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aleck-le-mec · 3 months
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“Paganism is dead”
No man it’s just not organized and that’s the way it should be, creating a monoculture for paganism is potentially extremely dangerous to its themes of individualism and personal practices . Yeah we don’t have temples or pilgrimages but that’s because the grace of the natural world/ our deities can be found anywhere and everywhere we don’t need temples our own bodies are pagan temples. Our own flesh and bones are structures of divinity to us, we make altars in our houses and make those our blessed places. Most of paganism is heavily private of course you think it’s dead that and anytime western culture is faced with a polytheistic system it has an absolute hissy fit.
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odinswitch · 5 months
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Quick reminder for both new pagans and experienced pagans: it's normal to not always feel a deity's presence, and it's normal even if you never feel their presence. You're not doing anything wrong.
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undeadmagick · 1 month
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worship evolves with time. yes, the people who worshipped the gods back in the day had specific offerings to be given. but what is stopping you from giving modern offerings? things around your house? offerings shouldn't have to cost you a fortune. your deities aren't holding you at gunpoint to only receive what you can't easily get. they are a means of showing your love in your day-to-day. so yes!! give your deities candy bars! show them a silly little doodle of them in the corner of your notebook!! make a spotify playlist and play it for them!! dedicate a journal to them!! make a pinterest board and fill it with pins that remind you of them!! the important aspect of these offerings is that you are thinking about your deities. thinking about them and feeling love and devotion to them is a means of offering! you are devoting your energy in these acts!!
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broomsick · 2 months
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To those of you who worship obscure divinities: there are no rule that bind you except your own. Go worship that obscure deity. Go invent that festival from scratch. Go make that offering even if it’s unusual. Go write that prayer even if you’re the only one who gets it. Go play around with your freedom as a practitioner and explore! Even in a spiritual context, creativity is a gift.
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that-one-grey-witch · 20 days
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To my pagan/polythiest friends, heres a reminder to actually sit and chat with your deity about what you want/need and what would make life easier for you. They cant read minds most of the time (when you're not actively quietly communicating with them) and communication can only strengthen bonds. Go say that thing youre terrified to say or admit that you dont like some aspect of your practice. 90% of the time life gets easier when you do. And they're genuinely happy to see you succeed how you want to.
I see u, you're doin great
-Grey ♡
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skaldish · 1 year
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Norse Animism is based on the notion that we can socialize with the world and that the world socializes in return.
Which means our relationship with anything is inherently collaborative. We are not just interactinv with things, but participating in their existence as they participate in ours.
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fornasedensgudar · 6 months
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Sigyn.
The one that burns the britghtes in the darkest moments. And the one that all to manny forgott.
Her name means "freind of victory" and is the wife of "the burden of Sigyn's arms" Loki.
While Loki had a love afair with Angraboda, Sigyn is his true wife. And no matter what he did she is true and loyal to him. Shes listed as one of the Asir and one of the disir by snorri, unlike Loki whos a Jötunn.
For me shes a goddess of strenght in tuff times, a goddess of strengt and light in the dark. This is also why for me she is included during Disablot, when the nights are long and the the world still cold, to find strength in the one that stod for endless nights awaiting light and reelife.
I find her also as a goddess of victory, to do her name. I find her surprisingly innocent compared to her husband, with a good nature, but very choosy of who she helps.
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Solidarity between all religions, especially between those threatened by colonialism! Pagans, polytheists, and witches of all creeds unite for Palestine!
Share:
Prayers
Offerings
Protest posters
Spells
News
Donations
And other symbols of solidarity colored by your faith!
Never before in history had we the tools for everyone, all over the world, to resist genocide simultaneously and with such fierceness. Everything you do to keep eyes on Gaza counts. Every prayer, every action, it all amounts to something grander.
Keep talking about Israel’s genocidal, colonialist ‘war’ against Palestine. Keep praying. The divine are with us.
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bowldrips · 3 days
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"How was Loki with Angrboða AND Sigyn?"
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Old art. But I still stand by it...and use the second panel as a react all the time XD.
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w-y-r-d · 9 months
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little-heathen-bunny · 9 months
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I'm looking for blogs to follow. I know I already made a post like this, but it's been a while, my dash is fairly dead, and theres so many gross bigots its hard to find good blogs. Please like/reblog post about any of the following:***
Heathenry
Norse polytheism/norse paganism
Especially Freyr, Odin, Njord, Ran, Loki, and/or Skadi
Norse mythology
Sea witchcraft
Techno witchcraft
Sigil witchcraft
Hedge witchcraft
Kitchen witchcraft
Hearth witchcraft
Spiritwork
Working with the fae
Hellenic polytheism
Greek mythology
Tarot
Runes
***NO BIGOTS***
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notthesomefather · 4 months
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Altar for Skaði in honor of this region’s first snow storm. I’m offering her some freshly fallen snow ❄️
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odinswitch · 4 months
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May the Gods ease your gender dysphoria.
May they bless you with gender euphoria, and supportive friends and family.
May they guide you and help you on the path for your transition, no matter what form that may take.
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dionysianfreak · 3 months
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I'm interested to see how the people here prefer to spend time with the Gods :) I tried to be general, but feel free to add your specific favorite activity if you share !
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broomsick · 7 months
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Please do not be afraid to reach out to a deity. Don’t hesitate to pray to a God who you know could help out, even if you’ve never worked with them before. You don’t need a deep understanding of them to ask for their help. It’s okay to reach out: it can turn out profoundly fulfilling.
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morselmint · 3 months
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Paganism poll!
If you call your believes "a pagan religion", please vote down below! I'm making a little research for myself, results of which I will post on this blog.
I've made a similar Greek polytheism post!
To clarify, we're are not choosing just one option here! It is implied that nature worship is within the religion or practice regardless. It is the question of mindset of what you put first in your day-to-day worship, what do your festivals/holidays revolve around and such.
If you answer on the poll, please comment/tag your answer and the religion you follow/attribute yourself to!
Although it is not necessarily required for the research I'm doing, that will allow me to do more specific attributions of what religions do people call pagan and what's their actual central part of worship!
Huge thanks to anyone who votes!
Please reblog for a bigger sample size!
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