#invoke

Beltane, also known as Bealtaine or Cétshamhain (meaning “first of summer” in Irish), is one of the most vibrant fire festivals steeped in Celtic tradition and history. It marks the halfway point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice, traditionally celebrated on May 1st. On this day, the veil between the worlds is believed to be the thinnest, allowing for a heightened connection…

+Invoke+ NeverenD

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The theme was bushido, and the propositions must have a couple with boy and girl and a Tanuki, the BG must be green.

I chose Luce and Auryn for the couple, because NeverenD is a comic inside it lot of actions take place while night or magic places, and because there were lot of part of Japanese folklor inside too.

⚠️ Source/Credit VanRah Deviantart ⚠️

Look into a mirror. Think of the name of the spirit you wish to call. Then chant, calling the spirit by name: Heaken to these words, hear me cry. I call to you spirit from the other side. I wish to speak to you here, come to me, come to this mirror. I call you now; bloody mary! I mean spirits name

Invoke: meaning to call or to summon.

As a new Hellenic Pagan (around 2 1/2 months ish), I get quite nervous when people talk about invoking Gods. Invoking means to call upon, but I see no way for me to communicate with the Gods due to my mental health and other aspects of my life. Invoking may be the right way to go for me, although I don't know if my maladaptive daydreaming could get in the way.

I've felt Apollo, Hermes, Thanatos, and Hades around me in the past (today is the first day I'm worshipping Thanatos, and I've definitely felt his presence), and Dionysus a little bit too, but I don't know what invoking them would do.