Истории Orphic

orphic~ mysterious and entrancing; beyond ordinary understanding. ~ "what are you doing?" his voice deep and threatening, "l-looking at lake.." "DO NOT ASNWER ME LIKE THAT YOU LITTLE BRAT!" ~ and that's when it happened.. that's when everything went dark. ~ TW// - blood+injury shouting+screaming swearing - that's it so far i think? :)

Estralla, a 17-year-old girl from a prominent and wealthy family, finds her life suddenly shrouded in mystery and unease. On what seemed to be a typical night, Estralla senses an unsettling presence watching her every move, leaving her with a growing sense of unease and unanswered questions. Who or what could be observing Estralla, and why? Read to find out;> Will revised some parts, as soon as I'm able.

Dione is a Titaness Goddess, variously described as being the daughter of Ouranus and Gaia, or of Oceanus and Tethys. In some versions of the story of the birth of Aphrodite, She is the mother of Aphrodite by Zeus. In the Iliad, Aphrodite returns to Olympis to be healed by Her mother Dione, after being injured I the Trojan war. Dione is described as very beautiful and fair. As a ancient Earth Goddess She is an early consort of Zeus, Her name being a feminine form of Deus, Divine One, another name of Zeus. In Orphic tradition She is the Divine consort of Prometheus, and works with him and the other Titans to awaken our subtle bodies and energy centres, preparing us for divine influence.

there's a girl in the woods. she appears like an apparition each day, watching aureste with glazed over eyes, and aureste can't help but stare back.

The Oneiri are the Ancient Greek Daemones (supernatural powers/spirits/minor gods) of dreams. According to the Roman writer Ovid, Morpheus is their leader. They are reported to be either the children or siblings of Hypnos the God of sleep, children of Nyx and Erebus, having their home in that place in Hades also named Erebus. The Oneiri can bring us Blessed, healing and prophetic dreams, or nightmares and false prophecies. We pray that they may bring us the former.

Dionysos is the God who liberates and saves our souls from suffering.

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Okeanus is the primal Greek God of water, from whence we derive the word Ocean. He is A Titan God, son of Ouranus and Gaia, and was thought of as the primal water surrounding the earth, the source of all rivers and seas. In mythology He remained neutral in the war between the Gods and the Titans, thus He can be seen as a God of transcendence, undefiled by squabbling and war. He is the most fertile of Gods, His offspring numbering thousands.

Thalassa is the primeval sea Goddess who embodies the Sea itself. In the Orphic Hymns She us equate with Tethys, Sea Goddess, Mother of the Sea Nymphs, and mother to the mortal hero Achilles. Thalassa is also the Mother of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love. When Kronos castrated Ouranus, his genitals fell into the ocean, and from this, Thalassa produced Aphrodite.

Poem to the God Iphaistos (Hephaistus), God of fire and smith craft

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' Orphic (adj.) mysterious and entrancing, beyond ordinary understanding. ' Everyone's scared of the dark. Everyone's scared of death. Everyone's scared of a monster hiding underneath the bed. Everyone's scared of something. Arden is stuck in the afterlife. She doesn't know how she got there, how long she's been there and has no recollection of her past life. But the afterlife provides Arden with a distraction: she's now a ghost, and now she scares for a living. Ironic, huh?

Hyperion is the Titan God of light, father to other deities of light and celestial bodies - Helios, the Sun, Selene the Moon, and Eos of the Dawn. Hyperion is the guardian of the Eastern portion of the Heavens, where the Sun and Moon both rise, and from where Dawn spreads Her rosy light, arising from His Divjne light. Along with his sister-spouse Theia Euphrasia,he gives the gift of sight to mankind.

Kennedy Rhett didn't wish to wake up with strange, binary, numbers scattered on her wrist, in such a order, one that seemed oddly familiar. She also didn't wish for these numbers to appear in her life from that day forward. But why exactly are they there?

A hymn in honour of Ares, the God of War, who helps us to fight the battles we face in life.

Some short parts of ideas I'm thinking about making them into books.

The day following the winter solstice (Heliostasis), is celebrated as the birthday of Helios the Sun God (Helioyaenna). This is a poem in honour of the reborn Sun.