Vyvyan Wormwood

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[thefaeriefolk]

The Forest Fairies by William Mitcheson Timlin

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[wearemercs]

The Drow Hussar by penett

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 1-21-26

I had a dream that I was actually Zeus and that Hera was for some reason locked into an eternal sleep. I don't know why but there was a football field and a fountain of ice in the middle of the field that she would eventually wake up near, which would turn her hair white and colour her hands silver.

I dunno what was up with that.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 1-18-26

I had a really weird dream about being a vampire hunter that lived near some race car tracks. I remember there was something about how you were supposed to hit the vampire with a shovel across the face before you disposed of them.

For some reason I don't remember most of the dream but I know we were racing trains in minivans trying to get the vampires that were on the trains. I dunno.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 1-17-26

I dreamt that I was stuck in the body of some sort of doll. There were other people there with me and one of them was stuck in the body of a dog. We were trying to find our way out.

One of the people told us that if we took the one cursed elevator that we would be able to remove the curse.

It kept going back and forth from us and then from the person who was building the cursed elevator. They were cursing every single floor of the elevator with a different curse so that it would be random based on whatever floor you were landing on.

I remember there was a cup of something, probably hot chocolate, but it had something that would dispel curses in it, so the dog cursed person got into the cup and when they dispelled the curse, a bunch of fleas came out of the water and we all had to avoid them as they flew around everywhere because they were what had caused the curse (I guess?).

Then I saw them go to the elevator and try to undo something with it and we were like ""Oh, the curse is fighting the other curse""

....then I don't remember anything because I woke up. I hope we got dispelled.

[broomsick]

Some people don't want to be confronted with the idea that the Gods of Norse myth weren't actually the Gods "of" anything. In every way that matters, Thórr is not the "God of thunder". Óðinn is the "God of" so many things that it's pointless to try and assign him such a restrictive label. I know it's frustrating to not be able to make these straightforward associations, but it's crucial for Norse mythology enthusiasts to keep an open mind in this regard. When you observe historical worship, a pattern comes up: when a deity rises in popularity, they take up "responsibilities" they didn't otherwise have outside this specific area and period. I'll keep using the example of Thórr. In Sweden, when the Uppsala temple was at its peak, he was viewed as the ruler of the sky. In Iceland, much later into the medieval era, his area of influence extended greatly, as worshippers turned to him for bountiful crops and prosperity. Some sources pertaining to this period also cite him as a protector of the slaves and the common people.

In the case of Scandinavia, when it came to characterizing deities, it's obvious that mythological stories mattered more than the fluid "domains" they were assigned to. Granted, it helps to know that this or that God is inclined to help in this or that area of life. But when you stop to think about it, it's still rather important to take into account the personality of a God before calling upon them for help. Think of how they've manifested in your life—observe the ways in which they've extended their help. This might reveal aspects of them you may not have instinctively noticed. Sure, people will often call upon Eir for a quick recovery from illness. But in my experience, she's also keen to help with friendships, inner peace, green witchcraft... The Gods are like people rather than tools, even from a historical and mythological perspective.

[broomsick]

Some people don't want to be confronted with the idea that the Gods of Norse myth weren't actually the Gods "of" anything. In every way that matters, Thórr is not the "God of thunder". Óðinn is the "God of" so many things that it's pointless to try and assign him such a restrictive label. I know it's frustrating to not be able to make these straightforward associations, but it's crucial for Norse mythology enthusiasts to keep an open mind in this regard. When you observe historical worship, a pattern comes up: when a deity rises in popularity, they take up "responsibilities" they didn't otherwise have outside this specific area and period. I'll keep using the example of Thórr. In Sweden, when the Uppsala temple was at its peak, he was viewed as the ruler of the sky. In Iceland, much later into the medieval era, his area of influence extended greatly, as worshippers turned to him for bountiful crops and prosperity. Some sources pertaining to this period also cite him as a protector of the slaves and the common people.

