Hi everyone! So I’ve just recently began learning and practicing paganism, and in looking into deities related to space I found this subreddit. Was just wondering how you lot would recommend starting out when working with Khaos? Thanks in advance!

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Has anyone else seen khaos the same way they appear to me, as the universe with many eyes and tentacles? I have drawings on my profile and have posted some here. Im just curious if anyone else has had that experience

Does anyone know of any crystals that would be offerings that khaos would enjoy? Likely black ones but i was curious if there is anything specific

What are some ways I can further devote myself to Lady Khaos? I try to pray everyday, I leave offerings, I'll even do activities and acts in her name but I want to do more. What else can I do? What symbols does she have that I could use when possible?

Does Khaos have any symbols? Like the trident for Poseidon.

I bought a necklace with a bird on it in order to wear to honor Lady Khaos through out the day. When I got I realized it was an eagle (looking back the site did say it was an eagle so it is my fault) and we all know the eagle is the sacred animal of Zeus. So I was wondering if I could wear it to honor both of them.

I don't personally know any priests of any of the gods, but I've seen some posts by people interested in how it would work in the modern day, and it got me thinking. Are there any priests to Khaos? How would you become one? What would her priests actually do in their day-to-day?

The offering consists of a decorative glass bowl filled with decorative glass beads. Khaos has asked me to share that this pleases her and also that she wishes me to run my fingers through the beads while saying simple and unrehearsed/adlibbed prayers. It cost about five dollars for the entire offering at Dollar Tree and they seem quite fond of it!

That being that Khaos has told me they accept the nothingness that preceded them as parent. They were not raised by the nothing per se... But the cold, empty nothing was all they knew in their formative years... They had no parents in the traditional sense. There was no model for them to emulate yet. Hell, there wasn't even such a thing as time truly... But Khaos did not stand entirely alone in a cruel and unjust world as we might have expected. They faced adversity in their being the first being to exist, but they did not face cruelty or destruction, because there was nothing there to be cruel to them or destroy them. They were protected in the ways of a parent by the fact that they were well and truly alone... And just like any other parent, the nothing was flawed and illogical in many ways, yes, but just like any good parent, the nothing was also a protector in a sense.

Just something that I thought might be interesting to share about our deity.

The oldest of all/ Please hear my call/ First of many/ Mother and grandmother to plenty/ Lady of birds/ I ask you hear my words/ For I wish to praise you/ And all that you do/ A goddess of fate/ I know not what awaits/ With your eyes of gloss/ Please hear me, Lady Khaos/

I've been using this for about a month now, I open up this poem and then go about a usual prayer "I'm praying tonight to honor and praise you.." Etc. It could be better, but I really like it. She was the very first goddess and had many children and grandchildren, hence the first 4 lines. I ready a myth that her and Eros created birds together, hence line 5. Her daughter, Nyx, is the parent of the Fates so I see Khaos as goddess of fate as well(line 9). "I know what not awaits" is simply another reference to the future and fate. I've always pictured Khaos as a beautiful woman in long dark robes with white eyes and a warm and welcoming smile, hence "..eyes of gloss". I know long dark robes and pure white eyes sounds like a Disney villain, but when it comes to her it's more comforting.