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Kitchen Witching at Mabon

Mabon marks the fall equinox and the second of the harvest festivals. An equinox is all about the balance of day and night. This...

Lughnasadh

Lughnasadh (pronounced loo-na-sa), also known as Lammas, is a traditional Celtic festival that marks the beginning of the harvest season....

Summer Solstice

For many people, the Summer Solstice is the beginning of summer. Those of us on the Goddess path know this is not true of course,...

May Eve

Bright blessings of May Eve, known also as Beltane and in the Dianic Wiccan Tradition as suggested by Ruth Barrett, Maidenfire! At this...

Reflections on the Spring Equinox

Here are some views on this time of year gleaned from readings, learnings, and experiences..... Indigenous cultures celebrate nature,...

Kitchen Witchery for Imbolc

The wheel has turned again. The sunlight that was reborn at Yule is just becoming noticeable as it stays daylight just a tad bit longer...

Brigid: The Exalted One

The Celtic Goddess Brigid is one of the most universal and adaptive deities found in all known spiritual paths. She is often referred to...

Goddesses of the Winter Solstice

Solstice- a time of awaking, renewal, and celebrating. Goddesses around the world and throughout time have shaped our celebrations of...