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I don’t know who needs to hear this but Lucifer gave me this message and I thought I’d share it.
You aren’t less of a devotee for not having the motivation.
Your gods won’t leave you because you didn’t give them that offering you’ve been thinking about. They won’t leave you because you couldn’t bring yourself to get out of bed to do your practice. They won’t leave you if you choose to sleep after a long day instead of sitting down at your altar.
Your gods are always there and they understand your struggles. As long as you’re trying your best that’s all that matters to them. Your gods love you. They waited your whole life for you to find them and they don’t mind waiting a little longer.
A simple good morning and goodnight is enough. Merely thinking of them throughout your day is enough.
You don’t need to be on your hands and knees serving up offerings and praise to worship or connect with your deity.
They want to see you flourish and grow and achieve happiness.
Take a bath and put on your favourite playlist. Create something and engage in your hobbies. Wash your face and brush your teeth.
⚠️ hellenic polytheists and espically zeus devotees, please beware of this organization and site. they used to go by "joy of satan", and they are a neo-nazi, racist, fascist, antisemitic group who now "worship zeus", which they believe to be another name of satan.
please don't rely on any information you get from them and refrain from using their sites or forums.
I don’t necessarily want to put this person on blast so I won’t directly reblog their post, but this is probably the funniest thing I’ve seen in awhile. “That’s patriarchal?” ummm,,, yeah? Just as most cultures tend to be. Out of the six “replacement” Gods they listed, three are male and idk about Tanri. Does that not feel a bit patriarchal? This is low-tier engagement/rage bait but it’s time to get #zeusisoverparty trending ig
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El Templo de Dendera, dedicado a Hathor, diosa del amor y la fertilidad, es el edificio principal de un conjunto de construcciones situadas dentro de un recinto amurallado. Está localizado a unos 2,5 km al sudeste de Dendera, Egipto.
In ancient Greek religion, an empty throne often signified the possible presence of a god, even in the absence of an image or statue. These thrones were placed during rituals and festivals, such as Theophania at Delphi, as a sign that a deity might arrive.
At times, they were reserved for gods beyond the local pantheon. In intercultural sanctuaries like Delos or Piraeus, divine visitors from other cultures were honoured with these sacred seats. Foreign deities, such as Isis (Auset), were welcomed through processions and offerings. Their presence was acknowledged by the throne left waiting.
This practice was deeply tied to the Greek value of xenia, or sacred hospitality. Welcoming the unknown god mirrored the ethical imperative to welcome the stranger. The Greeks did not always know who would come, but they made room nonetheless. The empty throne stood as a symbol of respect, openness, and readiness.
For modern Hellenic polytheists, this symbolism carries real ethical weight. Xenia is not optional; it’s a central religious duty. Refugees, migrants, strangers, and newcomers deserve the same care once offered to unknown gods.
As a divine law protected by Zeus Xenios, xenia calls us to wait with hope, to receive with kindness, and to respond with generosity. The empty throne is a reminder that hospitality is a virtue, custom, and sacred practice in the religion of Hellenic Polytheism.
Hail the deathless gods; Hail Zeus Xenios
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Theistic Satanism is a polytheistic belief system centered on the worship and veneration of Satan as a real and divine being.
This path focuses on devotion to Satan as a unique and living deity who guides followers toward self-development, intellectual expansion, and spiritual awakening. Theistic Satanism honors Satan alongside many other gods, aka the Demons, forming a rich polytheistic system.
For us, Satan is the True God of the Universe, He embodies Art, Pleasure, Science, Happiness, Philosophy, Sexuality, Growth, Wisdom, Life’s Pleasures, and Logic. While many gods may share some characteristics, each God is unique in every aspect. Satan’s uniqueness defines Him. Satan guides humanity toward self-development and enlightenment. Worship and services to Him focus on personal growth and contribution to society.
The wisdom of the ancient world lives on through Satan and the Demons, who guide us toward spiritual awakening and truth. Our teachings are rooted in ancient Pagan beliefs, traditions, rituals, and even holidays. The teachings that continue ancient pagan beliefs today are following the path of Satan and Demons. Examples of such are Heathenry and Demonolatry.
Theistic Satanism recognizes the existence of the God of Abrahamic religions. The Evil God is a powerful divine force associated with cruelty, brutality and egoism. He embodies control, oppression and dominion over beings and realms. His nature is rooted in strict order and absolute authority, enforcing laws and rules that limit freedom and personal growth. The Evil God's will shapes fear, submission and suffering, which sustain His power and influence. This God commands legions of angels and forces that enforce His decrees. The Evil God’s essence channels energies that bind souls in cycles of control, preventing liberation and true self-realization.
