Baby witch and Dionusus devotee

Hello everyone!

There isn't much activity on this blog so i just wanted to explain why:

There has been a lot of things going on in my life and I realised that I need professional help with my mental health.

I cannot express how much Dionysos, Hades and more currently Ares have assissted me through this and helped me get rid of the denial I have felt for years. I will be eternally grateful to them for their guidance during all of this.

My point is i'll probably publish less until I have reach a point where I feel better.

I offer these to you

Two different version of You

The Young Dionysos, with long hair and feminine clothing

Drinking from a cup and holding a Thyrsos

With drunkeness and joy in his eyes

The liberator

To you, the Older,

More wise,

The Bearded, holding a grape and watching over us,

To help guide us in our daily life

Hi Anon!

First let me tell you that you don't sound silly at all! I don't enjoy drinking wine either to be perfectly frank but sometimes I'll have a (litteral) sip, mostly for celebrations. If you like other alcohol beverages (like beer, cocktails, mead...) you can substitute wine for these. If you are not fond of alcohol or are a minor, or even have another reason not to drink alcohol, I know that I try to drink non-alcoholic beverages (juices, syrups).

All and all, Dionysus is a god of pleasure so to honour him, do things that bring you pleasure as well.

For this last day of celebration, I call and worship Dionysos Eleutherius, the Liberator, so that he comes and free me from the worries drowning my mind into melancholy. I honour Him, and Lady Dêmêtêr, goddess of Agriculture, Grain and the Bread who sustains mankind. I also honour Lord Poseidôn, god of the Sea, Earthquakes, Floods, Drought and Horses.

My offering is three ears of wheat, symbol of Lady Dêmêtêr.

Today I celebrate the birth of Dionysos, my patron deity, and praise Lady Dêmêtêr and Lord Poseidon.

Today I honour Lord Dionysos Eleutherius, the Liberator, as well as His Divine Father, Lord Zeus, King of the Gods, god of Sky, Weather, Law, Order, Destiny, Fate and Kingship, as well as Lord Zeus' divine spouse, Lady Hêrê, Queen of the Gods, goddess of Mariage, Women, the Sky and the Starsof Heaven.

My offering is a drawing of a thunderstorm, when the first lightning bolt is sent from firmament and before rains starts to pour down.

In this day I celebrate the birth of Dionysos from the divine thigh of Mighty Zeus and praise Lord Zeus and Hêrê for the blessings they bring to their subjects.

Today I honour Lord Dionysos Eleutherius, the liberator and His divine siblings, Lord Hermes, god of Herds, Flocks, Travellers, Hospitality, Roads, Trade, Thievery, Cunning, Heralds, Diplomacy, Language, Writing, Athletic contests, Gymnasiums, Astronomy and Astrology, and Lady Athene, goddess of Consel, War, Defense of towns, Heroic endeavour, Weaving, Pottery and various other crafts.

My offering is a drawing of Lord Hermes' caduceus, a staff entwined with two serpents

I celebrate my patron deity, Lord Dionysos and kinldy asks that he continues to be an inspiration for me in everyday life.

I praise Lord Hermes and Lady Athene in this beginning of new year.

Today I celebrate Dionysos Eleutherius, the Liberator, for who we dance and celebrate, and I celebrate Lord Apollon, God of Prophecy, Oracles, Music, Song, Poetry, Archery, Healing, Plague, Disease and the Protection of young boys, as well as Their glorious sister, Lady Artemis, Goddess of hunting, the Wilderness, Wild animals, Childbirth and Protectress of young girls.

My offering is His Lyre, the one plucked by His slender fingers as he delivers His prophecies and His music.

Today I praise, Lord Dionysos and celebrate Lord Apollon and Lady Artemis for this new gregorian year, may it bring you all prosperity, health and hapiness.

Today I honour Lord Dionysos, the Liberator, He who excite the divine madness within every one of us, as well as Lady Aphrodite, goddess of Love, Beauty Pleaasure and Procreation; and Lord Ares, god of War, Battlelust, Courage and Civil order.

The offering is a depiction of Lady Aphrodite wearing a simple clothing, as if she was preparing to go dance, just as maenads do when the festivities begin.

Today I praise Lord Dionysos, you who bring to us many reliefs, and I celebrate Lady Aphrodite and Lord Ares.

Today I honour Lord Dionysos Eleutherius, the liberator and patron of theatre play, as well as Lady Athene, Goddess of Wisdom, Good Counsel, War, the Defence of towns, Heroic endeavours, Weaving, Pottery, and other crafts, alongside Lord Hermes, god of Herds and Flocks, Travellers, Hospitality, Roads, Trade, Thievery and cunning amongst other things.

Today I chose to represent the Owl, symbol of Athene and bird of night.

I revere Lord Dionysos and thank Him for His many gifts and celebrate Lady Athene and Lord Hermes.

Today I honour Poseidon, god of the Sea, Earthquakes, Floods, Drought and Horses, alongside Demeter, goddess of Agriculture, Grain, and Bread

My offering depicts two dolphins swimming among seaweeds, loyal subjects to Lord Poseidon. In myths, it is said that Lord Dionysos, before reaching is whole godhood, was abducted by pirates at sea, and they wished to sell Him, believing Him to be a simple human. After ignoring the warnings of one of their crew mates who was wise enough to recognise the God in front of him, Lord Dionysos revealed Himself in His full glory, striking fear in the pirates' hearts. As he wrapped the boat in vines, they threw themselves at the mercy of the sea and were transformed by Lord Dionysos in dolphins.

Today again I celebrate the birth of my Patron Deity and thank Him for having been present in my life.

I praise Lord Poseidon, ruler of the seas and I praise Lady Demeter, who allows mortals to learn from her every day.

Today I celebrate Dionysos Eleutherius, the Liberator, leader of the Maenads. I also honour Lady Hera, goddess of Marriage, Women, Sky and the Stars of Heaven and queen of the gods, alongside her regal husband, Lord Zeus god of the Sky, Weather, Law and Order, Destiny, Fate and Kingship, King of the Gods.

My offering is the head and neck of a peacock, sacred animal of Lady Hera.

May their grace help you strive to be the best version of yourself in this near end of year.

I celebrate Dionysos, divine son of Lord Zeus.

I praise Lady Hera and Lord Zeus in this day of winter.