What do the Deities like?

Question:  Can you clarify what the Deity Thoth likes?

Answer: 

Beautiful smells. Strong plant odors, but not aromatic oils, because more than 90% of the market is counterfeit, and the artificial smell makes them dislike. To be sure, put in a lemon or orange peel, put in a fresh rosebud that has just been picked.

Question:  Is there anything else you need?

Answer: 

Especially, no. Deities love good bread, good coffee. But often, toxins can be present in this. And if there are good products, natural plant aromas, they always have a positive attitude towards it. There are needs, and there is what you like.

From experience, if you take coffee with a good aroma, non-toxic sugar, the Deities take it well. And otherwise - they refuse.

Question:  Do they need to pour coffee separately, or can you dedicate what you drink to them?

Answer: 

Deities are better at accepting untouched coffee. When food is poured for them, it is placed in a separate bowl and placed in a separate place for them.

The food that was set for them - it is better to fold it separately, and throw it away after 2 days.
And for spirits - they perceive better if you yourself think about them and drink - then they feel the energy of taste better.

QUESTION: Hello, I ask you for an answer, what offerings are desirable for the god Odin?

ANSWER: For all Deities, offerings in the form of natural fruits and vegetables, cereals are welcome. The main thing is that they are not toxic. They must have 15 lasso.

- Milk, water?
- Spirits and Deities do not tolerate synthetic substances (smoking sticks, candles with fragrances). And foods that show signs of fermentation and decay.
Spirits and deities treat milk calmly.

They love flowers with a delicate aroma, natural beekeeping products.

- How to serve food to the Deities?
- For spirits (dead people) offerings are eaten and thought of them. For example, if you want to do something nice for your grandmother, you can eat something and think about her. She will receive the sensations that she needs.

For the Deities, food is offered - laid out on a special plate. We think of the Deity, pronounce his name and bring him fruits and cereals on a plate.