#athena devotion

Athena of the arts

Wisdom:

— 📚 Read greek mythology books

— 📚 Study daily for university

— 📚 Devote my study session to her

— 📚 Learn Chess

— 📚 Research Ancient Civilizations, Especially Ancient Greece

— 📚 Put your education and university above romantic relantionships

Animals

— 🦉Research, support and watch documentaries about owls

— 🦉Become a night owl

— 🦉 Research and Learn about snakes

— 🦉 Have plushies of snakes, owls.

— 🦉 Have a amulet of an owl

— 🦉 Research about owl as a spirit animal

Crafts

—🧵 Learn sewing and knitting

— 🧵 Grow a plant in her honor

— 🧵 Cook with olive oil or create something with it (own essential oils)

War

— 🗡️Learn how your area was used in past wars

— 🗡️ Read dystopian novels of war

— 🗡️ Have a self-defense tool in your bag

Justice

— ⚖️ Learn about the history of women’s rights

— ⚖️ Practice Fairness with yourself and others

— ⚖️ Study the laws and politics of your country.

Misc.

— 🩶 Honor her every 3rd of the month

— 🩶 Put boundaries in relantionship, learn your boundaries

— 🩶 Stand up for yourself

"Only-begotten, noble race of Zeus, blessed and fierce, who joyest in caves to rove: O warlike Pallas, whose illustrious kind, ineffable, and effable we find : magnanimous and famed, the rocky height, and groves, and shady mountains thee delight: in arms rejoicing, who with furies dire and wild the souls of mortals dost inspire. Gymnastic virgin of terrific mind, dire Gorgon's bane, unmarried, blessed, kind: mother of arts, impetuous; understood as fury by the bad, but wisdom by the good. Female and male, the arts of war are thine, O much-formed, Drakaina (She-Dragon), inspired divine: over the Phlegraion Gigantes (Phlegraean Giants), roused to ire, thy coursers driving with destructive dire. Tritogeneia, of splendid mien, purger of evils, all-victorious queen. Hear me, O Goddess, when to thee I pray, with supplicating voice both night and day, and in my latest hour give peace and health, propitious times, and necessary wealth, and ever present be thy votaries aid, O much implored, art's parent, blue-eyed maid."

La Danse Triomphale de Pallas Athénée