Moonrise Herbs Blog — #goddess

Happy Tuesday, friends and welcome back to Tarot & Tea!  Today’s card comes to us from the beautiful Goddess Tarot by Kris Waldherr.  This deck utilizes the structure of the Rider-Waite-Smith format & imagery while updating and incorporating goddess tradition and lore from many cultures.  Many readers find this deck more easily helps them connect to the subconscious and feel more connected to the imagery with this deck. Our card today is XXI – The World and in this deck, it is surnamed Gaia for the Ancient Greek concept of the primordial Earth Mother from whom all terrestrial life springs. ...

Can you feel the change in the air? Happy Autumn and Blessed Mabon to those in the Northern Hemisphere! Equal hours of light and darknesswe celebrate the balance of Mabon,and ask the gods to bless us.For all that is bad, there is good.For that which is despair, there is hope.For the moments of pain, there are moments of love.For all that falls, there is the chance to rise again.May we find balance in our livesas we find it in our hearts. -Prayer by Patti Wigington "Night and day are again of equal length and in perfect equilibrium - dark and light,...

13 sundays, march 24 - june 16 5:30 - 7:00pm cost: $195 per person for the full series An introduction to the philosophy and fundamental concepts of the Craft of the Wise, also known as Wicca. This course is intended for the student of ancient religions and Goddess-worship, as well as for those whose path may lead into a deeper Craft experience. Topics explored will include: -Concepts of Deity (Goddess and God) -Wheel of the Year/Seasonal Celebrations -Ritual Practice and the Ethics of Magick -Techniques of Divination -And much more!!   Braeden C. is an initiated Wiccan priest, teacher, and...

The Solstice is nearly upon us and it's the perfect time to create your own Yule Log!  This ancient pagan European tradition that combines representations of the God and Goddess and the celebration and return of the Sun....and they are so easy to make! In the Celtic tradition, they would use a log of oak as a representation of the Horned God but feel free to use the type of wood that speaks to you! Here are a few of the traditional correspondences from Earth Witchery: Ash -- brings protection, prosperity, and health Aspen -- invokes understanding of the grand design Birch -- signifies new beginnings...