Honoring my gods is less set rituals and more what makes the most sense for my connection to them. I think this is a good way to handle life in general. Standardizing and formulaic rituals and personal connection prevents it from having deep and personal meaning.
Even if my connection is all illusory and fictional, it still brings focus to my thinking, and helps me feel like I honor aspects of this universe I admire and enjoy. Or, in darker times, helps me conceptualize the far darker elements of our universe (especially through Devourer; through her eyes I can see all humanity for the speck upon a speck it truly is).
That's an oversimplification of Devourer's view, though. She sees how we're all specks, but she also spends time experiencing as a speck. "Empathy for the Ant" is a concept I should write out someday.
(But think about what a dark god you could be if you were to kill ants. How little they can comprehend you. How many kill ants for personal amusement.)
@Ulfra_Wolfe One of my oldest trips had me envision myself as a speck, clung together to all specks as part of a giant devouring beast.
My only old insight was that as a speck, I would retain the right to be sharp, even if other specks continued to gum me.
I'm still working out how to get us all out of our timeline before a different devourer of fate I consider leaves my children with nothing...