July For Loki Using 30 Days Of Deity Devotion Prompts, Day 26 How Has Your Relationship With This Deity

July for Loki using 30 Days of Deity Devotion prompts, Day 26 • How has your relationship with this deity changed over time?

It hasn’t really changed, it’s just grown deeper, and does so time after time. I’ve always felt him as a godly father, and this feeling gets stronger as my practice continues. Of course I was a bit anxious about approaching him at first too, mind you. He’s a god, ffs, and as arrogant as I may appear out here I have my insecurities too. He’s been nothing but reassuring through the years, though, so if I have to think about a change in our relationship I might say it’s grown more relaxed on my behalf.

Art: Deceiver of the Gods by Muirin007 on DeviantArt

The Moon and the Fox by Silas Owen

July for Loki using 30 Days of Deity Devotion prompts, Day 25 • A time when this deity has refused to help

I don’t usually ask Loki for help, as my previous post demonstrates. I pray for his guidance, instead. I ask him to show me the way, to inspire me, to enlighten me, and thus far he’s never denied me his blessing. Which doesn’t mean I ask him silly things, of course, but in my experience he’s not one to refuse to guide those who need his help. His help may lead to difficult steps, for sure, and he often encourages us to face our worst fears - and our inner selves, which can be even more frightening. But he’s there for us, rest assured.

Art: Loki the Shifter by samflegal on DeviantArt

This is so accurate it hurts.

art garfunkel: hey paul bestie. my favorite architect frank lloyd wright just died. can you write a song about him for me :)

paul simon: uhh yeah sure bud. i don’t know who that is though so i’m actually just gonna write it about you

paul simon: i am mourning the slow ongoing death of our close friendship and creative partnership but instead of saying anything im just going to write a lowkey ode to you but stick the name “frank lloyd wright” on it

paul simon: actually i’m going to write TWO songs about this exact point of contention instead of talking about it. what then huh. why are you breaking up with me

art garfunkel:

art garfunkel: i wasnt paying attention can you repeat that

Yeah. Girls who don't write and never answer letters. Of course. I mean, Why Don't You Write Me is SO OBVIOUSLY about some girl. Of course it is. What?

Nothing to see here.

paul "so long frank lloyd wright" simon didn't realize he wrote all those songs about "unfaithful girls and girls who don't write to you" in bridge over troubled water (album) and also said that.... i'm not saying anything but i will say i want to study him SO bad

Y’know that line in So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright? The one that says, “when I run dry, I stop awhile and think of you.” Paul’s saying when he can’t think of songs to write, he turns to a muse. And who is that song about? Art. Paul just literally confessed to using Art as a muse for his songwriting.