Mythology is the study of myths, or stories that explain natural phenomena and human behavior. People have always looked to mythology to make sense of their world and themselves. Today, people still read mythologies from around the world to learn about other cultures and gain a deeper understanding of their own beliefs and traditions.
My blog posts explore the different pagan pantheons in the world and their importance to modern pagans and witches. I believe that these ancient deities can teach us a lot about magic, spirituality, and our place in the universe. In my posts, I discuss how each god or goddess represents specific energies and what we can learn from them about working with those energies in our own lives. I also talk about the different correspondences associated with each deity, such as colors, numbers, animals, and plants. By studying these pantheons, we can better understand the magical forces at work in the world and how to harness them for our own purposes.
My whole life, I have worked mostly with chthonic deities stemming from the Greek and Roman pantheons, as well as ancient near east deities. I am also very interested in Norse mythology and plan to write about the Asgardian gods soon. In general, I try to focus on lesser-known or misunderstood deities because I think they have a lot to offer those of us who are often rejected by mainstream society (i.e., pagans, witches, LGBTQIA+ folks).
If you’re looking for a down-to-earth exploration of paganism and witchcraft that includes discussions of different deity correspondences then my blog is certainly for you! Furthermore, I try to make all of my posts relatable and applicable to modern witches regardless of where they are on their personal journey. So whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been practicing for years, I think you’ll find something useful in my writing.
Artemis, one of the most intriguing goddesses in the Greek Pantheon, is a figure of independence, strength, and mystery. Daughter of Zeus and Leto, and …
Embarking on a year-long journey with Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and moon, is an empowering way to enrich your spiritual practice. …
Artemis is one of the most dynamic and fascinating figures in Greek mythology. She is known as the goddess of the hunt, the wilderness, the …
Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and moon, has captivated imaginations for centuries. Known for her independence and fierce protection of her domain, …
Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and moon, stands as a symbol of independence and strength. For modern eclectic witches, her myths offer …
Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, moon, and wilderness, is a symbol of independence, strength, and connection to the wild. Whether you’re an eclectic …
Yule, celebrated during the winter solstice, is a time of magic, transformation, and deep connection to the cycles of nature. As the longest night gives …
Persephone, the queen of the underworld and the goddess of spring, embodies the ultimate journey of transformation. As both a maiden of the upper world …
The chthonic deities—gods and goddesses associated with the underworld, the earth, and the forces of death and rebirth—have been worshipped and revered since ancient times. …
Lilith, an ancient and powerful figure, represents fierce independence, untamed sexuality, and primal feminine power. Originating from various mythologies, most notably Jewish lore, she has …