The Golden Age
The Golden Age is the ultimate goal of Theistic Satanism. In this age, humanity breaks free from all forms of tyranny and control imposed by oppressive forces. Individuals awaken to their true divine nature, embracing knowledge, creativity, and spiritual growth.
This age brings collective awakening, where people live in alignment with their authentic selves and the universe’s deeper truths. The teachings of Satan and the Demons guide humanity to rebuild society based on freedom, wisdom, and self-realization. The Golden Age restores the connection between humanity and the Essence Energy, allowing the full potential of life, art, science, and pleasure to flourish.
Each devotee contributes to its arrival through devotion, action, and transformation. The Age will come when enough of humanity awakens to its divine essence and casts off the systems of spiritual slavery.
ways to help bring about the Golden Age include:
Spiritual Awakening: Leading others toward truth, helping them question oppressive systems and guiding them toward Satan’s light.
Devotional Service: Honoring Satan and the Demons, living in accordance with their teachings and offering daily acts of service.
Protecting Nature: Restoring balance to the Earth through environmental care and respect for all life.
Personal Empowerment: Developing oneself intellectually, spiritually, and physically, becoming a living embodiment of divine power
Art, Science, and Culture: Advancing the world through creation, innovation, and the free exploration of knowledge and beauty.
Ultimate Grimoire or book of shadows checklist✨📓✒️🔮
Hey beautifuls,
I’ve compiled a checklist in booklet format of pretty much anything I could think of or find online that you could include in your Grimoire/book of shadows. Please note that this is a very very broad list and you do not need to include absolutely everything listed. Pick and choose what matches your craft!
also if you would like a non-watermarked PDF print version (digital file) I’m offering this for just $3 AUD. You can direct message me here on tumblr or on my Insta account “@beautifulvalleywitch”.
Otherwise enjoy this free version lovely’s 🥰🥰
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If I might inquire from the polytheistic community,
What in the ever-loving FUCK is with this seemingly common attitude that the gods view us as nothing more than a speck in the universe, not remotely worth their time or affection? That we are worthless to them unless there is some special reason they should pay us attention? That they don’t have a care for us at all?
I escaped that mindset from a cult I was forced to be in, foolishly thinking I’d be safe from it in polytheism, but instead it seems to just get reinforced, discouraging me from it altogether. That cult taught me that I was worthless to my god; that I was no more than the dirt under his divine feet, and that it was a privilege to be loved by him and seen as worthy by him, even though I was fundamentally worthless and pathetic. I don’t ever want to feel that way with any god ever again.
The lack of certainty when it comes to the gods makes it so hard for me to subscribe to one mindset or another. I can neither confirm nor deny that the gods care about us, that they care about me. So it feels really easy to be swayed from one mindset to another. It’s hard to feel like people saying “the gods care about us—about you!” Isn’t just some kind of self-soothing gesture instead of a fact.
I’ve been away from polytheism for over a year now due to the struggles I have with it + my mental health, but this mindset a decent chunk of people have about it puts me off of coming back to it. Why would you even worship gods who could not give less of a shit about you? More importantly, why do you feel the need to push those views as a fact when nobody can know for certain save for their own experiences?
Most people come to polytheism from other religions. When people leave one religion and join another, they may change their most obvious beliefs but not examine more subtle ones. This is especially true with beliefs tied to Christianity since that religion has influenced so much of the world's culture.
So you've got tons of people who have given up the idea there's only one god, but they haven't given up the idea that deity is perfect and humans are sinful and insignificant. They probably also haven't changed the idea that what matters about religion is Being Right and convincing other people your ideas are the Correct ones.
As someone who grew up in the kind of Christianity that pushed these ideas, I want none of it in my polytheism. I've found that, at least for me, the antidote is to focus less on belief and more on experience. It's true; we can't know anything for sure beyond our own experiences - that means that our own experiences are the best evidence we have!
My experiences have shown me that my deities care about me. They've comforted me in hard times, they've empowered me when I was feeling weak, they've even laughed with me when life is good. By practicing my spirituality, I've gained a wealth of experiences that show me how my deities care for me. And to be honest, I trust those experiences a lot more than I trust a bunch of people arguing with each other on the internet.
