Spooky Brucey is back with the all new Tales of Midnight! In this episode Spooky will be introducing you to one of his oldest family friends… if not the oldest. Ptolemy has been a trusted mentor for all of Spooky Brucey’s blood thirsty ancestors, will you be his next student of the black arts? Find out how to master the technique of scrying with a crystal ball! Speak with entities from the beyond with a spirit pendulum! Construct a portal to other realms with the Devils Toy Box! And find out some peculiar history behind common everyday devices!
reblog and make a wish! this was removed from tumbrl due to “violating one or more of Tumblr’s Community Guidelines”, but since my wish came true the first time, I’m putting it back. :)
21 Ways To Tell if Someone Is Suicidal | Psych2Go (new video march 11)
Here’s something else I made, Reblog if you are anti maps
I made a masterpost in April, and updated it again today… and then I realized it was in desperate need of organization. Instead of separating my resources from everyone else’s, because that honestly doesn’t do anything, this is a more organized version with mine mixed in, too. Let me know if you find any good resources you think I should add to this list!
Khaire, everyone!
Basic Supplies for Hellenic Polytheism - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Building Your Worship - @pomegranateandivy
Sacredness of a Home - @baringtheaegis
Household Gods - @hearthfirehandworks
Getting Into Hellenismos (Dorms) - @baringtheaegis
Why You Should (Probably) Eat That Offering - @songbirdspells
Note on ‘Proper’ Offerings - @poemsandmyths
How to Pray to, Praise, and Worship the Theoi - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Tips for Worshiping the Theoi When You Are Non-Verbal - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
(Modernized) Ancient Ouranic Offering Ritual - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
(Modernized) Nekromanteion Ritual - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Why You Should (Probably) Eat That Offering - @songbirdspells
Note on ‘Proper’ Offerings - @poemsandmyths
Why Worship a God of War? - @honorthegods
Communication With the Theoi, and Why It’s Okay to Not Receive Signs/Messages - @pomegranateandivy
Offering DIY: How to Make Recycled Paper - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Recipes for the main 13 (part one) // (part two) - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Recipes for Other Theoi (part one) - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
My Personal Unique Epithets for the Theoi - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
My Personal Epithets for Persephone - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
My Personal Epithets for Haides - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Epithets and Titles of Aphrodite - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Apollon - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Ares - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Artemis - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Asklepios - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Athena - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Demeter - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Dionysos - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Haides - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Hekate - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Hephaistos - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Hera - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Hermes - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Hestia - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Persephone (mainly worshiped alongside Demeter) - Theio.com
Epithets and Titles of Poseidon - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Selene - Theoi.com
Epithets and Titles of Zeus - Theoi.com
The Debate on Daily Purification and the Difference Between Miasma and Lyma - @sisterofiris
A Follow Up on Pollution and Purification - @sisterofiris
How we Pick Up Lyma and a Note on Binding/Veiling - @sisterofiris
Hellenic Revivalist Calendar - @pomegranateandivy
Hellenic Polytheism Festivals and Information - @pomegranateandivy
Hellenion.org (Site for reconstruction of the Hellenic Polytheistic religion with festival calendars, ritual ideas, and more… highly recommended)
Link to their 2019 calendar page
Link to their festival directory
Elaion.org (Another group for Hellenic Polytheists with rituals, festival calendars, etc. Very wonderful as well)
Link to their 2019 calendar page
Link to their Resource Page
Hellenic Polytheism and Depression - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
The Pillars of Hellenismos - @honorthegods
Amaranta’s Guide to Basic Hair Binding and Veiling - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Hellenic Veiling - @pomegranateandivy
Tons of Great Books for Hellenic Polytheists (with free PDFs) - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Hellenic FAQ - @pomegranateandivy
Magic in Ancient Greece and Rome - @bayoread
Harvard’s Center for Hellenic Studies - @songbirdspells
Recommended Books About Hekate - @teawitch & @the-witching-tree
Information and Tips About Persephone’s Worship (And some for Aphrodite as well) - @honorthegods
Free Academic Resources Masterpost - @secondgenerationimmigrant
Site for Learning Ancient Languages - @witchofeindor
Information About Hekate - @baringtheaegis
Theoi.com (a site full of information about all of the gods and goddesses that we really know about. Good for basic information. Not the end-all-be-all, and as with any site, can sometimes be inaccurate, though usually great for beginner things, epithets, etc.)
