THE STORY AND MYTH OF BRIGID Brigid, the Great Mother Goddess of Ireland, is the Celtic Goddess of Inspiration, Fire and the Arts. She brings healing and artistic beauty through her synergy of creative power. Brigid means bright and is the fire of inspiration that creates beauty and art in the world. She was born […]
Tarot
High Priestess Tarot – Ace of Swords – Truth & The Lady of the Lake by Kathryn Ravenwood
I got a new tattoo. Normally I would not post this on my newsletter, but it is important to me. It is in honor of the Lady of the Lake. She has been coming to me lately, and calling me to truth – the truth of who I am. She has been calling me to […]
High Priestess Tarot – Knight of Swords by Kathryn Ravenwood
It seems like only yesterday there was a clear plan in mind. Inspiration and great ideas were fresh; enthusiasm was running high. Confidant and clear, unstoppable, sure to succeed we charged ahead to bring our vision into reality. But what are these gloomy clouds blocking the view? Where did the clarity go? Why is it […]
Divination Goddesses for St. Agatha’s Day – Tyche, Fortuna, Wyrd, and The Fates by Kimberly Moore
St. Agatha’s Day is February 5 and is a day to honor the Goddesses of Divination and Fortune Telling. St. Agatha is a Sicilian Saint and Martyr who died in 251. How she became associated with the Goddesses Tyche, Fortuna, and Wyrd is somewhat of a mystery, but there is a long history of syncretizing […]
13 Creative Ways to Use Tarot and Oracle Cards by Kimberly Moore
My philosophy is simple when it comes to divination … Divine Daily. Using tarot, oracle, Goddess, and animal totem cards on a daily basis is a wonderful way to begin your day with a sacred connection. Invite a message from your Guides and Guardians. Listen to the whispers from Goddess and deity. The Universe is […]
High Priestess Tarot – Year of the Hanged Man by Kathryn Ravenwood
Suspended within the great Cosmic Egg of all Creation the Hanged One meditates, releases, realizes and dissolves the old consciousness so new realization can emerge. Like a cocoon hanging from a limb, wrapped in silent layers of silk, the promise of the butterfly yet to emerge is far from actualized. No activity is apparent; the […]
