Girdle of the Goddess

ARIANRHOD

On February 28, 2020 by

Arianrhod, celestial goddess of magic, reincarnation, time, and fate, is a major deity in the Welsh pantheon, and is often described as the most powerful child of Dôn (Mother Goddess equivalent to the Irish Danu).  Her name translates as “silver wheel” which is variously interpreted as a reference to the moon, the wheel of time,Read more

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MERCURY

On February 24, 2020 by

MERCURY 2020Psychopomp & Messenger God MYTHOLOGY OF MERCURY Mercury (Roman)akaHermes (Greek)Thoth (Egyptian)Turms (Etruscan)Gud (Sumerian)Nabu (Babylonian) is a god of communication (written & spoken), divination, cunning, travel, merchants, thieves, and tricksters.  He is also a magician, an alchemist, a boundary god, a psychopomp (meaning he can freely travel between worlds), and a messenger.  ASTROLOGY OF MERCURYRead more

Girdle of the Goddess

NEITH

On February 18, 2020 by

As a primordial goddess, Neith (pronounced either ‘nayth’ or ‘neeth’) is one of the oldest deities of ancient Egypt.  Also known as Net, Neit, and Nit, Neith is referred to as the mother of gods, the grandmother of gods, and simply as the “great goddess”.  Commonly shown with her symbol overhead (an odd symbol withRead more

Girdle of the Goddess

SAGA

On February 9, 2020 by

Second only to Frigg in the Norse pantheon, Saga is a goddess of recorded knowledge and storytelling.   She is often depicted holding a cup and/or jug, and sharing a drink with Odin, the All Father.  The drink is said to both inspire and immortalize.  To truly appreciate the power and energy of Saga, we mustRead more