I'm a "catch it in the moment" worshipper/meditator. I treat assorted gods/goddesses as separate, completely cogent individual aspects of a greater God/omniversal deity; I regard Metis (Resourcefulness, Cleverness, Pragmatism and Experientialism) as a sort of personal patroness in that regard. In her earliest recorded iterations, Metis was associated with cinnamon, owls, bees, and snakes, as well as handheld tools, knives, and implements. When I pick up a tool for practical use, or when I pack my bag with the day's resources and preparations, sometimes I burn a cinnamon candle or chew a piece of Big Red gum, putting myself 'in the zone' or 'in affinity' with the concept and her affiliated substance/scent/flavour/incense.
The way I break it down, instead of consciously giving worship, I'm simply dwelling in the moment that I enact the represented concept, taking part in it and making the most direct connection I know how- taking words and requests and stated praise out of the equation and just letting my actions display 'I acknowledge your presence in this moment'.
XD It's also an awesome study aid; when I smell or taste cinnamon, I recall what I studied, so I chew Big Red during exams to keep my memory sharp and resourceful. Everybody wins. <!-- s

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I guess what I'm saying is... if you're going to immerse yourself in that being's "element", and you're trying to cut out the middle-man in the form of the being-by-name... why not also cut out the middling factor of conscious, verbalized worship? You can be in a meditative state of mind without it being as concentrated, forced, and intentional as directed worship.