Today we explore a darker figure from Irish mythology—Badb, Celtic Goddess of Destruction.
Badb – The Celtic Goddess of Destruction
September 6, 2021
(updated December 3, 2021)
Published by Vehemence
Tag: celtic
How Do I Know If I’m A Witch
September 3, 2021
(updated December 3, 2021)
Published by ladydawnhawk
How do I know if I’m a witch? The question is both one of simple faith, and one of complex societal norms. You may have more magick in your blood than you know.
Who is the Welsh Goddess Arianrhod?
August 26, 2021
(updated February 11, 2022)
Published by covencloud
Fertility, rebirth, cosmic fate, and time. Arianrhod is a complex goddess with a fascinating history.
A Quick Ritual for Tonight’s Waning Moon
August 26, 2021
(updated February 11, 2022)
Published by covencloud
The waning moon comes with potential for change and positive visualization. This is our quick ritual for making the most of the auspicious night.
What Women’s Equality Day Means for Women in the US
August 26, 2021
(updated February 11, 2022)
Published by covencloud
Equality is an inclusive path forward for all. What does Women’s Equality Day mean for women in the USA?
Who is the goddess Áine
August 25, 2021
(updated February 11, 2022)
Published by covencloud
Our journey into the history of paganism begins with the exploration of deities from past ceremonies. Áine is the Gaelic goddess of summer, wealth, and sovereignty.
August’s Sturgeon Moon Guide
August 22, 2021
(updated February 4, 2022)
Published by covencloud
The Sturgeon Moon offers us bounties, both spiritual and agrarian. Today we explore the moon and it’s history in ritual.
The Journey Begins
July 14, 2021
(updated February 4, 2022)
Published by covencloud
Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
There’s always blue sky
July 14, 2021
(updated February 4, 2022)
Published by covencloud
No matter how cloudy the sky becomes, there is always blue sky on the other side – in the same way that no matter how busy the mind appears, there is always an underlying sense of stillness if we can just stop for long enough for it to appear.
– Andy Puddicombe
