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`~{The Court of the Sliver Sea}~`

`~{Pantheons: Hellenic • Egyptian • Celtic~!🏺🍀📜}~`

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`~{Invocation}~`

O, Goddesses of the Sliver Sea Unite,

May you guide me through Moon, Water, Magic, & Might.

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`~{Goddesses!:}~`

Mother Selene~! 🌙

Mother Cliodhna~! 🦪

Mother Isis~! 👑

`~{Devotional Hymn!:}~`

O, Goddess of the Sliver Sun I pray,

For you all shield my soul through the hardships of day,

From the All-Shinning Selene, who guide the moon,

Then the All-Powerful Isis, who keeps evil at bay,

To the Ethereal Cliodhna, who makes love bloom,

O, powerful Goddesses who grant me mirth,

I thank you for guiding through life and spiritual rebirth.

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Monday: Mother Selēne 🌙

Tusday: 

Wednesday: 

Thursday: Mother Isis 👑

Friday: Mother Clíodhna 🦪

Saturday: 

Sunday: 

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🌙 SELĒNE — Queen of the All-Shining Moon~!

Culture: Greek

Name Meaning: “Moon”

Domains: The moon, dreams, intuition, mystery, night magic, love

Symbols: Crescent moon, silver torch, veil, white roses

Animals: Horse, owl, cat, white bull

Element: Water

Season: Winter

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Devotional Acts:

Offerings: Milk, white flowers, moonstone, silver jewelry.

Lunar Rituals: Meditate under the moon or bathe in moonlight to absorb her radiance.

Dream Magic: Charge water or crystals beneath the full moon for dream insight.

Poetry & Music: Create art under her influence — night songs, quiet devotionals, or dream journaling.

Inner Reflection: Light a white candle and sit in silence to feel her gentle illumination within.

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 🦪 CLÍODHNA — Queen of the Lovely Sea and Dreams~!

Culture: Irish

Name Meaning: “Beautiful” or “Shapely”

Domains: The sea, love, beauty, dreams, the Otherworld

Symbols: Seashells, waves, apple blossoms, pearls

Animals: Songbirds, seals, dolphins

Element: Water

Season: Summer

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Devotional Acts:

Offerings: Seashells, milk, honey, saltwater, flowers by the sea.

Dream Rituals: Keep a dream journal and leave water by your bedside for her blessing.

Ocean Meditation: Listen to wave sounds or visit the shore to speak with her.

Music & Poetry: Sing, hum, or write poetry to invite her presence.

Healing Work: Invoke her for emotional cleansing and soothing of heartbreak.

Color Magic: Wear sea tones or pearl jewelry when invoking her.

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✨ ISIS — Queen of Magic, Motherhood, and Protection~!

Culture: Egyptian

Name Meaning: “She of the Throne”

Domains: Magic, healing, motherhood, protection, kingship, wisdom, rebirth, sacred speech

Symbols: The throne glyph, wings, knot of Isis (tyet), sistrum, full moon, stars, ankh

Animals: Kites (hawks), cows, cobras, swallows

Element: Air

Season: Spring

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Devotional Acts:

Offerings: Milk, honey, wine, bread, myrrh incense, roses, cinnamon, and handwritten hymns.

Daily Rituals: Light incense to invoke her blessing and clarity, and speak affirmations or intentions.

Moon & Star Magic: Sit under moonlight or starlight to connect with her mystic, celestial aspect.

Healing Work: Call on her for emotional recovery, protection, strength, and self-restoration.

Sacred Knowledge & Study: Read about ancient Egypt, magic, or goddess lore as offerings of learning.

Color Magic: Wear gold, lapis blue, white, or deep red when invoking her presence.

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🌹My Belief of  Afterlife – In Depth Summary

Core Concept:

Death is not an end but a passage to the Otherworld , a mystical realm of timeless beauty, abundance, and joy for those who deserve it.

Life and death are interconnected; the living and dead can interact, and the soul continues its journey in a parallel, magical world.

The Journey of the Soul:

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Transition:

Upon death, the soul leaves the body and travels to the Otherworld.

Time may flow differently; a journey that feels short to the soul may be years in the mortal world.

There, the heart will be weighed on a scale against a feather, if the heart weights lighter than a feather, it the person will seek passage in the joyful Otherworld

However, if the heart is heavier, the soul will be resigned to punishment. Punishment is not eternal, instead it will only last as long depending on the crimes of the soul.

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Interaction with the Living:

The Otherworld has many names throughout different cultures, often overlaps with the mortal plane. aspecially at liminal times:

Samhain: Veil between worlds is thin.

Midsummer: Sacred lakes, hills, and mounds may serve as portals.

Souls may communicate through dreams, visions, or spiritual encounters.

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Rituals and Practices:

In order to ensure the soul is at peace, the body must be put to rest the soul wanted. (e.g Cremation, Burial, ect.)

But the heart must remain in the body. 

Cremation Practices:

As the body is burned away, the soul releases and begins it's journey to the Otherworld. The ashes left over must be kept and charished, or sprinkled somewhere of great significance.

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Offerings:

Personal offerings can include things the soul enjoyed during life.

Seasonal offerings during festivals or anniversaries of death maintain ancestral connection.

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Ancestor Veneration:

Living maintain ties with deceased ancestors, seeking guidance or protection.

Rituals include honoring tombs, feasts, prayers, and symbolic gifts.

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Key Themes:

Joy and Abundance: Afterlife is celebratory, not punitive.

Connection to Nature: Water, hills, mounds, islands, and sacred trees act as portals.

Fluid Time: Time may pass differently for souls and travelers.

Interaction: Living and dead maintain spiritual bonds through dreams, visions, and offerings.