birth and death – Moonzie Momma

From The Goddess Companion May 24

A nighttime panoramic scene depicting an ancient Greek torchlit procession and footrace on a dirt path winding through a hilly landscape. In the center, a group carries a wooden litter holding a statue of the goddess Bendis, who holds a torch and a twig. Young men with bare chests and tunics run a race in the foreground carrying blazing torches, while a large crowd of onlookers in ancient robes cheers and holds torches aloft under a starry sky.

~ May 24 Those who are in prison, those who are bound in pain, those who turn, anguished, through the night; those who wander in unfriendly lands, those who sail the winter seas, those who are near to death—All of them are saved by invoking her. —Greek poet Isodorus, Hymn […]

From The Goddess Companion April 21

A lush, green landscape at dawn featuring a large, ancient tree in the foreground. In the tree, a bird feeds its chick in a nest. Beneath the tree, a fawn sleeps, and nearby, two kittens play near a stream. In the distance, an elderly figure walks along a path toward a mist-covered mountain as the sky transitions from soft sunrise colors to a quiet, starry night.

~April 21 This is how nature, our mother, acts toward us.First, she gives us life. And then, as though that were not miracle enough, she revives us daily, bringing us back to life each dawn, just as she brought us into life that first time.Then she gives us food, enough […]