In Bulgarian folklore, 1-3 February is the first of two annual Wolf Holidays, and in some parts of the country they were marked by ritual precautions to protect against wolf attack throughout the year. It was taboo to spin, weave, sew or open scis
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Hands down my favourite form of the Goddess - full description available at http://www.scribd.com/doc/53835690/Tattwa-Shuddhi
from where I take the above screen shot and the following extracts.......
''In tattwa shuddhi, kundalini as prana s
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Today is imbolc, the start of Spring (pagan calendar) and the celebration of Brigid. She is latterly known as St. Brigid, a nun who established a monastery in County Kildare, where a sacred fire of hawthorn was perpetually tended by priestesses. V
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It's a kind of in joke that in so-called 'conspiracy' forums the demography is often younger men and, somewhat unusually, older women. Regarding the young men, one might expect this stat as they are at the perfect age to be thinking radically and jo
Read more…"The mighty choirs who extol Kybele on the mountain tops." ~ Aristophanes
By chance I discovered Kibela while I was away. The last quiet village on the Black Sea sounded like the very place I wanted to go, and when I got there I googled the history
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Archetypal qualities embodied by Lakshmi ~ Generosity, nurture, fertility, abundance, creativity, Light. appreciation of beauty, music and dance, mothering nature, marital happiness, luck, wealth in all forms, royalty, nobility, immortality, se
Read more…The Aghora Vimalananda explains to Robert Svoboda about Shakti....and Maya ~
You must try to understand that Maya can exist only where there is duality. The universe is full of pairs of basic principles:
male and female, positive and negative, acti
Saraswati Archetypal Goddess
May Goddess Saraswati,
who is fair like the jasmine-colored moon,
and whose pure white garland is like frosty dew drops;
who is adorned in radiant white attire,
on whose beautiful arm rests the veena,
and whose
Bóann is a River Goddess of the Tuatha de Danann from Irish Mythology. Her mother was told to be Danú, the great Mother Goddess; her father, or Grandfather, was the Sea God, Manannan Mac Lír. Her story mirrors that of the faery Godde
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