Hello!
Call me Pseudanor (after Dionysus' awesome epithet).
I am new to the fediverse but you may know me from other social media.
I've been a hellenic polytheist since at least mid 2023, but lately I've been figuring "eclectic polytheist" probably fits me best for a few reasons. I do primarily worship the hellenic Gods though.
I am queer and disabled.
I'll probably update this once I have the hang of the platform but for now here you go ^^

#introduction #hellenicpolytheism #eclecticpolytheism #polytheism

**No Xenia For Xenophobes

We received a clear message from Zeus which we feel compelled to share.

As with most of Hellenism, Xenia is reciprocal.

We cannot extend Xenia to invaders in our communities to seek to harm and destroy the diversity of our sacred gardens.

No Xenia for Xenophobes.

It is our sacred duty to protect the sanctity of hospitality and deny Xenia to ICE agents.

Their masks, distractions, and coverups cannot hide their crimes from Themis, from Zeus, from Dike.

We affirm our third amendment rights.

May the warmth of the Gods melt the hazardous ice. May our our roads and our communities find safety this winter. May Dionysus break the chains of oppression. May Herakles grant us strength.

Stay safe. Stay warm.

The Gods are watching.

#noxeniaforxenophobes #noxeniaforice @TempleOfDionysus #dionysus #Zeus #freedomofexpresson #clergyofzeus #pagan #helpol #hellenicpolytheism #templeofdionysus #Xenia #xenios #hospitality #community #greekgods

Who is Ourea

In Greek mythology, the #Ourea are the primordial gods of the Mountains, born directly from #Gaia, the Earth, without any father. Each #mountain was considered a divine being with its own spirit and presence.

They represent the strength, stillness, and mystery of the high peaks — places seen as sacred and close to the #gods .They stood as eternal symbols of the Earth’s power and endurance.

#religion #hellenicpolytheism #greek #hellenic #myth #mythology #myths

Who is Pontus

In Greek mythology, #Pontus is the primordial god of the Sea, one of the first beings to emerge from #Gaia, the Earth. He represents the deep, unshaped waters that existed before the seas were ruled by #Poseidon or filled with life.

With Gaia, Pontus fathered many ancient sea deities, including #Nereus, #Thaumas, #Phorcys, #Ceto, and #Eurybia. Together, they shaped the mysteries and creatures of the ocean.

#Religion #sea #ocean #gods #hellenic #greek #hellenicpolytheism

Gaia’s First Children

#Uranus – the Sky, her son and later consort.

#pontus – the Sea, the first waters of the world.

#ourea – the Mountains, spirits of the high lands.

#Gaia #religion #hellenic #hellenicpolytheism
#Gods #Earth #life

Who is Erebus

In Greek mythology, #Erebus is the god and personification of darkness and shadow, one of the first beings to emerge from #Chaos. He represents the deep gloom that fills the spaces between the world and the Underworld.

Erebus is often seen as the brother and companion of #Nyx, and together they brought forth many of the darker forces of existence, like #Sleep, #Death, and #Dreams.

#religion #mythology #myth #myths #hellenic
#darkness #greek #hellenicpolytheism #gods

Who is Eros

In Greek mythology, #Eros was one of the first beings born from Chaos, the void before creation. He wasn’t the winged god of love yet, but a powerful force that brought order and life into existence — the spark that made the world come together.

In the oldest tales, Eros is pure love itself — timeless, creative, and unstoppable.

#hellenic #mythology #religion #myth #love #romance #hellenicpolytheism #chaos #greek #myths #mythos #mythical

Who is Tartarus

In Greek mythology, #Tartarus is one of the first beings to emerge from Chaos, existing even before the gods. It is both a primordial deity and a vast, dark abyss deep beneath the Earth.

Tartarus is described as a gloomy pit, far below even the #underworld, surrounded by mist and darkness. It represents the deepest part of existence — a place of confinement and punishment for the enemies of the gods.

#hellenic #mythology #myths #greekmythology #hellenicpolytheism
#religion