Spes was the Roman Goddess of Hope. She represented positive expectation during hardship, loss, and uncertainty, and was associated with emotional resilience and perseverance in times of personal and collective distress.

The spider is linked to Athena, Goddess of wisdom and weaving. In the myth of Arachne, the spider symbolizes perfect téchne: strategic mind, patient creation, and order. The web represents calculation, knowledge, and control of fate.

Life tends toward balance: giving and receiving are part of the same flow. The exchange is not always immediate, but what circulates sustains movement. Excess on one side breaks the rhythm; flow is what holds everything together.

Hermes is the also the God of interpretation. From his name comes Hermeneutics: the art of understanding symbols, dreams, and ambiguous messages. He mediates between worlds and meanings, showing that truth is not literal, but revealed through context and interpretation.

Seeking knowledge is the best way to overcome your problems in life, regardless of what they may be. That's why the enemy is so opposed to questioning and curiosity, because it leads to knowledge and intelligence and with that you are not manipulated.

Did you know? Osiris is considered the first mummy. After being killed by Seth, Isis reassembled his body and wrapped it in linen, symbolically giving rise to mummification rituals and the belief in rebirth after death.

In Zevism, we learn how to rid ourselves of ignorance because it leads nowhere but to downfall. Free yourself https://t.co/ABvYPDLeqp

Can you spot the mistake? You don't need to think hard, just remember what muslims follow and do.

Lakshmi is the Hindu Goddess of prosperity, abundance, and well-being. Associated with beauty, luck, and harmony, she teaches that true wealth comes from balance, gratitude, ethics, and the natural flow between the material and spiritual worlds.

The Gods never demanded blind faith in ancient times, nor do they today. What mattered most were your intentions and actions.

Do you know? In Ancient Greece, the ill sought healing through "incubation": after rituals of purification, they slept within the temples of Asclepius. In dreams, the God was believed to appear, restoring the body or revealing the path to cure.

The Gods love you with deep care, regardless of your flaws. They do not demand perfection, for they understand human nature. The divine is not distant, the Gods are closer than you think. https://t.co/dYDPWZNFoV

Stoicism teaches: focus on what you control (your actions and character) and accept what you don’t (external circumstances). Nothing external is permanent; your worth doesn’t depend on it. Do your duty with excellence, without attachment to the outcome.

Eos is the Greek Goddess of the dawn, the personification of sunrise and the transition between night and day. She symbolizes renewal, new beginnings, hope, and the natural order of time, marking the daily return of light to the world.

To expand, christianity incorporated pagan rituals and symbols. After consolidating power, it condemned the original beliefs as evil, erased ancient traditions, and reinforced the idea of a single religious truth. Your "religion" is nothing but a lie.

In Ancient Egypt, the bee symbolized Lower Egypt, royal power, and the unification of the kingdom. It represented order, collective labor, and harmony (Ma’at). Sacred and long-lasting, honey linked the bee to purity and immortality.

The year is new, but we must remember that every day the sun shines and is a new chance to start over, to evolve further, to leave bad patterns behind...Every day is the day to make things happen. Happy New Year to all Zevists!!!

Discipline is an act of self-love. Limitations don't exist in the life of a Zevist. https://t.co/ABvYPDLeqp

In Ancient Egypt, work and the sacred were inseparable. Artisans asked Ptah for steadfastness, scribes asked Thoth for clarity. Small requests before work helped maintain Ma'at, the order of the world, in everyday life.

For women who call themselves super christians, take a look at the "love" of your god : Exodus 21:7 1 Timothy 2:12 Leviticus 12:2 Deuteronomy 22:28-29 That's some of MANY.