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Figure of Hindu goddess Kali.

Kali, the Hindu goddess of creation and destruction

4 March 202325 March 2022

Kali is the Hindu goddess of creation and destruction, and the preserver of time. Here’s an introduction to this oft-misunderstood Great Mother goddess.

Categories Goddesses & Gods Tags Kali
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Elements of ritual: Four reasons to cast a circle

15 April 202218 March 2022

Casting a circle is a basic skill and building block of Wiccan ritual. It’s easy to take it for granted, but here are four reasons to cast a circle.

Categories Magick & Ritual
Shrine to Ochun

My journey to the orishas and to Lukumi, or Santeria

11 September 202211 March 2022

A summary of journey to the orishas with an overview of Lukumi, also known as Santeria, the African diasporic religion that developed in Cuba.

Categories Spiritual Practice Tags Lukumi
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How to support Ukraine: News, fundraisers, and more

30 December 20224 March 2022

This is developing conflict, but below is a list of articles that I have found interesting so far, and resources on how you can support Ukraine.

Categories Lifestyle Tags politics
The Themis of Rhamnous as displayed in the National Archaeological Museum, Athens.

Themis, the ancient Greek goddess of divine order

29 October 202325 February 2022

Themis is the ancient Greek goddess of divine order, the personification of justice, and the oracular power of the Earth.

Categories Goddesses & Gods Tags Themis
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Ochún, the orisha of beauty, love, and sexuality

12 May 202318 February 2022

Ochún is best known as the orisha of love, beauty, and femininity. This brings a lot of problematic stereotypes, but there’s a lot more to explore about Ochún.

Categories Goddesses & Gods Tags Lukumi, Oshun
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