What is Frith in Norse culture?

Goodwill and friendship that assures a mutual protection

Xenia means what in Greek culture?

Hospitality and generosity shown to others, especially guests

Dionysus is the god of. . .

Wine, Theater, Madness, Fertility

The Hierophant card means. . .

Tradition & Morality, Immorality

What is the meaning of the card Death?

Endings and Rebirth, Resistance

What does the Greek term Kharis mean?

Your relationship with the gods

Lyma is what in Greek paganism?

Physical dirtiness meant to be cleaned before worship

What is a saga? (Norse & Greek meanings are the same)

A long story or series involving gods or heroes

What is Apotheosis in Greek faith?

The transformation of a mortal to a deity or worshiped hero

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1
Miasma is small-scale uncleanliness of the self or spirit in Greek culture
True
False
2
What is Frith in Norse culture?
Stories about heroes and the gods
A type of magic centered around cycles
Goodwill and friendship that assures a mutual protection
A sacrifice or offering made to the gods
3
Khernips is the Greek term for blessed water, usually used for cleansing.
True
False
4
What does the Norse term Wyrd mean?
Fate or one's personal destiny
Offenses against the gods
Chaos and unpredictability of the world
A story involving heroes or gods
5
The element of Earth provides. . .
Flexibility & Connection
Grounding, Stability, Growth
Clarity, Cleansing, Memory
Transformation & Power
6
Grey is symbolic of maturity.
True
False
7
Xenia means what in Greek culture?
Hospitality and generosity shown to others, especially guests
Sacred worship of the Olympian gods
Physical uncleanliness that must be removed before worship
Blessed water used for physical and spiritual cleansing
8
Divination through electronic devices is called. . .
Technomancy
Bibliomancy
Channeling
Shufflemancy
9
Red represents. . .
Happiness & Friendship
Passion & Love
Abundance & Protection
Intensity & Love
10
Dionysus is the god of. . .
Wine, Theater, Madness, Fertility
Theater, Wine, Law, Frenzies
Communication, Community, Education
Wine, Fertility, Education, Crafting
11
The Hierophant card means. . .
You're kinda stupid :(((
Tradition & Morality, Immorality
Life & Death, Cycles
Isolation, Finding your own way
12
Myths are direct translations of deities and their actions
True
False
13
What type of answers are pendulums good for?
Details & Narratives
They aren't for answering questions
Cause & Effect
Yes & No
14
You must have a title to be in a coven.
True
False
15
What is the meaning of the card Death?
Drastic Disasters, Dodging a Bullet
Life and Death
You have 7 days to live :(
Endings and Rebirth, Resistance
16
What does the Greek term Kharis mean?
Your relationship with the gods
Offerings for a deity
Its the "official" name of the pantheon or religion
The spiritual uncleanliness of the self
17
The Vanir gods in Norse mythology typically rule over wisdom, battle, and law.
True
False
18
The suit of Swords represents. . .
Logic
Emotion
Protection
Energy
19
Lyma is what in Greek paganism?
Major spiritual uncleanliness
Fate or destiny as decided by The Fates
Physical dirtiness meant to be cleaned before worship
Blessed water for cleansing the self and the spirit
20
What is a saga? (Norse & Greek meanings are the same)
A formal ritual or ceremony
A long story or series involving gods or heroes
Sacred offerings to gods or spirits
A myth about a specific / singular figure or lesson
21
A Blot is the Norse word for formal offering to the gods.
True
False
22
Tarot cards have their own unique personalities.
False
True
23
The Aesir gods in Norse paganism rule over wisdom, law, and battle.
False
True
24
I just saw a crow nodding at me after I asked Hades a question. I saw a(n). . .
Omen
Projection
Translation
Aura / Energy
25
Deities can only work in areas related to their concept or title.
True
False
26
What is Apotheosis in Greek faith?
The decent of a figure to Tartarus for divine punishment
The transformation of a mortal to a deity or worshiped hero
The creation of a god or entity to fill a role or title
The ceremony performed for burial rites
27
The Norse gods are PRIMARILY separated into two tribes, the Aesir and the Vanir.
False
True
28
The root of a deity is the. . .
Concept
Worship
Mythology
Religion

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