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And his prep family never even got chance to give him a proper goodbye!

Goddess Guide: P E R S E P H O N E

🥀 wear flowers in your hair or put a bouquet in your space

🥀 work with onyx, obsidian and jasper crystals

🥀 surround yourself with bat imagery

🥀 use a pomegranate scrub or oil in the bath (Dr Organic has a great range)

🥀 surround yourself with vanilla, almond and bergamot scents

🥀 wear clothing in dark red, magenta, indigo and purple colors

🥀 keep willow leaves in your home

🥀 burn red or purple candles

🥀 don’t be afraid to make changes and start over

🥀 give into temptation every once in a while

Artemis

Hecate

Eris

Hades is not Hell

Hades is just where people go after they die there’s no suffering no fire it’s just where you go unless you’re really fuckin bad then they chuck you into Tartarus

Fields of Punishment. For murderers, rapists, people with no good redeeming qualities, people who had gone against the gods (Sisyphus and Tantalus come to mind).

Fields of Asphodel/Asphodel Meadows. The basic crowd, the largest bunch. People who were an even mix of good and bad. Unremarkable, nothing happens there, you just wander around for eternity.

Elysium/Elysian Fields. For the pure of heart, the sacrificial ones, the people who died heroes. Within Elysium is the Isle of the Blest, or the place for those who chose rebirth and ended up in Elysium three times when they died. Very exclusive, very small, basically the equivalent of Eden.

Different myths say different things about who goes where, but those three places are always the same.

Tartarus was generally reserved for monsters and titans, though I’m sure some myths would argue for evil humans being thrown there as well.