, Good-Governance, Law and Lawlessness, Justice and Injustice

This is part one of a fairly complete list of Daemones referenced in Greek mythology and theology, separated into each of the seven modern categories as best as I can do (I could not find a list where they were separated out, but I feel like it would be helpful if they were, so). Some of the Daemones overlap categories, so it looks like there are repeats.

Daemones of Emotions and States of Mind

Ania: Grief, sorrow, distress, trouble

Anteros: Reciprocated love

Aporia: Difficulty, perlexity, want of means

Ate: Delusion, infatuation, folly, reckless impulse, rash action

Deimus: Terror-fear, dread

Eleus: Pity, mercy, compassion

Elpis: Hope, expectation

Epiales: Nightmare

Daemones of the Human Condition

Achos: Pain of body, pain of mind, grief, distress

Algea: Pain of body, pain of mind, grief, distress, suffering

Amechania: Helplessness, want of means

Anance: Necessity, compulsion

Deimus: Terror-fear, dread

Epiales: Nightmare

Epidotes: Ritual purification

Daemones of Qualities

Adephagia: Gluttony, satiety

Aergia: Spirit of idleness, laziness, indolence, and sloth

Aglaea: Beauty, splendor, glory, magnificence, adornment

Alce: Battle-Strength, Prowess, Courage

Aletheia: Truth, truthfulness, sincerity

Anaideia: Ruthlessness, shamelessness, unforgivingness

Calleis: Beauty

Calocagathia: Nobility, nobleness, goodness

Charis: Beauty, grace, favor

Charities: Grace, favor, beauty (plural)

Coalemus: Stupidity, foolishness

Corus: Satiety, surfeit, insolence, disdain

Epidotes: Ritual purification

Epiphron: Prudence, shrewdness, carefulness, thoughtfulness, sagacity

Daemones of Morality

Aedos: Reverence, Respect, Shame, Self-Respect, Modesty

Aeschyne: Shame, sense of shame, modesty, honor

Aletheia: Truth, truthfulness, sincerity

Apate: Trick, fraud, deceit, guile, treachery

Arete: Virtue, excellence, goodness, manliness, valor

Cacia: Vice, moral badness

Calocagathia: Nobility, nobleness, goodness

Dolus: Trickery, cunning deception, craftiness, guile, treachery

Dysssebia: Impiety, ungodliness

Epiphron: Prudence, shrewdness, carefulness, thoughtfulness, sagacity

Daemones of Voice

Alala: War-cry, battle-cry

Amphilogiae: Disputes, debate, contention

Angelia: Message, tidings, proclamation

Arae: Curses, impreciations

Cydoimus: Din of battle, confusion, uproar, hubbub

Daemones of Actions

Agon: Contest, struggle

Alastor: Blood feud, vengeance

Androctasiae: Slaughter of men in battle

Ate: delusion, infatuation, folly, reckless impulse, rash action

Bia: Force, power, might, bodily strength, compulsion

Caerus: Opportunity, critical time, advantage, profit

Cydoimus: Din of battle, confusion, uproar, hubbub

Daemones of States of Society

Adicia: Injustice, Wrong-doing

Ctesius: Home, house, comestic property

Democracia: Democracy

Dicaiosyne: Justice, righteousness

Dike: Justice, rights by custom & law, righteous judgement

Dysomnia: Lawlessness, bad civil constitution

Eirene: Peace

Ececheiria: Truce, armistice, cessation of hostilities

[covilsatanico]

Medo de satanismo

Muitos tem medo do satanismo, pois tem uma visão deturpada do que ele é.

O satanismo não crê que o real Lúcifer seja maligno, e não acreditamos que a bíblia afirme que ele de fato é mal. Não há rituais, ou sacrifícios... Apenas há a sua força de vontade, e inspiração. Quando Lúcifer desejou o trono de Javé, ele não fez rituais para isso, ele lutou para isso. 

Infelizmente, a mídia religiosa constantemente relaciona a nossa imagem com coisas negativas, o que (além de crime de intolerância religiosa) é algo bastante ignorante e desrespeitoso.

A maioria dos assassinos satanistas, nunca tiveram nenhuma relação com o satanismo de fato. A maioria só usada a religião de fachada, e nem tinham fé em Lúcifer e em si mesmo, como nós pregamos.

Antes de jugar algo, leia sobre. É importante compreender para não passar para a frente mais mentiras.

[quomododragon]

Is a genius a guardian spirit of some kind?

Basically, yeah, or sometimes a spiritual manifestation of the self. Every Roman man was believed to have one since birth (a woman’s “genius” was called a “iuno”, hence the name of a certain queen of the gods...). Often genii are conflated with the Greek concept of daemones.

[drawingsphopho]