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My Apollo candle is getting pretty close to the bottom of the jar. Unfortunately the glass is also getting SUPER hot (to the point where you can’t pick it up until it’s cooled off) and I don’t want it to crack or explode or something dramatic like that lol. What do you guys do with candles dedicated and offered to deities when they’re low/gone?
I’m thinking I might take the wax out and put it in my candle wax warmer while I look for a different candle and repurpose the jar for him in some way.
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Do you guys think Artemis would mind sharing an altar space with Hermes? He’s been reaching out to me lately and I was trying to check with Artemis if she minded baring the space but I got a lot of mixed answers with my tarot cards.
I pulled the Magician and the Temperance (both of which sound like they would be linked to Hermes for various reasons in my guidebook for my deck) but I also pulled the tower and a card that warned that my actions have consequences and could hurt other people? And then I pulled a card when I was trying to clarify that said to “go for it” and talked about positivity, So I don’t know if I pulled the wrong cards or what happened there. I was curious if any of you have them sharing alter space?
#Hermes#hermes worship#hermes deity#Artemis#Artemis deity#Artemis worship#worship#baby witch#altar#deities
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Travel Altars: Hermes
A guide to travel altars for Hermes. Please tell me if you want a certain deity covered!
In this guide, I’m assuming you’ve added a tea-light or LED candle. It isn’t necessary, but it’s not going to be included in any of these guides. I’m also going to be assuming you’ve added a photo of the deity and prayers. These guides will not include those, either.
Wing Stickers, Figurines, Etc.
Tiny, Toy Sandals
Dice
Stamps
Postcards
Coins
Strawberry Figurines
Tickets (Movies, Fairs, Arcades, Etc.)
Playing Cards
Board Game Tokens
Fortune Cookie Fortunes
Turtle Figurines
Chicken Figurines
Soda or Energy Drink Tabs
See more deities here.
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Travel Altars: Apollon
A guide to travel altars for Apollon. Please tell me if you want a certain deity covered!
In this guide, I’m assuming you’ve added a tea-light or LED candle. It isn’t necessary, but it’s not going to be included in any of these guides. I’m also going to be assuming you’ve added a photo of the deity and prayers. These guides will not include those, either.
Leaves
Sun Imagery
A Small Divination Method (mini tarot cards, a coin, dice, etc.)
Sunflowers or Sunflower Imagery
A Vial of Sunwater
Small Drawings
Small Art Supplies
Small Bows/Arrows
Gold Charms
Bay Leaves
Coins
Guitar Picks, Bow String, etc.
Wolf Figurines
Origami or Other Crafts
See more deities here.
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Travel Altars: Hekate
A guide to travel altars for Hekate. Please tell me if you want a certain deity covered!
In this guide, I’m assuming you’ve added a tea-light or LED candle. It isn’t necessary, but it’s not going to be included in any of these guides. I’m also going to be assuming you’ve added a photo of the deity and prayers. These guides will not include those, either.
Owl Figurines
Pentacles
Keys
Bones
Cat Figurines
Sage
Amethyst
Obsidian
Snake Figurines
Doll Heads
Small Athame or Dagger
Moon Keychains, Pins, Stickers, Etc.
Acorns
Dog Figurines
A Small Bottle of Your Favorite Herbs
See more deities here.
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Travel Altars: Hyacinthus
A guide to travel altars for Hyacinthus. Please tell me if you want a certain deity covered!
In this guide, I’m assuming you’ve added a tea-light or LED candle. It isn’t necessary, but it’s not going to be included in any of these guides. I’m also going to be assuming you’ve added a photo of the deity and prayers. These guides will not include those, either.
Dried Purple Flowers
Lyre Photos or Figurines
Small Bows or Arrows
Forms of Divination
Swan Photos or Figurines
Lavender
Fake Vines or Plants
Bird Seeds
Seeds in General
Dried Herbs
See more deities here.
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For Apollo, they sing.
Choruses of children and grown alike. High and low, voice unique. Musical sound that causes one to two. The children laugh and twirl to the sound. They lay in the grass, writing poetry for hours. Bathing in the sun for hours. Arrows that point and targets that will be hit. They run through the glorious light, running as they sing.
Intelligent Father of prophecies soon told, they sit at his feet in awe. Dancing with Muses and wild as a fox, eyes that peer like a raven. Honeyed glow and fury that burns, scorching like a radiant sun. Hubris unaccepted. Protecting boys and men alike. Wise and stern being, kind and warm soul. I heard they call Him, Apollo.
For Artemis, they hunt.
Hushed steps of careful watchers. In the grass, In the trees. With arrows so sharp, exact target soon hit. Inhale. Exhale. Target hit. Those that hunt and grow in Her honor. They praise the Goddess of Hunt. She guides the animals to safety in the incoming winter snows. Soon born life, she guides with whispered care.
Wild divine twin of the hunt, protecting girls and women from lands that stretched. Crunching leaves under Her swift feet, soul intertwined with the land. Clever and known, eyes enlightened by the moon. Wrath that pierced like a wild boar’s horns. Hear Her cry in the wild. Revered and adored, nightly bright light of the moon that shines in the sky. They praise towards the sky. I heard they call Her, Artemis.
{ Original Poem for Apollo and Artemis }
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Hermes Offerings and Devotions
Offerings
Keys
Dice
Playing cards
Coins
Rocks/pebbles
Playing jacks (UPG)
Bouncy balls (UPG)
Lucky charms (Cereal)
Rabbit's foot
Horse shoe
Magic 8 ball
Coffee
Energy drinks
Herms
Road trip snacks (I like Hostess donuts)
Airplanes/trains/cars imagery
Foreign/new foods
Trail mix
Peanut m&ms (UPG)
Turtles
Lyres/string instruments
Sandals/shoes/running shoes
Journals
Camping gear
Survival gear, like multitools, fire starters, first aid kits etc.
