2,121,566 people are not Hans and counting!
We’ll find you Hans.
This is my uncle in 1984.
i walk into starbucks and order a pumpkin spice latte with 13 shots of espresso. i tell the barista that i intend to transcend humanity and become a god. i ask for no whip cream
@floralflowerpower here’s some stuff!
almost every one of these blogs has, usually through a pinned post or tags or tabs on their desktop theme, at least one masterpost, and those are HUGELEY helpful!
piristephes is my current favorite blog for all things hellenic. great for incorporating accurate ancient knowledge into modern practice. lowkey will make you want to learn ancient greek. since he’s a devotee of hekate he has a lot of stuff for her!
similarish in content, honorthegods mostly reblogs devotional art and links to informative articles
here’s a good masterpost for hellenic studies! i’m not familiar with this blog (hellenic-reconstructionism), but seeing it now, I’d recommend checking it out 👀
i don’t know much about this masterpost but seeing as it starts from the beginning on hellenic paganism, i’d say it’s a good place to look at
for general witchcraft stuff (yknow, spells and divination and the like) (and i won’t put a ton of resources for such stuff here unless you ask but anyway i like stormbornwitch and curlyhairedcrafter
not so much on concentrated information and lists and such as the others, but if you’re going to be practicing paganism at all I’d recommend following normal-horoscopes (who also posts reblog/meme content, and you might honestly already be following them) and will-o-the-witch (also posts spell lists and stuff like that pretty frequently) who very frequently make posts or respond to asks with important info/reminders on things like closed practices, the history of paganism, avoiding bigoted sources, etc
in general, masterposts are your best friend. often one will link to another, and you can fall down information rabbitholes. there are plenty of beginner’s guides out there (i couldnt find one of my favorites –;; )… also, though, assholetry is rampant here, so try to make sure any blogs you’re investing yourself in aren’t… assholes
also, as a tip for deity work in particular, I’d like to suggest a balance of others’ knowledge (research, historical practice) with your own spiritual relationship (spirit work (try searching the term on one of those witchy blogs I linked), mostly, as in asking deities how they want to be worked with)
ok cool :) i didnt have as many resource blogs saved up as i thought i did, i might work on that now… enjoy <3
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since there’s apparently some sort of confusion on the matter (read: people are idiots)