Covenant of the Goddess establishes an Award of Honor for outstanding service to community
ATLANTA, GA – The Covenant of the Goddess (CoG) has established an Award of Honor for outstanding service to the greater Pagan and Heathen communities in areas such as religious rights, international peace, environmental protection, interfaith leadership and education, the creation of lasting institutions, and the promotion of social justice and civil rights. The CoG…
Read MoreThe Covenant of the Goddess adopts formal position on environmental issues
We support local, regional, national, and global efforts to conserve natural resources, to seek clean, sustainable sources of energy, and to re-balance our world.
Read MoreYarrow (Achillea millefolium)
One of the all-around terrific herbs to support personal strength, creativity and expression is Yarrow (Achillea millefolium). Yes, I know, it’s hard to imagine that Summer is coming to a close as the days are obviously shorter and Autumn schedules start to kick in. Where I live, community colleges have started, and folks are selecting…
Read MoreThe Covenant of the Goddess establishes an educational Abuse Advisory Committee
ATLANTA, Georgia – On Aug. 23, the Covenant of the Goddess (CoG), a 39-year-old national organization representing Witches and Wiccans, established an Abuse Advisory Committee to “advise, educate, and support the Covenant on issues of physical and sexual violence.” The new committee will consist of members who have professional expertise and training in this field.…
Read MoreJuniper Berries May Help Calm Fears
Juniper Berry (Juniperus communis) is a wonderful plant that gives one the courage to face the fear and be open to learning the lessons. I haven’t met a person yet who does not have some kind of irrational fear – even a rational fear – of something. I know I have nightmares from time…
Read MoreAugust brings the sun’s rays and Lammas
As the summer sun climbs higher in the sky, and the earth is warmed by its strong rays, we seek the cool indoors or under a shade tree. Gardens are bursting with healthy vegetables and fruits such as vine ripened tomatoes, and the first of the wheat and corn are being harvested. The fragrance of…
Read MoreCINNAMON, a memorable herb
As we continue to enjoy the brightness and warmth of summer, we are reminded that Fire is fuel for creativity energy. Leo rules the height of summer and the life force is strong. The “medicine” provided for us to keep the balance is cinnamon, referred to here as Cinnamomum verum or Cinnamomum cassia. Background Information:…
Read MoreFiber Arts with Magic
Fiber arts have been a part of human society for eons and lore tells us that it has been used in the magical arts all along. There is a rich and deep history to the fiber arts, with as many uses and spiritual practices as there are facets to a diamond. Your mind and imagination…
Read MoreRed Clover (Trifolium pratense)
What a wonderful time of year to enjoy the fullness of growing and ripening in garden and field. We peel our clothing down to let our bodies breathe. We take in the full measure of sun and heat. If we are lucky, we have play time at the beach, lake, river, woods, mountains ~ and…
Read MoreThe Brothers Grimm, The Queen Bee
In keeping with our Bee series, here is short tale sent to us by Selene for our reader’s pleasure. Let us know what you think of this tale by The Brothers Grimm! THE QUEEN BEE The Brothers Grimm Translated by Margaret Taylor (1884) Two kings’ sons once went out in search of adventures, and fell…
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