Tag: goddess

Keeping Her Keys by Cyndi Brannen is an introduction to Hekate with a overview and brief history of how Hekate has been perceived over time.

Stones of the Goddess inspired by a desire to explore “the connections between the Divine Feminine and the mineral kingdom.”

As Alana Fairchild writes in the introduction to Love Your Inner Goddess Journal, following the heart is not always the easiest path to take.

The Holy Wild by Danielle Dulsky is a revolutionary guide for feminine empowerment that offers a paradigm shift in the history of witchcraft.

Because it was written by Alana Fairchild, I came to Love Your Inner Goddess Oracle App with high expectations.

Barbara Meiklejohn-Free, Flavia Kate Peters and Kate Osborne combined their wisdom to create Dark Goddess Oracle to illuminate the shadow.

There is something so satisfying about a guide entitled, “The only book you’ll ever need” -- especially when, as in this case, the volume is just 125 pages long. This isn’t to say I am credulous, only that I enjoy the idea that one book could cover a topic so authoritatively as to declare itself the only one needed.

The Egyptian pantheon is one that has enchanted people for centuries. For many people, this is their first experience in working with gods and goddesses and although some may move onto other pantheons, others choose to stick with the popular gods and goddesses. Sekhmet: Transformation in the Belly of the Goddess by Nicki Scully is a guide to working with one of these powerful deities.

Mabon is the celebration of the end of the harvest, here are some simple things that you can do to celebrate this time of year.

The mysterious creature, the Krampus, is brought to life in Al Ridenour's The Krampus and the Old, Dark Christmas: Roots and Rebirth of the Folkloric Devil.

Get comfortable and release all your cares and concerns from the day. Gently go within. We are going on a dark moon journey with the Morrigan.

I call on the Morrigan when I need to fight a personal battle, and to transform challenge into blessings. The Morrigan goes by many names.