hesfoundsomeone-new

[hesfoundsomeone-new]

If you're still doing prayer requests, may you be so kind as to do a rather short morning/evening prayer to Hestia (like 3-4 lines)?

Sorry this took so long to do, I was completely stumped on it for the longest time.

Morning:

Blessed Hestia,

Fill this home with your light and bounty

As the day fills it with golden sunshine.

Evening:

Glorious Hestia,

Let your hearth fire warm this house,

As night draws her shadowed cloak over it now.

[hesfoundsomeone-new]

ATTENTION EVERYONE. wake up. they just refilled the wet food downstairs

[hesfoundsomeone-new]

Any tips for practicing while in the hospital?

Well a lot of how I practice now can probably transfer to in-patient or ER. I've also been in both situations so I'll share.

Here is my low spoon & zero spoon post that might help.

What I do now that I think can transfer:

Say deities names when I do some action; either out loud or in my mind. So if you get administered medication by a nurse you could say the names of health Gods in your mind. Hellenic: Apollo Paian, Asklepios, Asklepiades. Sumerian: Ninisina, Gula, Damu. If you drink a liquid or when you are administered saline. Hellenic: Okeanos, The Potamoi Sumerian: Enki. You can pick your own things you'll attach to saying a deity name.

If you watch TV (if there is a TV in the room or if you have your laptop) dedicate what your watching to a God(s). Watch the show "with them."

Do things with the gods in mind. If I'm using duolingo I think of and ask for help from Nabû. If I'm reading I think of and ask for help Geštug Nisaba.

The water offerings at sink as described in the post I linked above. If you can go to the bathroom on your own or take a shower on your own.

Things I've actually done when in the hospital:

Have my prayer beads with me even if I wasn't using them. This is what I do in ER.

Wear devotional jewelry if I can. Also what I do in ER. My medical bracelet counts here.

Draw symbols of my deities on a piece of paper with markers that they had provided to me while in-paitent. So I drew a flame for Hestia as one example. This was not intricate, it was about the quality of a 4th grader drawing during indoor recess.

I had a small travel altar for my dorm room. I brought that with me for in-paitent and set it up in a small place that was out of the way in the room.

[hesfoundsomeone-new]

alterhuman & religious blog.

[pt: alterhuman and religious blog /endpt]

this blog is for our alterhumanity, cotard's syndrome and religious adventures.

we are hellenic polytheists, along with shinto practitioners and sumerian polytheistics collectively

we are a system + our main blog is @borderschizo

no dni but we block freely.

[hesfoundsomeone-new]