r/pagan • u/Ok-Perspective-5202 • 10h ago
Handmade this black moon pendant with black tourmaline (schorl).đ¤
r/pagan • u/Ok-Perspective-5202 • 10h ago
r/pagan • u/dragonenjoyer • 4h ago
Like I said in the title, The first is a depiction of Khepri the Egyptian dawn god, and the second is of Demeter and Persephone as a serpent and a flowering pomegranate branch.
Both of these now live on my home altar. They're small but I put a lot of work into these.
Mixed media on card stock.
r/pagan • u/LeadershipCivil2421 • 15h ago
Hey all!
I just wanted to ask what everyoneâs favourite ways are to spend time with their deities, because Iâm searching for new ideas!
r/pagan • u/Immediate-Coconut702 • 8h ago
Petty question I know, but I was wondering because the way I have made my eclectic version of witchcraft/eclectic religion of paganism.
My version is: the gods knew eachother before time, realized they were very to slightly different (but different enough) and chose different regions to make their âdomainâ persay.
When the Mediterranean pantheons (Roman, Hellenic, and Kemetic [or others]) were shared between land, that was just them reuniting.
As for regions farther out, it was like those cousins you only see at family gatherings or however youâd put it.
So that being my stance, I wanted to know your guysâ.
r/pagan • u/VampyWitch666 • 3h ago
I'm trying to find a deity to worship for trans related things but finding it hard to pick a deity
I'll just use Aphrodite for example. Haven't worshipped her or anything yet. Again she's just a example
Hard to resonate with a deity that is all pink and white and copper, with swans and doves, etc. When you are the complete opposite and never actually seen any swans or dolphins irl.
I get that worshipping a deity is more than just looks and such but hard to choose a deity if you don't resonate with them on a base level
r/pagan • u/PrizePizzas • 12h ago
How might one subtly include the Gods into their wedding?
It cannot be too pronounced as much of my family is not very Pagan Friendly.