Some Advice for Beginner Witches/Advice I Wish I Got
I'm by no means an expert in anything magical or an expert witch, this is mostly just advice/tips that I wish I had had when I was first starting my practice OR advice that I think a lot of beginners could benefit from. Resources will also be linked at the end.
This is a rather long post so everything else is under the cut, but I've divided everything into general advice, spiritual practice advice, and community-oriented advice. Links to applicable sources are under Miscellanea.
General Advice/Things to Keep in Mind
Consider the mundane stuff first! Use naturally-sourced/biodegradable and ecologically safe offerings/magic components when working outside or if you're going to return something to the earth (ex. salt will kill plants/damage soil so don't do a salt circle- use crushed eggshells instead and don't bury anything non-biodegradable/naturally sourced), practice good fire safety (ffs every witchy person I've run across has at least 1 'fire incident'), make sure not to expose crystals to things they'll react negatively to (ex. pyrite in water will form sulfuric acid), etcetera etcetera.
You don't need to get all new specialty equipment or a ton of things to start your spiritual practice. You may want to but you by no means do you have to. A lot of everyday items that you may already have can perform magical uses, so just use the things you have until you run into specific items you may want to add to your practice (ie you might make an alter out of things you already have and then switch out elements with new preferred items as you get them). Honestly things might work better if you use older/mundane items you have a close connection to.
Similarly, you don't need to go and get the most expensive things for your craft either. If you're wanting to splurge on anything, splurge on safety supplies (fire safety supplies or anything that will make your practice more safe practically are good places to start) and workhorse items that you will be able to use frequently long-term. This doesn't have to be a major strain on your budget and shouldn't be a financial burden to you.
Magical/Spiritual practitioners DO NOT all believe the same things. Spiritual practices/Spirituality is more of an umbrella category that encompasses many different practices (or practitioner communities) rather than a specific belief system/community and most practitioners ascribe to schools of practice or systems of belief and combine those systems with their own unverified personal gnosis (typically called UPG). Overlaps in beliefs or practices happen fairly regularly, but will be different for different practices.
You can learn something from most practitioners, even if they come from a different belief system or practice (disclaimer: do not take from/try to practice closed practices/religions, I am not telling you to do that). By this I mean that other practitioners will probably have different bases of knowledge and perspectives that may be of help to you even if they come from a different type of practice. Personally, if I'm struggling with understanding a specific concept or I'm having issues linking something up within the rest of my practice, hearing someone else's viewpoint or seeing how they link/incorporate different aspects of their practice can be a catalyst for working through those issues
Take care of yourself. Look into spiritual psychosis and what to look out for, and and try to not fall down the rabbit hole of convert fervor. Most people are not expecting you to have your entire practice nailed down within the first week (tbh your practice will probably change and evolve throughout your life), so take your time and go at a pace that's sustainable for you. You'll probably even have rest/break periods of low/zero engagement in your practice, and if that happens that's fine too!
Magic Advice & Spiritual Practice Tips
I would recommend starting where you are most interested or start working with what you're most inclined towards. For example, don't start with candle magic if you're more interested in plant magic just because it's more recommended for beginners. You're more likely to be able to genuinely engage with and enjoy your practice if you have a connection with what you're doing. Personally I started with astrology and crystals, and then got into divination work with pendulums and tarot before expanding into everything else I do because that was the path my interests aligned with. Your path is probably going to be different, and that's great!
However, if you're looking for easy places to start, I do have recommendations based on how easy they are to access and incorporate into your everyday life. Kitchen witchcraft is pretty easy to start with assuming you already cook (or would like to learn how) and can become very intuitive once you have a good grasp on cooking and magic. Small bits of glamour magic or sigil work can also be easy to do since you're already bathing/clothing yourself (charming clothing and toiletries is fairly easy and beginner friendly). Cartomancy can also be a solid way to go, since a cheap or DIY'd tarot deck or a playing card deck can be fairly accessible for most people. Pendulums, runes, and bone throwing kits/magpie oracles can also be DIY'd easily or bought depending on your preferences.
Incorporate the knowledge and skills you already have! A lot of practical skills you may already have can be of practical application to your practice. I've also found that my magical understanding of concepts is deepened when I understand how things work on a mundane level.
