The Magick and Lore of Holly: Part Two
In this magical season, I’m sharing some holly lore. Known around the world as a powerful Green Ally, here are some ways to befriend this ancient one.
In this magical season, I’m sharing some holly lore. Known around the world as a powerful Green Ally, here are some ways to befriend this ancient one.
The night is our teacher, our healer, and it is absolutely necessary if we are to know peace. Be blessed by the holy darkness of this Mother Night.
As we enter the season of darkness, shine your Diwali lights, for good can overcome even the ugliest demons. We triumph when we are united by love.
Blessed Mabon! As we harvest the bounty of the Goddess, let us be sure to give back, make an offering, and do good for others at every opportunity.
We call upon Hecate today, to help us in this time of deepening darkness. Let us vow to stand beside Her on behalf of the forgotten and the powerless.
We honor Gaia the Goddess, and Gaia. the science, on this holy day. Like all good mothers, She teaches us rules and boundaries so that we may thrive.
The last day of the month is dedicated to the Goddess Hecate. Today, at the Crossroads, may She bring us light, and protect those in need of Her care.
The Wheel has turned. What will you give birth to? What will you grow in your heart’s garden? Wishing you a blessed, hopeful new beginning for Ostara!
This exquisite video was made by Imelda Almqvist, a shamanic healer and artist from London. I dedicate it to my Covenini sisters and tonight’s rites.
Forget the celibate martyr for whom this day is named. In the name of the Goddess Aphrodite, we reclaim this day for beauty, pleasure, and love.