Pens/pencils
Small (stolen) trinkets
Language dictionaries
Work out gear
Panpipes
Postcards
Letters
Mail
Stamps
Envelopes
Zodiac signs
Sheep/goats
Car parts
Backpacks/drawstring bags/bags
Crocos
Sticks
Saffron
Sticks
Board games (UPG)
Dominos (UPG)
Pick up sticks (UPG)
Books
Cups
Scales
Dream journals
Graveyard dirt
Cookie fortunes
Foreign money
$2 Bills
Dollar coins
Marbles
Travel souvenirs
Bikes/skateboards/skate
Old licenses/IDs
Sport trophies/jerseys/jackets/gear
Wings/feathers
Letters/numbers
Video games
Magic kits
Oranges/Lemons (UPG)
Devotional Acts
Write letters
Go for walks
Run
Road trips
Learn about alchemy, astrology, lucid dreaming/astral travel, astronomy, etc.
Learn basic car maintenance (change a tire, jump a car, change air filter, check oil etc.)
Give money/socks/cigarettes/water/food to panhandlers
Go talk to a panhandler and keep them company for a bit. I usually smoke a cigarette with them (only time I smoke) and just chat.
Pranks
Public speaking
Tip well
Stargazing
Geocaching
Learn new language
Learn ASL
Work out
Drive safely and predictably
Use your blinker fools
Bike/skate
Clean your car
Make a travel altar
Get a passport
Travel
Practice keyboarding
Have a penpal
Train your voice
Magic tricks
Check your mail/email regularly
Low risk gambling, like lotto tickets
Riskier gambling if you're mindful of it
Make sigils
Have a race
Play a tag
Be nice to wait staff
Play sports
Make maps of trails near you
Make maps of whatever you want
Play uke/string instruments
Make herms
Carpool
Uphold confidentiality
Coin tricks
Be a reliable worker
Thrifting/yard saling
Dumpster diving
Making trades and barters
Help look for missing people/pets
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Greek Gods 101: Hermes
Hermes is a god of travel, mercenaries, work, animal husbandry, trade, messengers, and athletes. Excluding the universal offerings, some common offerings include:
Citrus Fruits
Ramune
Candies
Souvenirs
Bird Feathers
Alcohol
Cheese
Coins and Money
Stamps
Foreign Foods or Candies
Foreign Drinks
For devotional acts, some activities that can be done for him include:
Write Stories
Write Letters (& Send Them)
Learning How to Make Drinks (Wine, Alcoholic Mixed Drinks, Juices, Etc.)
Traveling
Exploring Areas
Working
Making a Money Bowl
Learning How to Send Letters and Packages
He is celebrated in multiple Athenian holidays:
Noumenia
Pompaia
Heliogenna
Anthesteria, maybe
Asklepia, maybe
Olympeia, maybe
Bendideia, maybe
Panathenaia, maybe
Eleusinia, maybe
Zeus Epoptes, maybe
Genesios, maybe
Theseia, maybe
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Happy Halloween!
Here’s a spooky Hekate lamp…
It’s pretty!
Make your own with this free download pattern I made last year: just add battery tealight
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Oh my gosh YES thank you that is so so helpful! I really like those ideas. I dont want to hoard pennies and this is also such a nice way to give back to her! I’ll definitely give it a go on the upcoming new moon!! Thank you so so much for the ideas!
I was going to just deal with it in my own way but I think I need advice. So there’s two gifts Hecate REAAAALLLY enjoys from me. Old used keys from thrift stores and pennies. This isn’t an issue at all. I love giving her these all of the time.
The problem is that now I have SO MANY PENNIES that her entire offering bowl is overflowing. (We’re talking well over a dollars worth) And my fam cannot know about the whole Offerings to Ancient Gods/Goddesses thing so I can’t really get a bigger bowl. (It’s also in my bedroom so I can do food offerings in there)
Have you guys had this problem? I’m thinking I might just get some paper and learn how to roll pennies and then tape it shut or something. So that I have more room to … you know, give her even more pennies. 😌
I don’t know! this is what works for us but I’m running out of room and I do NOT have the heart to get rid of the pennies in some way.
Thoughts? 😌
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Maybe an obvious reminder but you don't have to feel guilty when you don't have anything to offer to your Deities in return for help.
In the same way you don't have to repay someone for doing you a favor out of their heart's desire - and don't have to feel bad if you cannot return their kindness with an equal gift back. People - and Deities - that love you understand when giving back is hard or impossible for you.
Sometimes a thank you is enough. Gratitude is enough, in whatever shape and form you can give it.
It's not transactional, it's set in mutual kindness and respect.
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I was going to just deal with it in my own way but I think I need advice. So there’s two gifts Hecate REAAAALLLY enjoys from me. Old used keys from thrift stores and pennies. This isn’t an issue at all. I love giving her these all of the time.
The problem is that now I have SO MANY PENNIES that her entire offering bowl is overflowing. (We’re talking well over a dollars worth) And my fam cannot know about the whole Offerings to Ancient Gods/Goddesses thing so I can’t really get a bigger bowl. (It’s also in my bedroom so I can do food offerings in there)
Have you guys had this problem? I’m thinking I might just get some paper and learn how to roll pennies and then tape it shut or something. So that I have more room to … you know, give her even more pennies. 😌
I don’t know! this is what works for us but I’m running out of room and I do NOT have the heart to get rid of the pennies in some way.
Thoughts? 😌
#hekate#baby wiccan#baby witch#witchblr#worship#hecate#hecate deity#hekate deity#offerings#help with offerings#deity offerings
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