“To keep the truth and tell the whole tale, the historian uses every good source.” Irish Folk History: Texts from the North Henry Glassie, pg. 11, When we are very young we are mostly concerned, generally speaking, with ourselves and our own moment to moment experience. This doesn’t mean we aren’t concerned about the […]
Goddess Brigid
Goddess Calendar and Feast Days for May 2018
‘But I must gather knots of flowers, And buds and garlands gay, For I’m to be Queen o’ the May, mother, I’m to be Queen o’ the May.’ – Alfred Lord Tennyson Goddess is ripe and Her fertility sweeps the land, stirring the fires, and calling us to rise up and dance with HER! She is […]
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March 2018 Goddess Calendar and Feast Days
Spring, Glorious Spring, is coming! Goddess is new again. The Winter Crone takes a step back and the Maiden of Spring is revealed to perpetuate the cycle of life. The joy and innocence of the Spring Maiden Goddess affirms the potential of our creative lives and the ability to dance, sing, and stand in the shower of […]
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Making Your Own Brighid’s Cross with Jude Lally
Making Your Own Cross A Brighid’s cross can be made throughout the year for whatever your personal need. You can make them out of varying materials such as corn husks, wool, fabric, pipe cleaners, raffia, or even paper – whatever you are drawn to using. Your cross will also look effective with just one round […]
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Goddess Calendar and Feast Days for February 2018
“The Sun’s path has returned to where it was at Samhain. Take some time to notice the quality of the light, for it is the same now as that shimmering magical glow of late October. But instead of the season of dark and silence before us, in the Northern Hemisphere, the season of light and growth […]
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Goddess Calendar and Feast Days for January 2018
HAPPY JANUARY, BLESSINGS OF THE NEW YEAR, and WELCOME 2018! The Goddesses of Winter hold sway now (in all of their myriad forms) – it is the time of the Crones and Wisdom Women. They keep vigil at the hearth fires, poke the coals, and sustain us in the darkest season. They are singing our […]
