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memorayy · 4 months ago
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I made a little booklet thing on Ancient Delphi in December for uni here youse go
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nike-apteros · 1 year ago
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The divine twins Artemis and Apollo 🏛🏹🏹☀️🌛🐕
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hecatesdelights · 2 years ago
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The Oracle at Delphi
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illustratus · 2 years ago
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The Tholos of Delphi, Greece
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rynquestionmark · 2 months ago
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Oracle
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ladyofc · 5 months ago
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Ancient Arlathan AU
Wisdom/Pride meets Hope
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tiachristiner · 3 months ago
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The Pythia, Oracle of Apollo 🌿
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motherfuckingmaneater · 7 months ago
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“For Voldemort and for valour!” Cried the Augury, their beloved herald of death, to the thousands. Each returned her cry, each following her chant, entirely enraptured by her, “for Voldemort and for valour!”
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chthonic-sorcery · 11 months ago
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Direct Vision Spell for an Oracle 𓂀
A 2000 year old Greco-Egyptian magic spell
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[PGM V 54 – 69]
So sick of all these fake bs Tumblr and Pinterest spells-
"what color candle means what lol" with zero cultural or historical significance, it's like they just pulled things out of their ass.
So, here is a real 2000 year old Greek and Egyptian syncretic spell from Thebes to receive a direct vision from the beyond....WITH cultural and historical context.
Because, yes, history is important, and anyone giving you "spell tips" without telling you where the fuck they're from or what they mean is bullshitting you.
Ancient Greek oracular spells were rituals and invocations performed to gain insights or predictions from the gods, the Theoi, as well as Daemons and the Dead, particularly through seers known as oracles.
The Spell: PGM V 54 – 69 from the Greek Magical Papyri
Context of the Spell:
This spell is an interesting blend of Egyptian and Greek oracular practice: the use of Coptic or Egyptian eyepaint, kohl, here is interesting– as well as it's mixture with water from a sunken ship. Water from such locations are normally reserved for love spells, as we see previously in the PGM. The relationship or correspondence between a literal sunken vessel and sinking into the throes of passion. However, here, with its use in an oracular spell, it seems to correspond more to the chthonic or otherworldly realm, giving te wearer the ability to see past the normal, mundane world; past the ‘veil’ so to speak and into the beyond.
The use of the magical mystery word or voces magicae “Akrammachamarei” here is also notable; it is quite often seen throughout the PGM, and is associated with the God/Daemon/Archon of both Gnostic (Jewish-Egyptian) as well as Greek origin, Abrasax.
In spell PGM V. 96-172, Abrasax is identified as part of the "true name which has been transmitted to the prophets of Israel" of the "Headless One, (also known as the Egyptian god Bês) who created heaven and earth, who created night and day ... Osoronnophris whom none has ever seen ... awesome and invisible god with an empty spirit"; the name also includes Iaō and Adōnai, the ineffablenames of the Jewish god. "Osoronnophris" represents Egyptian Wsir Wn-nfr, or "Osiris the Perfect Being.” Another identification with Osiris is made in PGM VII. 643-51: "you are not wine, but the guts of Osiris, the guts of ... Ablanathanalba Akrammachamarei Eee, who has been stationed over necessity, Iakoub Ia Iaō Sabaōth Adōnai Abrasax."
Instructions:
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After you have purified yourself (through ritual bathing and declarations) you must put on your clean linen robes and sandals of Papyrus.
Then, taking a purified bronze censer, place the laurel leaves inside and light them until the smoke fills the room. Walk clockwise around the room, and your workspace, Chanting the Ephesia Grammata:
ΑΣΚΙ(ΟΝ) ΚΑΤΑΣΚΙ(ΟΝ) ΛΙΞ ΤΕΤΡΑΞ ΔΑΜΝΑΜΕΝΕΥΣ ΑΙΣΙΟΝ (or ΑΙΣΙΑ)
“askion kataskion lix tetrax damnameneus aision”
Then, taking the olive oil, pour it into the waiting bronze dish.
With your right hand, anoint your right eye with the prepared water from a shipwreck.
With your left hand, mix 1 part kohl with 1 part water until it is a viscous paint, from the same dish, and anoint your left eye so that it is completely surrounded by the paint.
Then, pronounce the incantations:
"EEIM TO EIM ALALĒP BARBARIATH / MENEBREIO ARBATHIAÔTH IOUĒL IAĒL OUĒNĒIIE MESOMMIAS,
let the god who prophesics to me come and let him not go away until I dismiss him,
OURNAOUR SOUL ZASOUL / OUGOT NOOUMBIAOU THABRAT BERIAOU ACHTHIRI MARAI ELPHEŌN TABAŌTH KIRASINA LAMPSOURĒ IABOE ABLAMATHANALBA AKRAMMACHAMAREI.”
Once the incantations are finished, present any offerings and ask over the prepared olive oil dish what your question(s) are. Stare into the oil, lit only by candle or oil lamp light, and you will receive a direct vision.
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For more information & how to pronounce the incantations, check here.
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s-c-r-ee-ch · 1 year ago
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Apollo and Dionysus at Delphi
Attic vase
Fourth century BC.
The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Apollo, with a crown of laurel, is welcomed to Delphi by Dionysus, who is bearded and carrying the thyrsus. Between them is a palm tree, a symbol of Apollo and victory, triumph, peace and eternal life. Beneath them is the Delphic omphalos or navel, center of the world. Behind them is a palm tree, and the other figures are maenads and satyrs, followers of Dionysus.
According to the legends, Apollo entrusted Delphi to his brother Dionysus during winters. Hence during the winter season, only dithyrambs were played in the temple Delphi instead of the usual paeans and the Maenads in turn sang in the honor of Apollo as well.
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orkazh-arts · 1 year ago
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[🏺Greek Gods Series - #2✨]
☀️🏹Apollo, God of Oracles, Healing, Archery, Music & the Arts 🎵 🎭
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ennea-mouses-tou-apollon · 2 months ago
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Apollo’s temple in Delphi, Greece when I took a 10hr day trip from Athens during my vacation in February ♡
Note: His energy and presence felt so strong from the moment I got into the bus to the moment I stood in front of his temple.
Butterfly divider is by: @k1ssyoursister
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captainkaltar · 1 year ago
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Tholos of Athena
Delphi, Greece
Photos by me, October 2022
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romegreeceart · 11 months ago
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Charioteer of Delphi
* 478/474 BCE
* Bronze
* Height: 1,8 m
* Delphi Archaeological Museum
Delphi, October 2008
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illustratus · 9 months ago
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Delphi by Rene Gross
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christinakroft · 1 year ago
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Delphi
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