“Courage is a heart word. The root of the word courage is cor—the Latin word for heart. In one of its earliest forms, the word courage meant ‘To speak one’s mind by telling all one’s heart.’ Over time, this definition has changed, and today, we typically associate courage with heroic and brave deeds. But in […]
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Free Sekhmet Healing Meditation Circle – MotherHouse Goddess Temple
A Hymn to Sekhmet Mine is a heart of carnelian, crimson as murder on a holy day. Mine is a heart of corneal, the gnarled roots of a dogwood and the bursting of flowers. I am the broken wax seal on my lover’s letters. I am the phoenix, the fiery sun, consuming and resuming myself. […]
Goddesses and Lunar Resources for New Moon in Aries 3/24 by Kimberly Moore
Rise said the moon and the new day came the show must go on said the sun life does not stop for anybody it drags you by the legs whether you want to move forward or not that is the gift life will force you to forget how you long for them your skin will […]
Spring Equinox Blessings & Resources by Kimberly Moore
BLESSINGS OF SPRING EQUINOX! Big, deep breaths. The world has really changed since I sent out the March Goddess Calendar. The breadth of all that has happened is stunning. Normally, we would be stepping into our Happy Renew Year and that can still be the energy that we embrace moving forward. Setting personal and global intentions […]
Spring Equinox – Finding Hope in Uncertain Times by Michelle Boxley
Dear ones, this Friday the Wheel of the Year turns again with Ostara, Spring Equinox. Spring Equinox is the midpoint between Imbolc and Beltane, it’s the second of the three Spring Festivals and is a balance point where we once again we have equal light and dark like we did at Autumn Equinox. This time […]
Four Thieves Oil by Gwendolyn Barry
Bubonic plague swept through African, Asia, and Europe, notably into French ports of trade during 1413. It halted trade, releasing disease and death in such a suddenness that in the end it has been remembered as the Black Death. In the port town of Marcelles, four thieves blended the only known natural remedy capable of retarding and bringing […]
Goddess HiveMind – Books We Love for Spring Reading
“I love the smell of book ink in the morning.” – Umberto Eco Hello. My name is Kimberly. And I am a book hoarder. Thankfully, I am in a space that supports book hoarders, so I decided to tap some of our contributors for MotherHouse and instructors of Mystery School of the Goddess to create […]
SPRING: the time of becoming by Renee Starr
In the Northern Hemisphere, everything in the world is emerging, coming forth, becoming, and being born at this time. The tips of forest ferns gently unfurl, silent roots below now send tender shoots, stems and brightly greened-tipped leaves upwards, breaking free through the warm, thawed soil, baby bunnies, chicks, lambs and other springtime animals are birthed […]
Almost Spring and Lemon Basil Hummus by Kimberly F. Moore
I needed a pick-me-up. The March storms have been rolling through bringing rain, sleet, and snow, and lots of gloomy days. Mother Nature has been teasing the light of Spring here and there and just when I think Spring is sprung, the new snow forecast comes out. Even the kitties have abandoned the windows and […]
Vesna, Slavic Goddess of Spring {Tara Reynolds}
Vesna is the Slavic Goddess of Spring and fertility. The name Vesna in the Slovene language translates to literally mean “Spring”. Vesna is known as a beautiful and youthful goddess with flowers in her hair and long flowing locks that reach down to her knees. Sometimes she is portrayed scantily covered in leaves while holding […]
