This Is A Picture I Took When I Was In A Museum In Delphi (I Think - It Was A While Ago And We Went To

This is a picture I took when I was in a museum in Delphi (I think - it was a while ago and we went to a shit ton of museums in different places). It's Apollo!

Friendly reminder that you don't need to be on any “level” of witchcraft to worship the Hellenic gods because

1. Being a polytheist or a pagan doesn't equal being a witch.

2. These deities were worshipped by literal children back then as there was no fear of them being harmed.

If someone is telling you “this deity is for beginners/advanced practitioners/whatever” then they're either misinformed or they're purposefully trying to seem spiritually above you so you consider them as some sort of spiritual guide.

Just because you cannot see the strings the Fates weave doesn't mean you should stress. The future may be terrifying, but the Gods work to forge us into the people we're meant to be.

You will be okay when the time passes.

not all wisdom is the same.

some have practical wisdom. they get through life with shortcuts and hard earned experience, knowing what to do in each and every situation they may come across.

some have academic wisdom. your typical overachiever, class topper, easily wins pub quizzes. reading consumes their time, and it's hard to find them without some sort of book.

some have emotional wisdom. they know exactly what to say when someone is crying, the right delivery to make people laugh, cry, anything in between. they read the room, and they see beauty in the interpersonal relationships.

Lady Athena is all of these. hail, grey-eyed Goddess of Wisdom! may your wise guidance help humanity forevermore!

May Lady Aphrodite protect my trans brothers and sisters.

girl help people are debating the nature of the gods again as if there's supposed to be one singular correct answer about it