#dream goddess

[tomby-talkz]

Last night I had a dream with Her, sometimes our conversations are muffled and sometimes they arent but that night it was muffled. I only managed to hear bits and pieces but what I got was a breif talk about myself, me wishing she wasnt just in my dreams and a rather long talk about tumblr actually which we havent talked about in a long long time

we spoke for a long time about what taocc used to be and how I miss some of the old people that left or stopped focusing on some of their characters, She even let me know a couple of things about whats to come in the future which was nice but I didnt catch what it was because it was so muffled and slobish

I wish I could teach myself how to gaurentee clearer dreams because I want to just talk to her without having to gamble on if I can actualy understand or not.

[poeticnorth]

This is technically my Second Hymn to Nótt, but I think The Dreamer's Hymn to Nótt is a better title

The Dreamer’s Hymn to Nótt

Nótt riding her horse by Peter Nicolai Arbo I call now to the dream goddessNótt, who is named as joy-of-sleep,Bringer of sweet repose in sta

[tseaghosts]

woaw check out those pantheon designs

[maevesweirdart]

just finished this

i feel pretty good about it, what do you guys think?

[hekatecovenant]

Hekate and Dreams

One of the less known Chaldean functions of Hekate is her being the Mistress of Dreams. It was not a popular depiction of her and possibly appears only in the Chaldean material. She probably got this role through identification with Rhea who was associated with oneiromancy. It definitely fits her as the Soul Goddess though.

- Teo Braun, Devotee of the CoH

Source: The Goddess Hekate, Steven Ronan Picture: Allegory of Dream

[spidermilkshake]

Next is the second in the Night Sphere of Divines: Vagraki, the Goddess of Secrets, Dreams, and Darkness. By extension, also oversees the dark depths of places. She is among the most widely-appreciated Deity of the Underground cultures (second only to Lol'eth and Esthrax, depending on which culture) with a particularly large following amongst the Murruk Trolls. Dark Elves, Orcs, Kobolds, Gnomes and Gnolls are also particularly reverent of her. She is also not a huge fan of taking a single form as an avatar--always cryptic and nebulous, most of the time she will at least have a vague bipedal shape clad in a dark hood and cloak, and often there are kraken-like arms, worm-like tendrils in an ever-changing mass, or some other tentacle-ish feature present. Her primary symbols are the black opal and the octopus/squid, though Trolls often use a geometric talisman as her symbol as well.

[are-we-all-lost-starz]

She is a freaking dream 😍