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Yemaya, the Yoruba goddess of the sea

Yemaya and the Sea

The Yoruba goddess of the ocean. A patient introduction to the figure most working practitioners eventually meet near salt water, and what she gives.

Yemaya and the Sea

The Yoruba goddess of the ocean. A patient introduction to the figure most working practitioners eventually meet near salt water, and what she gives.

Kali in cosmic dance — the end of the year

Kali and the End of a Long Year

The Hindu goddess of necessary endings. A patient introduction to the figure who shows up when the year is asking to be over and the practitioner cannot quite end it.

Kali and the End of a Long Year

The Hindu goddess of necessary endings. A patient introduction to the figure who shows up when the year is asking to be over and the practitioner cannot quite end it.

Egyptian Isis with outstretched wings

Isis and the Long Wait

The Egyptian goddess of patience, search, and the long reassembly. A patient introduction to the figure who shows up when something has been broken into too many pieces.

Isis and the Long Wait

The Egyptian goddess of patience, search, and the long reassembly. A patient introduction to the figure who shows up when something has been broken into too many pieces.

Celtic Brigid — goddess of the light returning

Brigid and the Light Returning

The Celtic goddess of the first light after deep winter, and what her festival of Imbolc has to teach about the small return of energy in February.

Brigid and the Light Returning

The Celtic goddess of the first light after deep winter, and what her festival of Imbolc has to teach about the small return of energy in February.

The pagan wheel of the year

Esbats — The Old Word for the Practice You Alre...

Esbat is the old word for the lunar working that the practitioner is probably already doing. A patient case for naming the practice, and what to do with the name.

Esbats — The Old Word for the Practice You Alre...

Esbat is the old word for the lunar working that the practitioner is probably already doing. A patient case for naming the practice, and what to do with the name.

Stained glass moon goddess across twelve panels

The Twelve Full Moons, Plainly

The twelve full moons of the year, what they are traditionally for, and the small honest version of each. A patient guide that does not require almanac memorization.

The Twelve Full Moons, Plainly

The twelve full moons of the year, what they are traditionally for, and the small honest version of each. A patient guide that does not require almanac memorization.