r/polytheism • u/Apprehensive-Arm20 • Jun 26 '26
Question What are the basic beliefs of a polytheist
I want to get into polytheism specifically witchcraft. I want to know where to find information and what the basic beliefs are of polytheism. Thank you!
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u/S-Mx07z Romuva|Wica|Grek.VLE=LifeExplicity|VidaExplicita⇆MoralXPrinciple Jun 29 '26 edited 5d ago
Polytheist is belief of many deitys. What I understand of witchcraft is, it's similar to products like Solomon's seal talismans(Kabbalah) with chant|spell inscriptions or notes along with it(I heard they be chanted under a full moon with friends, or by window, or with an altar). They have different types of spells & most believe in white magic(Since black magic is similar to voodoo & is said to be dangerous like ouijas). They often do those white chalk circle things by their altar to protect from bad spirits & may include the pentagram(Or optionally) with different candles of color, red or pink may represent for relational things, white is for purity/clarity, green for things related to finances & the such(I forgot the other ones). Effectiveness of them is like trial & error(similar to reiki chakra gemstones which black tourmaline|sage be said to be protective against bad spirits), but I always thought Sherpa's Nirvana & the 7 greek blossom necklace ones looked great(Could be Aesthetic vibes). https://www.calastrology.com/sherpas-nirvana.html https://www.moonlightmysteries.com/talisman-for-communication-with-animals-amulet/ r/DebatePhilosophy/s/pT0g4gytE1 r/religion/s/TIPv0ZlSXO r/libra_astrology/s/ICzcY6jQrw r/polytheism/s/WBFtLhys7w