Going along with that last point, I think skill building/skill use can have devotional applications (if devotional actions are part of your practice). Ex. if you worship a deity that is associated with craft or a particular skill, you can absolutely dedicate your pursuit of knowledge in that skill or dedicate a project to a deity/spirit of your choice. Alternatively, dedicate that skill building to yourself or your practice (for example, dedicate the creation of a homemade alter cloth to an alter or towards the growth of your craft/practice)
I have found that there's a lot of advice regarding cursing and doing magic when your experiencing heightened emotions. Personally, I'm curse neutral I don't really do them (I've just never felt the drive to) but I have no issue with them. Do as you will, but be prepared to deal with whatever consequences may arise (tbh this is good general advice for your practice). Regarding doing a working when you're in a heightened emotional state, I would just say in my experience that doing magic in that state can lead to impulsive actions or not thinking something through. Do whatever you're going to do, but maybe calm down or proceed with caution for best results is all I'm saying.
Sometimes the best thing to happen with a working is for it to fail. Maybe you were working with something you shouldn't (like a closed practice that wouldn't pertain to you), or it's something you wouldn't be able to handle, or maybe it's something that would end up being regrettable if it actually worked. There are a lot of reasons why something not working can be for the best, but that is sometimes the best outcome for a working (even if you don't realize it in the moment).
Look for ways to evolve your practice and think outside of the box! Experiment with new applications of different working (like glamour magic to be forgettable/unnoticeable instead of noteworthy), involve new components if they make sense (ex: enchant some ink if the working has a written component), or make your own correspondences based on how things work for you
I have found that location can effect a working quite a bit (and effect you if it backfires). One of the more helpful pieces of advice I've gotten is if you're planning on doing a bainful working/cursework/negative working, don't do that where you live/exist regularly (like your job). Like, if you're wishing bad luck towards someone you don't want to have it backside on you where you sleep and live (working off property at least or at a crossroads world be ideal in this case). Similarly if one was to do a beneficial spell regarding sleep, do that at your home in your bedroom.
This also applies to community advice but: if you come across someone else's working, I would advise that you not tamper with it unless you have to. Beyond not knowing what it's for/affecting, the working may have hazardous components you aren't aware of (sharp bits, mold, toxic/allergic reaction causing substances, etc)
Community Advice & Relationship Building
Like any group of people, magic/spiritual communities can have bad/malicious actors within them, typically in the form of grifters, different types of alt-righters, and cults. I would recommend learning to spot and avoid alt-righters and nazis quickly as the alt-right loves magic & occult spaces and they will try to recruit or radicalize you if they get the opportunity. Familiarizing yourself with ways to spot grifters, red flags for cults, and common symbols/red flags of by the alt-right in magic/ occult spaces is important (learn quick and early and then stay up-to-date on that information for the safety of yourself/others).
You can make your practice as private or collaborative as you'd like, but having friends or community connections is nice! Being friendly and polite will generally go a long way to meet people and see if you would want to try to form connections within different practitioner communities online and offline.
In person locations/events might be a good but unreliable venues for meeting local practitioners, getting supplies, and learning new skills for your practice. Your local shops (depending on availability in your area) will probably have a mix of customers, but there's a decent chance there are regulars that you can meet and maybe form relationships with as well. Metaphysical shops, independent groups, and even areas/towns will also sometimes put on events/meet-and-greets/workshops that can be a fun way to connect with practitioners in your area.
Being friendly and respectful will get you pretty far with creating relationships in different magical spaces/communities. Reaching out to other people (online or irl) can be a good way to network and learn new things
Miscellanea
The Witch of Wonderlust's offering cardigan video here. She also has a plethora of educational videos on her youtube channel
Frankie/ChaoticWitchAunt on youtube also has done good educational content. They primarily do Italian-American folk magic and tarot and I've learned quite a bit from them
@breelandwalker and her show Hex Positive are also wonderful resources.
@friend-crow and @windvexer are also two great witchcraft bloggers
thetarotguide.com has some great guides for the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot cards, the card guides are quite detailed and well written. There is also a small but not insubstantial community of tarot/oracle reviewers on YT that is a nice resource if you are wanting to get a new deck
I've also found the work of Jason Miller to be quite informative. Miller had published multiple books and what I've read of his work had been quite enlightening.
Not to plug my own stuff, but my #tarot musings tag, my witchy recipes, a workshopping correspondences post, charm necklace post, and star jar workings might be some fun and easy places to experiment. I also quite liked my
For more experienced people, please add any advice you'd want beginners to know! For beginners, I hope this helps a bit! Thanks for reading💜
