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"Bacchus", Bartolomeo Guidobono (1654 – 1709), Italian
"Bacchus", Bartolomeo Guidobono (1654 – 1709), Italian

The Maenad is a court jester for Halloween. I was born for this role tbh.

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My hope is that this can become a place for me to do acts of devotion regarding feasting and home making. This channel will remains a place for me to meme and post prayers. I’ve gone through many life changes since starting this journey and starting this channel. I am truly grateful. Hearken to my voice, O blessed one, and with your fair-girdled nurses breathe on me in a spirit of perfect kindness. May we all find freedom in communion with you. 🍇

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Norman Lindsay - Our Earth, 1936
Norman Lindsay - Our Earth, 1936

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Tilla Durieux as Circe, 1912 Tilla Durieux (born Ottilie Godeffroy; 18 August 1880 – 21 February 1971) was an Austrian theatr
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Tilla Durieux as Circe, 1912 Tilla Durieux (born Ottilie Godeffroy; 18 August 1880 – 21 February 1971) was an Austrian theatre and film actress of the 20th century.

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May you shield us from the waves and guide us through treacherous storm. 🙏
May you shield us from the waves and guide us through treacherous storm. 🙏

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The Apollo Necklace By Henry Wilson
The Apollo Necklace By Henry Wilson

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O Beautiful Gods, With the fall equinox, we stand in balance before You, as the day and night now stand equal before us. May we spend this day honoring You in harmony with the seasons. Dionysos, who lords over the vine and harvest, Bless our harvest, the fruits of the earth, the wine, and the grain. Your dance of life and death today have us enchanted. The dying of the year approaches, but with You, we know new life is promised. Athena, wise protectoress of our cities, Guide us through the turning of the year. As leaves fall and winds grow cold, May You grant us strength and wisdom as we prepare for the winter ahead. Demeter, our Earth Mother, who today and for months onward grieves the loss of her daughter, May Your tears nourish the fields, As You gift us the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Persephone, Holy Queen of the Underworld, Your journey deep into the Earth is upon us. May Your descent remind us of the mysteries of the soul, And of the return to light that is yet to come. Hades, lord of the unseen, Keeper of the dead and the treasures that lie below, We acknowledge Your domain, And the quiet rest that comes. As with the turning of the seasons in perfect harmony, we honor You as we pass through our annual death. Ares, Srong God of strife and battle, In this season of fading warmth, May You keep our courage strong and our hearts steadfast, For the trials that may come with the waning of the Sun. Hera, blessed Queen of the heavens, Bless this time of transition with Your grace. In the gathering of the harvest, may we also gather peace, In the darkening days, find harmony, order, and comfort. O mighty Gods, who deserve praise eternal, receive our prayers as the year turns, We ask You to grant us Your protection and guidance.

Wild Woman riding a Unicorn, Master of the Amsterdam Cabinet, 1475.
Wild Woman riding a Unicorn, Master of the Amsterdam Cabinet, 1475.