🌺💕 Aphrodite Invocation Spell 🌺💕

An anti-empathy emoji spell for the empaths that feel burnt out after a day of being near people

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“Witch” is and will continue to be a gender neutral term.

The Vibes different types of Witches give me

(This is all from personal experience. I have been or dabbled into these types of Witchery at some point)

Divination Witch:

- I feel like they would like jazz

- Though that might just be because of that “Friends on the Other Side” song

- Probably a (not so secret) Harry Potter fan

- Very good at taking criticism (because they keep getting called out by playing cards)

- Believes in fate

- Appreciates the artwork on very pretty cards

- “Is this my intuition, or am I just anxious?”

- Probably likes Messy Buns

- Aloof when nervous, but very excitable and fun once they’re comfortable

- Incredibly Existential, probably has really deep conversations at like 3 am

- Very motivated, but so damn tired

- May or may not get paranoid a lot

- "You don't choose your deck/pendulum/runes. They choose you."

Deity / Spirit Work Witch:

- “Teacher, (Y/N)’s chanting ancient hymns in class again!”

- Tired eyes

- Peoplewatching, probably studies humans a lot despite being one of them

- Wise beyond their years

- Has a hard time making friends because few people are “on their level”

- The type of person that people are either intimidated by, or everyone looks up to

- Making playlists for your Deities

- Has that bigger-than-life energy that attracts many people, for better or for worse

- Very respectful and knows how to not lose their temper easily

- History and/or Culture enthusiast

- Probably has a fascination with a certain part of the world or culture

Pop Culture Witch:

- That fan who refuses to accept that their favorite character died

- Honestly tired of having to explain and justify their craft

- Probably has an Online Grimoire

- Almost definitely writes fanfiction (or at least reads a lot of it)

- I feel like they’d enjoy Buzzfeed Unsolved or other paranormal series (Gravity Falls, Paranorman, Over the Garden Wall, etc.)

- Stans like 12 different characters

- Enjoys Glamour Spells

- Daydreams a lot

- Owns too many books (or not enough)

- Very intuitive and has a good sense for what herbs/crystals go with a certain character

- Kinda got into Witchcraft by accident (like me)

- Very heavily influenced by their favorite series and such

- Probably likes Gay-coded Music (Mother Mother, Hozier, Lil Nas X, etc.)

Hedge Witch:

- Very vivid dreams

- Very interested in Astral Travel

- Often attracts random animals and children because of their “good energy”

- Talks to their home, the trees, spirits, everyone

- I feel like they’d have very cool looking but functional shoes

- A lonely (but not alone) soul

- Has a good morning routine, probably a morning person

- Any day where they can watch the sunrise is a good day

- Really likes folktales

- Big reader, but probably collects more books than they read

- Really wants an herb garden

- Constantly researching new practices, their book of shadows is huge

Storm Witch:

- Has really good intuition for the weather. Can pretty much feel when it’s going to rain

- Always has jars on the windowsill or pack porch to catch rainwater

- Enjoys the sound of thunder

- Really good at whistling (whistling up a wind)

- Probably really into Hopepunk or other punk subcultures

- Genuinely annoyed when it’s too sunny

- Either really outgoing or incredibly aloof. May be an Aquarius

- Angry 99.9% of the time, but does a decent job at not showing it

- Has a specific outfit for taking walks in the rain

- Has no volume control and accidentally talks to loud

- Very protective over loved ones

Emoji attraction spell

A little boost to encourage that one person you hope will call/text you.

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How To Compose A Formal Hellenic Polytheist Prayer

Today I’d like to introduce y’all to the formal format of a Hellenic polytheist prayer. Of course, you can have whatever interaction with the gods on whatever terms both you and them wish, but if you’re interested in a more formal, traditional prayer, this should hopefully function as a good set of guidelines to assist you. A formal prayer is different from a casual prayer or an introductory prayer in many ways. Primarily, a formal prayer is typically used to request something of the gods or to formally praise and honor the gods. Generally speaking, you should build your relationship with the god you will be praying to, through libations, casual prayer, performing acts in their honor, living your life with piety, and the other values the Theoi encourage us to observe.

1. Naming the gods

You always want to begin by naming the god or gods you wish to supplicate to. Starting with “Hear”/”Hear me”/some variation on getting the gods’ attention, you want to go on to name the specific god or gods you wish to pray to, along with the specific epithet(s) that you are invoking. It is incredibly important to name the gods and the epithets you want; if you are asking the gods for something, you want to list an epithet that invokes the specific dominion that god has, which is related to your ask. For example, if you are praying to Zeus to help your relationship/marriage, you will call Zeus Gamelii, Zeus who presides over marriages. If your friend needs divine assistance, and you are praying to Zeus, you should call Zeus Hetaereius, Zeus who protects friends and companies of friends. Theoi.com is a great resource for locating the specific epithet(s) you wish to call to.