The Monster Compilation of Free Online Resources for Classical Studies - @honorthegods
Ancient Greek Mountain Cultus - @sisterofiris
baringtheaegis.blogspot.com (This a wonderful, wonderful blog) - @baringtheaegis
Two Book Recommendations with Free PDFs - @nessotropheion
Great Sites for Research - @pomegranateandivy
The Greek Alphabet Oracle (similar to Nordic rune-casting) - Apollonius Sophistes
Sisterofiris’ Resources and Tags Page - @sisterofiris
How I Personally View the Idea of Destiny and Free Will as a Hellenic Polytheist - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
My Hymns, Prayers, and Poetry (WIP) - @breathing-in-gilded-dust
Prayers and Devotionals - @pomegranateandivy
@pomegranateandivy
@honorthegods
@sisterofiris
@songbirdspells
@baringtheaegis
@thepastelpriestess
“Oh Ben, I’ve read the Karamel Sutra and thought I’d prepared for everything, but when you unzipped your pants and showed me that Chunky Monkey, I realized I’d never seen such a Vermonster!”
“In a frenzy of ecstasy, Ben shouted ‘Jamaican Me Crazy’ as he climaxed. Jerry sighed with satisfaction at the feeling of fullness from his Late Night Snack. They lay there for a while, just breathing. Then, some time later, Ben grunted and reluctantly withdrew his Berried Treasure from his Chubby Hubby.”
“’…maybe I can have S’mores?’ Jerry’s pleading always helped Ben’s Cannoli swell with ruthless turgidity. ‘Maybe,’ teased Ben. ‘But only after you’ve had a go at these Schweddy Balls.’”
“Ben was poised over Jerry’s Cinnamon Buns as his lover whimpered and wiggled. ‘Please,’ he begged. Ben oozed a dollop of Vanilla on Jerry’s back. ‘Do you want it all?,’ whispered Ben. Jerry smiled. ‘Everything But The…’”
(All link to YouTube)
24 minutes - harp music
30 minutes - cello music
36 minutes - slow compilation
1 hour 32 minutes - slow piano, some ghibli themes.
1 hour 33 minutes - pace varies, good for cleaning the house too.
1 hour 36 minutes - slow piano, sometimes a bit more upbeat.
1 hour 49 minutes - Ghibli music with fire crackling in the background
1 hour 52 minutes - slow piano.
2 hours 22 minutes - slow piano.
3 hours 32 minutes - Ghibli Jazz (cover)
+A different post on Ghibli playlists <3
a collection of country homes that I would very much like to live in 💫💐🌼🌿✨
From my personal grimoire
How to Make & Use Potions
Potions are usually made with a liquid base of either water, milk, syrup, or other. Depending on the intent of the potion, a spell can be [ritually] recited over the cauldron or pot during the brew, while stirring either clockwise (to direct energy) or anticlockwise (can be used to reverse spells). Unlike magickal tea, a potion can be either drunk on its own or a few drops added to another beverage. During the brew, visualise the intent of each herb or ingredient added, and state its use.
Afterwards, pour the liquid into a vial and use the potion within a span of one to three days, depending on the ingredients used. A potion can be left to charge overnight in the light of the moon to add more spiritual power.
For beauty potions:
Honey.
Rose.
Vanilla.
Roman Chamomile.
Milk.
Evening Primrose.
Orange.
Yerba Santa.
Catnip.
Cherries.
Lemon Verbena.
Strawberries.
For love potions (use responsibly) :
Apples.
Yarrow.
Sugar.
Lavender.
Fennel.
Juniper Berries.
Chocolate.
Jasmine.
Cinnamon.
Pommegranite.
Violet.
Lemon.
For psychic development potions:
Mugwort.
