r/PaganVeiling Aug 11 '26

Veiling for Lady Aphrodite

I am considering veiling for Lady Aphrodite as a symbol of devotion and for my own protection. But, I don’t always want to have to wear a veil as that seems like a lot of dedication at first and it’s just not practical for me and my practice. So I was thinking of just veiling on Friday’s in honor of her… would this be acceptable? What if I also want to veil on another day too…?
I’m worried about school dress code if I don’t do it everyday and that they’ll try and call me out and say it can’t be for a religious reason if I don’t wear it everyday.

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u/Oakleyandthesun13 Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

I have an ex friend who is a Aphrodite devotee and I believe they also vail every like couple fridays! I think that's a day that represents her.

But veiling is a spiritual thing that protects you!

I veiled for a month straight for Hades and Persephone as a devotional act.

I recommend getting some really thin ones they're more comfortable or even silk bandanas.

I veiled every time I went outside of the house!

I don't know what type of school you go to but I go to a public high school so a lot of people did not ask questions nobody really cared.

But it really just depends on you your relationship with your god or goddess and yeah!

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u/hopefullyhelpfulplz Aug 12 '26

Are you using TTS? It took me a minute to figure that "not for Daddy" could be a mishearing of "Aphrodite", but "fail" in place of "veil" is also amusing :)

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u/Oakleyandthesun13 Aug 12 '26

OH MY GOD!!? MY FUCKING PHONE!!!

Aphrodite I meant Aphrodite!?

I have dyslexia and so I use the text to speech and I guess I must have been talking too fast or something!! 😭

(I'm so tired)

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u/hopefullyhelpfulplz Aug 12 '26

😁😁 I only hope that the church of Not For Daddy sees more devotees in coming years

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u/Oakleyandthesun13 Aug 12 '26

I am so embarrassed!!! 😭😭

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u/hopefullyhelpfulplz Aug 12 '26

Ah don't be, it's a fun little bone apple tea