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lovelysakuray · 3 days
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E-Offering to Lady Aphrodite
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okayyeros · 2 days
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Little reminder for any hellenist in college looking for articles/research papers on different deities to check out Jstor!!! It’s a database of academic resources, and a lot of universities automatically give students access to it. I had an art history professor recommend it as a source to find reputable articles and books for writing and it’s honestly just a really good site to have on hand in general!
I’ve managed to find some rlly interesting information abt different deities and how they’ve been perceived!! It’s super fun to just go hunting for different deities and info :]
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ancientorigins · 23 days
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The Hellenistic Theater of Pergamon, Bergama, Turkey.
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seafoamsister · 1 year
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┊ ➶ 。˚ "mighty aphrodite rising out of the sea foam" henry courtney selous (1803-1890)°
happy april 3, this is dedicated to aphrodite !! blessed be ♡
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theancientwayoflife · 7 months
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~ Head of a statue of Dionysos.
Culture: Greek
Period: Late Hellenistic
Date: 150–50 B.C.
Place of origin: Nubia (Sudan), Meröe (Begrawiya), Pyramid N 5
Medium: Bronze, silver, shell
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shellsandsalt · 27 days
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What really hurts about religious discourse is how much we all have in common. I know being a Hellenist brings me unfathomable levels of warmth and comfort that I can’t find anywhere else. And I know there are people of other faiths that feel that way with their deities.
There’s so much emphasis on who is “right” or “wrong”, but I don’t believe there’s one truth for everyone. We all have such different lives and paths. The way religion is used as a weapon of hate and not a tool for love and compassion will always sadden me.
I may not personally worship every deity of every religion, but I acknowledge that the feeling of spiritual fulfillment that other religions give people is real. That is enough for me to find love in my heart for them all.
If Allah can bring you that feeling, THATS BEAUTIFUL!! If Jesus can bring you that feeling, THATS BEAUTIFUL!! If any deity of any faith can bring you that feeling….THATS BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Personally, I don’t see my religion as an undeniable truth for everyone. I see it as spiritual connection that brings me love and warmth like no other. I know Lady Aphrodite is real in my heart, because I feel her. I can never give you an equation or a fact that proves my feelings, but I know it’s true in my life. How could you look someone in the eyes and tell them they’ll be punished for seeking love and warmth?
I know I’m just rambling, but I just wish we could live in a world where religion wasn’t a competition of who is right, but a way for us to find more beauty and fulfillment in our worlds.
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clown-cult · 2 months
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Imagine ignoring and villianising the original feminist hero in favour of a straight love story 💀
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seasaltandwisdom · 3 months
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good morning and happy sunday, lord apollon,
protector of the young and god of plague.
thank you for the light that shines through my window,
i call this prayer to honor you and express my admiration.
bright shining apollon, hear my words and please enjoy the offerings i give you throughout the day.
it will be as you allow it 💛
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thefoilguy · 7 days
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Laocoon and His Sons - Aluminum Foil Sculpture
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theantonian · 4 months
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Hellenistic period sardonyx cameo portrait of Mark Antony as Alexander the Great. H. 3.7cm. W. 3.5cm.
Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Département des Monnaies, médaille et antiques, Paris.
Photograph: Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
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ancientsstudies · 8 months
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Ludovisi Gaul by Epigonus.
ig credit: charles.amsterdam.stpetersburg.
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homerstroystory · 1 year
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Vase in the shape of a duck, Ptolemaic Egypt (c. 3rd-2nd century BCE; crafted in Alexandria), faience wit a polychrome glaze
Currently in the collection of the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland. accession no. 48.421
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something I don't often see pagans talking about is smelling random things that associate with ur deities even if that thing is nowhere near you. sometimes I'll smell the perfume I use for Aphrodite when I'm not wearing it, or the ocean, or the Pirates of the Caribbean ride water (iykyk), or the Soarin' smellitizers. I feel like Lady Aphrodite uses this olfactory skill the most but others stop by too in this way and it's always a nice lil reminder that my deities are always with me :)
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jordanlovesalexg · 2 months
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"dreaming about the gods is a sign or message from them!"
yeah well i dreamt i was at a subway and was looking for something to eat and one of the screens were a green chalkboard and it it was basically just instructions and points about hellenism and at the bottom it said
• Hermes
•Apollo
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seafoamsister · 1 year
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self care is a devotional act. washing your hands is a devotional act. finding beauty in something or someone is a devotional act. finding beauty in yourself is a devotional act. loving friends, family, pets, & partners is a devotional act. devotional acts dont have to be these grand gestures, because the gods & goddesses appreciate you; especially when youre enjoying the life they bestowed upon you
happy venus day everyone !!
𓆩♡𓆪
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~ Ibis figurine.
Place of origin: Egypt, Alexandria (?)
Period: Hellenistic Period (Ptolemaic Dynasty)
Date: 305–30 B.C.
Medium: Gold sheet over core; blue enamel
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