Category Archives: Pagan

Witch, I whisper. Beautiful is she Among the dappled woodlands of the night. She stands before the altar, radiant sight, A stunning priestess of the Goddess Three. Witch, they hiss, in streets of filthy towns At she who brought the … Continue reading →

Also known as Diana, Artemis was the divine personification of the moon, and was twin sister to the sun god Apollo. She became goddess of fertility, of woods and forests, the patroness of the hunter, and, in some instances, the … Continue reading →

From the Celtic tradition, we get a pair of ancient pagan images who fight for supremacy at Yule. The Holly King and the Oak King areprobably constructs of the Druids to whom these two trees were highlysacred. The Oak King … Continue reading →

Blessed Be the Great Mother, Without beginning and without ending, Blessed Be her temple of pure white marble, Blessed Be the stillnes of her holy place, Blessed Be the babe who cries to her, Blessed Be the deer who lift … Continue reading →

I am the Great Mother, worshipped by all creation and existent prior to their consciousness. I am the primal female force, boundless and eternal. I am the cahste Goddess of the Moon, the Lady of all magic. The winds and … Continue reading →