In a world that often celebrates masculine strength and power, there is a deep longing for the rediscovery and reclamation of the Divine Feminine Wisdom.Among the various symbols and archetypes associated with the feminine, one particularly intriguing figure stands out: Sheela Na Gig.

An "imram" is a term used in Irish literature to refer to a genre of early Irish sea voyage tales and often incorporates mythical or otherworldly elements. The word "imram" itself translates to "rowing about" or "rowing around" in Irish. These tales typically describe mythical or legendary voyages undertaken by Irish heroes or saints, where one seeks knowledge, divine blessings, or a deeper understanding of the world.

In this article, I will do my best to describe what I feel the true differences - as well as the similarities - are between being a Priestess and being a Witch.

On May 1st we are celebrating the calendar date of Beltane (Beltaine) - the cross-quarter day and sacred fire festival. Beltane was regarded by the Celts as the beginning of summer when nature starts to bloom in the northern hemisphere, and there is an unfolding of beauty through the abundance of light.

Friday the 13th has become a feared day, associated with bad luck, tragedy, and even death. However, this day holds very powerful feminine energy, hidden and forgotten within the patriarchal system.

A modern-day priestess may have a variety of practices and beliefs, but generally, she sees herself as a spiritual guide toward healing and transformation. Priestesses today may work with rituals, divination, and other spiritual tools

In the wheel of our inner seasons, ovulation is a very incredible time. While it technically takes place within a 24-hour period, in the days leading up to and after this incredible event, we also have an increase in our energy.

Capricorn, being the last earth sign of the zodiac, brings with it the much-needed energies of slow movement and determination.

The return of the Sun was celebrated all over the world in different ways and each tradition talks about rebirth.

The Wheel of the year is a seasonal calendar based on specific points along the year where the sun's position changes