Discover the hidden lessons and spiritual mysteries of the Dark Goddess as you perform guided pathworkings, rituals, and spells. Draw on the unique energies of her many expressions—her three main aspects of Macha, Anu, and Badb; the legendary Morgan Le Fay; and her other powerful guises.From shapeshifting and faery magic to summoning a lover and creating an Ogham oracle, the dynamic and multifaceted Dark Goddess will bring empowering wisdom and enchantment to your life and spiritual practice.

    Deeply spiritual and rooted in the natural world, the Gaian Tarot deck offers a true connection to our Earth Mother. Presenting a lush, contemporary, and multicultural world steeped in Gaian myth and lore, internationally acclaimed artist Joanna Powell Colbert beautifully updates the classic Rider-Waite-Smith archetypes. Radiantly bearing new life, the gardener shines as the reimagined Empress, while the Magician is transformed into a ritual drummer . . . This tarot includes a 78-card deck and a 288-page guide featuring tips on reading tarot cards, interpretations of symbols, divinatory meanings, exercises, meditations, and spreads. Praise: "Exquisitely beautiful, Gaian Tarot is much more than a tarot deck. It's a doorway into a community of people living close to the land and its creatures."--Mary K. Greer, author of 21 WAYS TO READ A TAROT CARD

    Each year We Moon features inspired art and writing sybmitted by women from around the world in exploration of women's experience and perspectives a goddess-inspired creation from the growing contributors, including writings by Joanna Macy, Anne Benvenuti, Miriam Dyak, and Lily Yeh, and art by Meinrad Craighead, Melissa Harris, Luz-Maria Lopez, and Sophia Rosenberg.

    

    Sims and Seeds boldly address the menstrual disconnect that women have been undergoing for centuries, but not without offering remedies to heal this split. Moon Mysteries invites all women to reclaim the wild and inherent menstrual wisdom that is their birth right.

    Karen Bek-Pedersen provides a thorough understanding of the role played by norns and other beings like them in the relevant sources. Although they are well known, even to people who have only a superficial knowledge of Old Norse mythology, this is the first detailed discussion of the norns to be published amongst the literature dealing with Old Norse beliefs. Surprisingly little has been written specifically about the norns. Although often mentioned in scholarship treating Old Norse culture, the norns are all too often dealt with in overly superficial ways. The research presented in this book goes much deeper in order to properly understand the nature and role of the norns in the Old Norse world view. The conclusions reached by the author overturn a number of stereotypical conceptions that have long dominated our understanding of these beings. The book has a natural focus on Old Norse culture and is especially relevant to those interested in or studying Old Norse culture and tradition. However, comparative material from Celtic, Anglo-Saxon and Classical traditions is also employed and the book is therefore of interest also to those with a broader interest in European mythologies.