Skullcap.
Sage.
Ginger.
Blue Cornflower.
Lemon Balm.
Rosemary.
Blue Lotus.
Star Anise.
Nettle.
Thyme.
Hawthorn Berries.
For protection potions:
Basil.
Heather.
Pine.
Clove.
Bergamot.
Hyssop.
Garlic.
Caraway Seeds.
Bay Leaves.
Dill.
Vervain.
Agrimony.
Ostara, also spelled as Eostre, is the first day of Spring. Ostara symbolizes new life and is represented by rabbits and eggs. A wonderful day to celebrate the changing of the warmer season and celebrate the fertility of Earth.
Lavender
Thyme
Lemon Balm
Rose Hips
Spring Flowers
Light Green
Light Purple
Light Yellow
Light Pink
Light Blue
Clear Quartz
Rose Quartz
Jasper
Aquamarine
Egg Dishes
Seeds (Sesame, Sunflower, Almonds, Pecans, etc.)
Lamb Dishes
Leafy Greens
Wine
A nature walk to see the changing season
Decorate eggs/ painting them
Plant seeds/ working on a garden
Herb work of any type
Pick/buy some flowers (make sure to ask permission before picking flowers and to thank them afterwards)
You will need the following items for this spell:
Sandalwood incense
1 Brown candle
2 Black candle
1 White Candle
Picture of your lost pet
Quartz Crystal
White sage
Bowl of Water
Bowl of animal food
Set up your altar as you see fit, in the case of this rite, it should be mellow as for a proper funeral. When ready invoke the gods of your pantheon. In this case, gods of the afterworld and gods of animal protection. (Never invoke gods that are not of your faith nor gods you know nothing about) Light any candles you wish to use as illumination. Perform first prayers and gift your offerings and then the white sage. Take up the brown candle and hold it tight. Infuse the candle with images of the pet you lost. As you do say the following:
__(Pet name)__, I love you so much And I miss you so much Know that even though you are gone, You will always be in my heart. This candle I light is a part of you. As this candle burns slowly away, I set you free from the mortal world And yet, we will always be together
Rest a minute and when read light the two black candles and say the following:
My lord and Lady of the afterworld, may you make the journey of __(Pets Name)__ to the Isles of the Blessed swift and sure. I ask that the blessing of the Spirits of the Ancestors, of Time and of Place, and of the journey be blessed. I ask that the Blessing of the Spirits of North and South, East and West be with you. I ask that __(Pet name)__ be blessed with Fire and with Water, with Earth, with Air, with Soul, with Spirit and with Balance. I ask for the blessing of the Lord and Lady of the Animals and the Woods, the Mountains and the Streams. I ask that the Blessing of the Lord and Lady of the Wildwood may always be with you.
Take a minute and light the white candle and say the following:
By the beauty of the fields, the woods and the sea, by the splendor that is set up on all that is, we send you our own love and blessings, dear __(Pet Name)__. As the sun rises in the East and sets in the West, so too are each of us born and so too do each of us die. But as the sun returns anew each day, so too do we return to earth, refreshed and renewed.
Now take a moment and relax. Play some music for a minute. When ready say the following:
You’re free to go now, Little One. Rejoice and play the time has come For your spirit to be on its way. Have fun, be happy your love will stay!
Pick up the stone and say the following
So long as this stone is close to me, together we shall always be. And though I may gain another pet in time to come you can never be replace, you hold a special place in my heart. And when it is time for me to step on the shores of evermore, We will once again be together…for-ever-more.“ Seven days, Seven days the gods have allotted all spirits and souls, to travel the world and say goodbye to those we loved in life. I open my windows and open my door for these seven days that we may be together one last time, for one last kiss.
Let the brown and white candle burn out on its own. Blow out the black candles only afterwards speaking "With loves sweet kiss.” Never pinch out a candle, as it is dangerous and rude. Whatever is left of the wax place in a jar with the picture and a pinch left of the white sage. Burn it in the hole along with the bowl of food and water. (Use a old tin for the food and water.) Then bury them all and if possible with your pet.