A poem by: Dana Freeman
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A poem by: Dana Freeman
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Imbolc Prepares Us for the Magic of Spring
Imbolc prepares us for the magic of spring and is a holiday of hope – the first signs that the icy momentum will soon change as life stirs d
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Imbolc symbolizes the eternal cycle of Life and Death, the Seasons (both, the Wheel of the Year, and of Life itself). The rebirth of The Goddess at Imbolc brings vitality and growth of all living things. This is a season of merriment, celebration and the union of The Lady and The Lord. After their sacred union, The Horned God sacrifices Himself, so that The Goddess may share Her fertility throughout the natural world and its inhabitants. It is His act of self-sacrifice that initiates Summer's end, until the days grow shorter, and the winds usher in the cold, signaling the demise of the Good Mother, and thus, the long-awaited return of The Horned God.
Known as the Goddess of the Otherworld, The Phantom Queen and the Raven Queen (to name a few), The Morrigan is considered one of the most intimidating, yet widely revered for her skills in battle and shape-shifting between #TheMaiden #TheMother and #TheCrone.
мγ αρρєαℓ το τнє яανєи գυєєи: αи ιиνοϲατιοи οƒ τнє мοяяιgαи
Morrigan Morrigan Three times Three,
Hear the words I ask of Thee.
Grant me vision, Grant me power,
Cheer me in my darkest hour.
As the night overtakes the day,
Morrigan Morrigan Light my way.
Morrigan Morrigan Raven Queen
Round and round the Hawthorn Green.
Queen of beauty, Queen of Art,
Yours my body, Yours my heart.
All my trust I place in thee,
Morrigan Morrigan Be with me…
Yule Log - The Witchipedia
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An African Folktale - LessWrong
This is a folktale of the Hausa, a farming culture of around 30 million people, located primarily in Nigeria and Niger but with other commun