In the case of Scandinavia, when it came to characterizing deities, it's obvious that mythological stories mattered more than the fluid "domains" they were assigned to. Granted, it helps to know that this or that God is inclined to help in this or that area of life. But when you stop to think about it, it's still rather important to take into account the personality of a God before calling upon them for help. Think of how they've manifested in your life—observe the ways in which they've extended their help. This might reveal aspects of them you may not have instinctively noticed. Sure, people will often call upon Eir for a quick recovery from illness. But in my experience, she's also keen to help with friendships, inner peace, green witchcraft... The Gods are like people rather than tools, even from a historical and mythological perspective.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 1-7-26

I had a dream that was really long, but I only remember the end of it. At the end of the dream I was trying to sleep on the top row of a two-tier bunk bed and I kept falling off. Except instead of just falling off, I would float down off the bed and land lightly on my back. At some point after the fall, I would see a magical scroll that showed me how to use magic to get back up into the bed... And of course I would get back up into the bed four or five times, still falling off instead, throwing a tantrum at the end.

I was super frustrated at the end of the dream but I remember waking up because my body was like "Yeah, you need to get up now. Might as well accept that you're not getting back up into the bed."" ... and I woke up.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 12-27-25

I had a dream that I was a member of a tribe of warriors who was invading another tribe's home. Their home was shaped like strange gourds. We were told we had to wade through the waters of the gourds because there was a chance they would snap the bridges across the paths of the giant gourds.

I honestly don't remember too many details except somebody mentioning that the people we were invading were aztec (?) if I recall.

I woke up when we started wading across the first gourd.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 12-20-25

I had a dream that I was on the run from the law and for some reason I kept yelling ""DON'T SPOIL IT"" to everyone and raising a finger to my lips and shushing people.

Right before I woke up I remember getting into a limosine.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 12-18-25

I had a dream that I was a member of a traveling caravan of dragons. We stole food to survive and there was really a lot going on. I remember having to divvy things up between the dragons in the caravan. I stole a ham because I saw that it was being left behind at one of the rather large storage places we were stealing supplies from.

At the middle of the dream we were stopped and told that we had to fight the bigger dragons for our rights to fight. People were giving me really awesome gifts so we would win the area from the other dragons. Someone gave me a weird statue that was an entire wish and I had to eat it to get my wish.

Then there was a part where there was a bad and evil dragon where he told a demon that he had to knock up three dragons and the dragon with the biggest and most evil dragon of the three would become the world's next ruler.

It was a bit scary really. Oh and there was a thing where three of the lady dragons fused into one being that they called Lady Luna. She had a really interesting bunch of markings and such a tail like a whip.

... I dunno what that was about. Cool dream though.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 12-17-25

I had a dream I was a part of a superhero team. There was someone who had ice powers, plant powers, and I can't quite remember what was also there off the top of my head.

We were trying to gather our people together so we could move our animals that someone had created that were things like griffins and dragons and for some reason a penguin (?) to build like a weird cage type caravan vehicle and take them across the world.

The ice people (I think there were two) kept arguing and they would do things to each other to prank each other. The plant people (there were two of them as well, one who could control the plants and the other who could control like the size of them and such or something) kept getting into arguments about how big the cages were because one of them was really fond of the penguins.

It was a really long dream, but I mostly remember the arguments between the people who were on the team. We didn't really fight any bad guys or anything, we mostly argued amongst ourselves.

I still don't quite remember what my own powers were though.

weird.

[vyvyanwormwood]

Dream 12-13-25

Had a dream that for some reason we were trying to live in a giant treehouse. Every now and then there were parts of the animated Aladdin cartoon show from when I was a child playing on a tv. I remember that my grandmother was the one who kept turning the tv on. Also for some reason I kept trying to prove to someone that I was not some kind of sensory nightmare.

It was like a combination of a nightmare and a dream. It was totally weird.

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