I never take my devotional jewelry off but it isn't too much to be a problem. Naturally, I wear a Mjolnir, but on either side of the hammer I have an amber glass bead in Freyja's honor. I also wear a silver earcuff with her name in runes as a devotion that I hope to always hear her call.
I truly love how you explain things in every single video. You bring so much knowledge and use it in a realistic way. I love this so much! Also, I am OBSESSED with your shirt in this video!!
Beautiful video! The very day she passed away, my grandmother gave me her wedding ring to keep. I was very close to her and am the only daughter of her only daughter. I wear it every day alongside my own wedding ring.
Thank you so much for this video! I wear devotional jewelry but always felt something was lacking in how I worked with it. I feel like I now have the tools to enable a deeper connection with the particular spirit.
Usually, for devotional jewlery, i will write or find a prayer for them and pray into the jewelry daily, that way it is charged by the intention of the jewlery being for the spirit, and the prayer that i wrote/found and used for them. Adds a little something to the jewlery
I wear my dads old 1950searly 1960s Rolex which was handed down to him from my grandfather who received it for retirement back in the early 1970s , I also have a very old pocket watch which was my grandfathers I think that it was made early 1908 -10, it is strange how for some as even as a child ( 5yrs old) I was attracted to watches and windup clocks something to do with the mechanics I think but am not sure I wear the wristwatch until I go to work , the pocket watch is wound up every day they are both placed in an area on my home for my granddads and father I think I should move them to the area where I place a glass of morning tea and also burn incense for all my spirit friends I do my best to honour all of them which is why I call them spirit friends. I also have two old blankets that I was told were made by my Grandmother which I have placed and used for covering things but they are always seen and noticed even the teapot I use was my grandmothers and almost every time I make teas using it I can just barely hear her giggle and see her smiling in my mind saying that I don't have to use it, and I am being silly because she is always around, she moved on back int he 1970s
Are you familiar with the silver niello figurine "Odin Fra Lejre?" It has four strands of necklace. I've been working with UPG for a long time, and have made an entire outfit which emulates the Odin Fra Lejre. One interesting detail is that the necklaces correspond to the deities/beings with whom I have a close connection. Each necklace has a prayer that accompanies it. I have one for Freya, one for Freyr, one for Odin, and one for the Beloved Dead. I do use my grandmother's diamond ring as a pendant when doing divination.
Personally, even wearing certain colours can be an simple act of devotion. I was never into tattoos (I love yours, they are beautiful) some tattoos can be devotional too (but they have the disadvantage of being permanent).
I have the same acorn necklace, just with a gold top, so beautiful ❤ I also have a sun necklace with an amber in the middle I wear every day. And an amber "hagstone". Hail Freya
Personally I use jewellery as a way to connect and almost channel a Deity. Like my Morrigan one is to remind myself of the inner warrior, my Hephaestus one is to help use my creativity. I have a necklace that is for self empowerment as I struggle with low self esteem. I made a character of myself that is a goddess, shes my true confident self this helps me to stay focused, endure, use my wisdom, find wisdom in everything, not to get upset over small things, remain calm and to be mindful. It has gotten me out of depression and suicidal tendencies. Atm its a dragon necklace that represents her, my connection to the universe and my inner dragon.
I love some of your ideas. Thank you. Devotional jewelry can be misunderstood sometines. I wear a cross from my great grandmother and a lit of dumb people think I shouldn't wear a cross, but it's also her religion. To go against it would be disrespectful. I notice for me, the Norse Gods love jewelry I already have laying around, because my energy and emotions are attached to it. I hold mine against my heart and give some of my energy, stating my intentions, and then ai will see it down for them and let them take it spiritually or do the same. Asjing is a good suggestion. For me, a deity may change symbols or the way tgey wish to appear to me once qnd a while, to connect with me on a more personal level. I've heard Freyr xan be associated with Turquoise and/or red. In the beginning, he came to me with a very specific shade of light Indigo or Sky Blue, like Blue Lace Agate. I began to find it everywhere. When I asked him wha6 he liked, he often picked things with raunbows. After I thought about it, God of sun and rain! Yeah! Makes sense. I began to understand him on a deeper level too. Rainbows can be a spwctrun of frequency and if he us cycles, life and death, than a rainbiw could represent his ability to meet people where they arw at, to create a brudfe. Of course, I wondered about the rainbow bridge too. Now he is emphasizing red flowers and fruit as ai am gardening, so I think he is all8wing me to get to kniw each aspwc5 of hims3ld as beeded. I find deities more compkex like us. Sometimes they just like certain things too. I want to try sone of ypur consecration ideas to see what I like. Those are pretty much the same concept and nay be more effwctive with tge physical aspect. ❤❤❤
I used to wear a garnet for Perséphone and Hadès calling. I never wore it in day to day, only when I sat in front of their alter, as a could do with a candle. The garnet was really to big for a daily use xD But I enjoyed that and wish to do it more in the future, and maybe in a daily way. Thank you for your videos ! Love from France :)
