So I will be experimenting with how much can fit into these different examples of portable sacred spaces.

Maxtias suslāntia-c!
Buetid!

With this one I went ambitious by using bigger items to see how far I could take it. I have 3 decently sized bowls, 2 diety statuettes, a wooden stand, a small diety/spirit house, a shell and a cloth. I can fit more (e.g diety tokens, more statuettes etc) ans I will be trying somethings out.

So this is a delight of a box. It has no lid (I am working on changing that), it does have handles, and it has a good amount of storage. But the best part is that it can be turned into a small table.

The midsized one is a simple box for storage and it works wonders! I was able to fit an oil lamp, horn bowl, a spirit plack, 2 ceramic bowls, a lot of diety tokens and of course the cloth. This box fit a lot, close to the amount of what some would have on their home shrines/altars.

The smallest one is an old copper box with a snake on the lid, well suited for the symbolism behind snakes. I was able to fit a bowl, oil lamp, couple of shells and a cloth, I could have probably have fitted other things, however this is enough to be able to practice veneration.

Looks very la tene like

Deu̯oi con sue
Maxtias suslāntia-c
Buetid

Deu̯es bi anextlos anson
Dēuūs Ueronadūs Dēuūs Andernadūs-ic

Through stories, songs and spell do they inspire wisdom and hope

The club to cast spells

With a sword for striking

They do spells and help those in need

They tell stories of old, the sing songs by the campfire

This is beautiful

So stay tuned for more and as always
Deūoi con sue
maxtias etic suslāntias uer sue

Back to the grove I go

Your neighborhood Pup the Cauldron

I will be presenting my own created systema that is based on historical, theological and cultural research as well as my own upg (unverified personal gnosis) and praxis development. My systema hopefully will inspire more to make their own systema, as historically many praxes existed between people.