Rest Mode
We are currently in a period of rest and reflection, following the ancient tradition of the Pythia Oracles of Delphi.
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March 2026
Active season: March - November 2026
The Tradition of Rest: Pythia Oracles of Delphi
The Pythia, the high priestess of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, was one of the most important religious figures in ancient Greece. She delivered prophecies and guidance to those who sought wisdom, but her practice was deeply connected to cycles of rest and renewal.
The Pythia did not provide oracles year-round. She observed specific periods of rest, particularly during the winter months when the sacred site was closed. These rest periods were essential for maintaining the integrity and power of her practice. During these times, she would withdraw, reflect, and prepare for the active season ahead.
This tradition recognizes that wisdom and service require periods of restoration. Just as the Pythia honored cycles of rest, we honor the need for reflection, renewal, and preparation before returning to active service.
Learn More
For those curious about the historical and cultural context of the Pythia Oracles:
- Britannica: Pythia — Comprehensive overview of the Pythia and her role
- World History Encyclopedia: Delphi — History of the Oracle at Delphi
- History.com: Delphi — The Oracle of Delphi in ancient Greek culture
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Delphi — Art and archaeology of the site
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