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11 months ago

Ok, so I know it's not my usual fair, but I just got my Hestia statue for my Altar, and I'm really really happy 😁 she actually came in, I think, a little earlier than expected, which is great πŸ‘

For reference, this is what my Altar now looks like!

Ok, So I Know It's Not My Usual Fair, But I Just Got My Hestia Statue For My Altar, And I'm Really Really
Ok, So I Know It's Not My Usual Fair, But I Just Got My Hestia Statue For My Altar, And I'm Really Really
Ok, So I Know It's Not My Usual Fair, But I Just Got My Hestia Statue For My Altar, And I'm Really Really

So, the statue is pretty obvious, it's definitely the only statue there so far, and it's in praise of Hestia, goddess of the Hearth. Also for Hestia is the big ass painting(made by one of my absolute best friends in the world who is unfortunately not on this app but made it for my birthday 'cause she's awesome like that!!!), and then a couple of basily, minty smells for the wax melter. I also have a more official altar for Hestia that sits on the mantle piece; it's a little mini forest candleholder thing that I made a while ago with a candle that really just reminds me of Her.

The car is for Hermes, god of Messengers and Thieves. It's mainly there because He helps me a lot when I'm driving, and it felt fitting, but there's also a sticker with the number 4 on it(his sacred number) and four flowers that seemed like his vibe. There's also a strawberry because it's one of his sacred foods, but low-key I always forget that, even though I'm constantly eating strawberries πŸ˜‚ He has some wax scents, but not too many, just because there weren't that many that spoke to me for him.

Right now, all I have for Apollo is a sun sticker with seven crows(both his sacred number and his sacred bird. Fun fact about that, when I was looking for stickers to decorate the altar with, there were exactly seven crows, and I think that's pretty cool), a few scents(mainly summery fresh ones, right now I have a honeysuckle scent that just really spoke to me.), and a ring I got from my grandmother that isn't shown.

I do have a few items such as the ring holder, the smaller painting (made by the same girl who did the big one), and the heart that just seemed to fit. I don't directly pray to any deities that find those items symbolic, but it couldn't hurt to keep them handy, right?

Anyways, I have a bracelet for Hermes coming in the mail that's supposed to come soon, so maybe I'll post that, too. Have a good day!

@criophorus @queen-of-hobgobblers @deadandgaysetanta

Ok, So I Know It's Not My Usual Fair, But I Just Got My Hestia Statue For My Altar, And I'm Really Really
Ok, So I Know It's Not My Usual Fair, But I Just Got My Hestia Statue For My Altar, And I'm Really Really
Ok, So I Know It's Not My Usual Fair, But I Just Got My Hestia Statue For My Altar, And I'm Really Really

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3 weeks ago
Hestia Is The Ancient Greek Goddess Of Home And HearthπŸ”₯ And Here Are Some Simple Offerings For Her:

Hestia is the ancient Greek goddess of home and hearthπŸ”₯ and here are some simple offerings for her:

β€’ Olive oil πŸ«’ A traditional ancient Greek offering for protection, peace, and nourishment.

β€’ Honey 🍯 Represents sweetness and the warmth of the hearth.

β€’ Bread 🍞 Freshly baked or simple loaves as a symbol of sustenance.

β€’ Wine 🍷 A small libation of red or white wine, symbolizing celebration and hospitality.

β€’ Candles πŸ•―οΈ To honour her as the goddess of the hearth flame.

β€’ Flowers πŸ’ Fresh flowers or faux flowers for simplicity and calm.

β€’ Cooked meals 🍲 A portion of home-cooked food, especially soups or stews, as a gesture of hospitality.

β€’ Incense πŸͺ” Frankincense, myrrh, copal, or sandalwood for purification and devotion.

β€’ Simple tea πŸ«– Herbal teas like chamomile or peppermint, representing warmth and welcome.

β€’ Homemade crafts 🧢 Knitted or sewn items, representing the domestic arts.

β€’ Grains 🌾 Barley, oats, or rice, offered raw or as part of a meal.

β€’ Clay or pottery 🏺Small handmade items symbolizing the home and stability.

β€’ Clean, well-kept spaces 🧹 Tidying and maintaining a clean altar or hearth area in her honour.

β€’ Warm drinks β˜•οΈ Coffee or hot chocolate, especially during colder months, symbolizing warmth and comfort.


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2 months ago

Lady Hestia

Goddess of the hearth, home, family, and the eternal flame.

Lady Hestia

Epithets

Aidios ~ The Eternal

Basileia ~ Queen

Polymorphos ~ Of Many Forms

Polyolbus ~ Of Many Blessings

Potheinotati ~ The Beloved

Prutaneia ~ Of the Polis; Of the Communal Hearth

The First and The Last

Lady Hestia

Associations

Animals

Chickens

Cattle

Pigs

Donkey

Colors

Red

Orange

Brown

Gold

Bronze

Black

White

Lady Hestia

Offerings and Devotional Acts

Keys and other symbols of the home

Flames and lights (including electric ones)

Bread and other grain-based foods

Home cooked meals

Beer and wine

Kettles, teapots, and teacups

Olive oil

Incense and candles

Fresh or dried flowers

Jewelry from family members

Apples

Anything that reminds you of home

Something that acts as an eternal flame (I and many others use salt lamps and electric candles)

Cooking and cleaning

Veiling

Practicing modesty (can relate to veiling, but doesn't have to!)

Spending time with family (given or chosen)

Caring for plants and pets

Journaling

Decorating your home

(credit to vibeswithrenai for the Hestia themed dividers!)

Lady Hestia

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3 months ago
Digital Offering To Lady Hestia

Digital Offering to Lady Hestia

May Hestia protect our families and our home at the beginning of this week


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4 months ago
First Digital Offering To Lady Hestia Of The Year

First Digital Offering To Lady Hestia of the year

I hope she can protect our homes and our families, happy new year.


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4 months ago

May Hestia, the First and Last of the Olympians, bless the ending of this calendar year for everyone. 🧑πŸ”₯

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Here are some questions for the community, if you'd like to answer them!

- What's one thing you're hoping to try in your practice in the year ahead? If nothing, what's something you're looking forward to in regards to your practice?

- Do you hope to begin worshiping any new deities this coming year? If so, is there any particular reason?

- What would you like to learn more about this year, regarding your practice or ancient worship? Do you have a plan for how you can learn more/where to find this information?

- What are some things you're proud of yourself for doing in your practice this past year? What are some goals you have, if any?

Take care everyone, and happy new year's eve! πŸ₯‚πŸŽ‰πŸŽŠ


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