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Reminder: People can get on the internet and say anything; but just because they say what they say with confidence and academic language, does not mean they're correct.
People love to be loud and wrong, so please make sure to also do your own unbiased research!
That is all.
Modest/hijabi/veiling friendly outfits: whimsigoth edition!
(Conservative blogs fuck off. I’m a queer and a feminist. I support modesty for those who prefer it, not a regressive agenda)
Little things about my religion that make me happy.
Veiling and feeling so safe.
Doing khernips and feeling much lighter afterwards.
Being able to physically feel the energy in crystals, cards, etc.
Sharing a bowl with Apollo and feeling as though I'm smoking with a close friend.
Feel free to share your own in the reblogs/tags!
Veiling as a Hellenic Polytheist is so freeing. I love having a physical representation of my devotion to my gods.
About to veil in public for the first time!! I’m going to a Greek celebration thing and I’m so so excited!!!
It’s my first time going to anything like this since I converted to HelPol!!
"That's not how you wear a hijab!" This is a pagan veil, not a hijab.
"You're not wearing it correctly! It's showing ur hair!" It's not for modesty, it's for protecting my energy, it's only for the top of my head.
"That's cultural appropriation!" You're talking about the WRONG FUCKING CULTURE.
I'm tired of middle aged white ladies thinking they know everything when they can't even get the culture right. DOES THE "THIS IS NOT A HIJAB" PIN ON MY VEIL MEAN NOTHING TO YOU?!?!
Veiling exists in many religions and cultures, and covering your hair for pagan spirituality is not automatically cultural appropriation. Pagan veiling is usually a personal devotional practice tied to modesty, grounding, protection, ritual, or connection with deities and traditions. Appropriation comes from mocking, stereotyping, or taking from closed practices without respect — not from respectfully covering your head in a general sense. Context, intention, and respect matter.
Offering for Lady Aphrodite/Veiling Appreciation
I wore my veil the entire day and I just felt so ethereal today.
Blessed be!
