The Goddess

As May or Beltane draws near and the Earth awakens in full bloom, we turn our gaze to the May Queen — a radiant symbol of fertility, rebirth, and the lush, untamed energy of spring.Continue Reading

Time is a paradox—seemingly infinite yet painfully finite. It flows steadily, indifferent to our attempts to measure or control it.Continue Reading

Hestia was the Goddess of the sacred fire, was once known as “Hestia, First and Last”. Being the first born, and also the last, takes a bit of explaining …Continue Reading

It’s been a bit since I felt like writing. The loss of my dear friend to cancer hit me hard. But sometimes, the harshness of life also has its flip side.Continue Reading

Like Fireflies in the night, we all come from the Goddess … and to her we will return … like the drops of rain … flow into the ocean.Continue Reading

The Greeks say she was born of the union of the sky and the fertile sea womb. When she arrived at Olympus, Zeus married her to Hepaestus, the lame God of smithcraft.Continue Reading

Goddess Eostre / Ostara, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of the dawn, from whom “East” (where the sun rises) and “Easter” got its name.Continue Reading