Sep 20, 2025
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I was thinking about controversial it is, even in pagan settings, to worship tricksters like Loki and Sutekh, and I think that I described it pretty well with
"Tricksters are inherently transgressive figures who literally embody what it's like to live in a socially unacceptable or taboo way, which is why members of marginalized communities flock to them while more privileged people find them distasteful. They are the personifications of chaos and social unrest, which includes how much strife surrounds people who are deemed socially unacceptable; they are literally the gods of minorities and people who suffer under bigoted unjust systems.
When tricksters do something bad in a myth, marginalized groups see a complex rebellious figure with their own motives while privileged people see a bad person doing bad things. And when tricksters are punished, privileged people just see a bad guy getting their comeuppence while marginalized groups see the harsh realities of living as a socially unacceptable person.
It's no wonder then that queer people, the mentally ill and other minorities have flocked to Loki's side, since he embodies the realities of their lives, even when others can't understand it."
I’ve always sort of avoided drawing Loki in his myths, for various reasons, one of them being that my style is so different that I suppose I felt like it wouldn’t suit it. Also this particular myth really hurts (as a Lokean) but for some reason, I felt called to finally tackle it in my style. It’s my first Loki piece in quite a while (and I feel it turned into more of a Sigyn piece tbh) and I’m actually super proud of it.
PMO seeing pagan videos using fucking ai in the actual visuals, there’s hundreds of art depictions, both new and old, that are made by real artists. AI shouldn’t belong in spaces such as ones designed to teach people about human experiences such as religion in any form.
i hate that ai has been so entangled with information and art, it doesn’t belong in either.
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*youth pastor voice* "You know who else had 'mad drip'? The serpent that Skaði placed over Loki's head—"
I'm gonna hop on here and knock a few folks on the heads, hopefully.
Stop asking everyone around you to validate your practice. Don't let others dictate your practice.
Some account on Tumblr thinks your offerings are invalid? Fuck em. Last I checked we weren't into this to please other mortals.
See some scathing post in regards to your specific philosophies or deities? Seriously ask yourself why you care.
Shed that hesitation, and that constant nagging need for rules and structure. Get comfortable with standing alone in your own beliefs. Your path is supposed to be different. If you wanted a constructed belief system or a hivemind, go check out a brochure on catholicism.