2. Name relevant myths, perhaps of things that god(s) has done in a myth that is similar to what you are asking for, or a myth that particularly honors the god(s)

In my opinion, this is similar to legal precedent. You want to establish that you are seeking something or intend something which has been asked of the gods before. You can also use this time to honor and flatter the gods by reciting a myth that honors them or glorifies them. This section doesn’t need to be a full retelling of a myth; for example, for Zeus Hetaereius, Hetaereius was used to honor him after Jason first sacrificed to him to protect the Argonauts on their journey. You can summarize this in one line; “He who protected and led the brothers of the Argonauts to glory”

3. Justify your intention of this prayer by establishing what you have already done to honor that god/gods.

This is not about literally justifying or trying to persuade the god you’re praying to, to grant you what you wish because of what you’ve already done for them. It’s about invoking the relationship you’ve already established with the god, and showing that you’re actually dedicated and not just interested in a transaction with the god. You’re basically saying, I’m serious about this religion and about you. “If ever I have poured a libation out to you/erected a holy shrine in your name/sacrificed xyz to you/performed xyz act of charity in your name…”

4. State your intentions of this prayer

 Here is where you say what you want. Sometimes you want to formally honor a god or gods. Sometimes you want the gods to protect you, or bless you, help you pass a test, protect someone else from harm. I personally like to connect steps 3 and 4 into the same sentence. Continuing with Zeus Hetaereius, “…cloak my friend xyz under your protection and bless them and our bond.”

5. Vow to freely offer something

Reciprocity, or kharis, is the foundation of our relationship with the gods. Now that you’ve asked the gods to do something for you, or let you do something like honor them, you give freely in return. This is incredibly important; the cycle of gift-giving is one of the primary ways we build relationships with the gods and this is how you further commit yourself to the gods. You must selflessly give. “I will burn incense/pour libation/perform act of charity/sacrifice/etc. for you.”

Aphrodite Glamour Water 💋

This glamour spell is one of the few that I use, and I can say that it’s worked for me quite well. Be careful, though. You may attract unwanted attention.

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

a jar

water

rose petals (optional)

vanilla essential oil (optional)

red or pink candle (optional)

STEPS:

💋 Pour the water inside the jar you wish to use.

💋 Put in your ingredients that you chose to use. As you put them in, visualize how you want people to look at you. If you want to be confident, visualize yourself being confident. If you want romantic or sexual attention, visualize yourself getting that. Whatever you want, just visualize yourself attracting it.

At this point, if you wish to use a candle, now is the time to pour your intentions into it & light it. If not, that’s fine. You can also call upon deities who correspond to love at this moment.

💋Stir the liquid clockwise so that it’s moving towards you. As you do so, continue to visualize your desired outcome.

💋 After that, it’s all done. You can leave it out by the window and allow the moon the charge it up. If you chose to light a candle, let it burn down.

WAYS TO USE IT:

♡ Dab some on your face before you leave the house in the morning. ♡ Put some on your face before you put any makeup or skin products on. ♡ You can use it in love spells by replacing the water with an oil of your choosing and anointing a pink or red candle with it, preforming the spell the same way. ♡ If you wear makeup, pour a little bit in a little cap of some sort and dab your makeup brushes in it to dampen the brush before you apply any eyeshadow or powder of any kind. ♡ If you want a specific person’s attention, you can dab some on a picture of them or drop a little bit where you know they will walk. ♡ Use it as an offering for deities corresponding to love, depending on your intention.

Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits

Reblog this on the first of the month for good luck all month long!

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🐇 Eros Deity Information 💘

Eros

Modern - Cupid (Cherub)

Blindfolded - ‘Love is blind,’

    •Figures of 3

        •Eros

        •Himeros

        •Pothos

Son of

    •Aphrodite & Ares

        •Possibly just Aphrodite’s servant

    •Isis & Zephyrus

    •Nyx & Erebus

    •Gaia & Tartarus

    •Poros & Penia

        •Aphrodite’s birthday

    •Chaos

God of

    •Love

    •Lust

    •Hetero

        •Protector

    •Homo

        •Protector

    •Fertility

    •Athleticism

    •Sexual Power

    •Art

Family

    •Wife

        •Psyche

    •Brother

        •Anteros

    •Daughter

        •Hedone

Ancient

Spring festival (w/ Aphrodite)

4th day of every month (dedication)

    •Offerings

        •Plants & flowers

        •Oils

        •Wine

        •Jewelry

        •Sacrifices

            •Personal objects

            •Candles

            •Shadow work

Offerings

    •Fruit

        •Apples

        •Grapes

        •Quince

        •Pears

    •Flower/plants

        •Roses

        •Lilies

        •Clover

        •Myrtle

        •Sandalwood

    •Symbolism

        •Rabbits

        •Bow & arrows

        •Rams

        •Torches

        •Doves

    •Eggshells (fertility)

    •Shells

    •(Pink) Stones/gems

        •Rose quartz

        •Morganite

        •Pink petrified wood

    •Drawings

    •Sweets

        •Tea

        •Food

        •Chocolate

        •Candies

    •Devotion - Love

        •Relationship exploration

        •Recounting old love

        •Shadow work

    •Winged sandals

    •Palm branch

    •Copper

    •Colors

        •Red

        •Pink

        •Gold

        •Silver

    •Cinnamon

    •Vanilla

    •Candles

        •Fruity

        •Floral

        •Pink

        •Sweet

    •Personal

        •Alter/shrine

        •Playlist

    •Archery

    •Lyre

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