Helios

Deities

Tradition · Greek
Alternate Names
HeliusThe SunHyperion's Son
Gender Expression
Masculine
Titles
The SunCharioteer of the DayThe All-Seeing
Domain
The sunLightSightOathsTruthThe chariotThe day
Planetary Correspondence
Sun
Secondary Planets
JupiterMercury
Elemental Correspondence
Fire
Zodiac Affinity
LeoAries
Correspondences
Colors
GoldYellowWhite
Scents
FrankincenseCinnamonBay leaf
Metals
GoldBrass
Animals
HorseRoosterHawkLion
Sacred Timing
Days
Moon phases
Sabbats
Hours
DawnNoonSun hours
Offerings
HoneyGoldSunflowersBay leafWine
Invocation Approach
Tone
Bright sworn
Address
HeliosLord of the SunAll-Seeing
Relationship
Witness who sees every oath
Warning
Nothing hidden survives his light
Resonance
Those seeking truth sworn oaths and clear sight
Symbols
ChariotSun discHorsesRayed crown
Mythology Summary

Helios drives the chariot of the sun across the sky and sees everything that happens beneath it, which is why oaths are sworn before him. He is the witness of the day rather than its ruler: in Greek telling the sun is his work, not his throne.

Modern Practice

Call on Helios for clarity, for the exposure of what is hidden, and before making a promise you intend to keep. He is a daylight deity: work with him at dawn or noon, and treat the honesty he brings as the point of the practice.

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🜂 Incense & resins 6

🎨 Colours 2

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🜔 Elements 1

☉ Planets 1

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🕛 Planetary hours 1

📅 Weekdays 1

🔥 Sabbats 1

◈ Symbols 1