The Morrigan
The Morrígan: Phantom Queen of War and Fate Introduction The Morrígan, also known as Morrígu, Mór-ríoghan (before the spelling reform), or the “pha...
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Eclipse-Charged Water
The Metaphysical Magic of Solar Eclipse-Charged Water Introduction Solar eclipses are cosmic phenomena that captivate our imagination and stir our ...
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Ginnungagap
In Norse mythology, the creation of the world is a fascinating saga that begins with an empty void called Ginnungagap. Let me weave this cosmic tal...
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The Pink Moon - 23 April 2024
The Pink Moon: A Cosmic Tapestry of Love and Transformation 1. Origins and Name The Pink Moon, also known as the Egg Moon or Sprouting Grass Moon,...
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What is Beltane?
Beltane: The Fire Festival of May 1. Etymology and Name Origins The name “Beltane” is derived from the Gaelic word “Bealtaine” (pronounced approx...
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Beltane Celebrations
Beltane, also known as May Day, is a vibrant and joyful celebration that marks the beginning of spring and the warmer half of the year. It’s a time...
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What is a "Pagan" anyway?
The Etymology of the Word “Pagan”: From Villagers to Ancient Religions The word “pagan” has a fascinating history, spanning centuries and cultures....
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Monatomic Andara Crystals
Monatomic Andara Crystals: Mysterious Gems with Quantum Properties Introduction Monatomic Andara crystals have captured the fascination of crystal ...
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The REAL Reason for the Season
The Legend: According to popular folklore, St. Patrick miraculously banished all the snakes from Ireland. However, there were no actual snakes i...
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Celebrating the Worm Moon
The Worm Moon, also known as the Storm Moon, holds a special place in pagan traditions. As the name suggests, it occurs in March and is usually eit...
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The Worm Moon - March 25, 2024
The Spiritual Significance of the March Worm Moon 🌕 March, my favorite month, heralds the arrival of spring—a season of renewal, hope, and new begi...
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Celebrating Ostara
What Is Ostara? Ostara, observed as part of the pagan Wheel of the Year, falls on March 21 in the Northern Hemisphere (and September 23 in the Sout...
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A Tale as old as Time?
Origin and Background: Greek Roots: Before the Romans embraced him, Cupid was known to the Greeks as Eros, the handsome god of love. Hesiod, an e...
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