Clactonian | Dea Madre | 12th July, 2024
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Artwork by Maurizio Mollo

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Clactonian | Dea Madre | 12th July, 2024
Italian Black/War Metal
Artwork by Maurizio Mollo
“The Goddess awakens in infinite forms and a thousand disguises. She is found where She is least expected, appears out of nowhere and everywhere to illuminate the open heart. She is singing, crying, moaning, wailing, shrieking, crooning to us: to be awake, to commit ourselves to life, to be a lover in the world and of the world, to join our voices in the single song of constant change and creation. For Her law is love unto all beings, and She is the cup of the drink of life.”
— The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess, by Starhawk
Art by Linzy Arnott
INNANTIS DE EVA
“Cantus in limba sarda” è prevalentemente una storia ancestrale dedicata agli avi, ma anche la raccolta di scritti, datati o meno, in lingua sarda; la necessità di scrivere in lingua madre, sebbene (ed è motivo di critica) la nostra produzione letteraria sia soprattutto in lingua straniera, ovvero questa seconda lingua, benché acquisita insieme alla “limba mama”. Sarebbe il caso di precisare che…
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Cotton-Eyed Jennifer
says her name is Sibyll
and she can predict the future
but no one will listen to her
I wonder where you come from;
wish there were some way to know,
but I can't yet believe these prophecies don't come conceived by you and you alone
Your winged words are worth their weight, but Lady I have no faith.
Cotton-Eyed Sibyll, she
swears she can see
She could steer us forward faster, if only we'd unmask her
If I'd never crossed the cotton-eyed girl, she'd have been merry in a long-gone world
I know too well where we've come from
but who knows where we'll go?
The coast is close, but the winds are scarce and slow
Looks like a long way home to row
(via Cultura celtica: la wicca, la strega buona)
I Celti avevano il culto della Dea Madre, figura femminile potente, dispensatrice di vita e di morte e legata al ciclo delle stagioni. Al contrario della società insediate nell’area mediterranea le celte e le gaeliche avevano accesso alla cura ed alla medicina erboristica e addirittura al potere della chirurgia.
Alla scoperta della Dea Madre
Sassari. Venerdì 4 agosto dalle 9 l’area archeologica di Monte d’Accoddi ospiterà il laboratorio esperienziale di manipolazione dell’argilla “Alla Scoperta della Dea Madre” a cura dell’artista Stefania Spanedda. L’iniziativa è proposta dall’associazione dei Messy lab collettivo di ceramiche aps in collaborazione con il Comune di Sassari e con la direzione regionale Musei Sardegna. Nello…
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(via IN ITALIANO: Book of Shadows 36 Pages Working With the - Etsy Italy)