Celtic mythology – Moonzie Momma

From The Goddess Companion June 26

A digital painting of the Welsh goddess Blodeuwedd, a woman woven from forest elements, standing in an enchanted woodland. Her dress is a living tapestry of primrose, roses, nettles, gorse, and thistles, with roots intertwining with the earth. Her hands are extended as glowing magical energy swirls around her amidst ancient trees and a starry twilight sky.

~ June 26 From mountain primrose, from rose and thorn, from nettle blossoms that bloom in the shade, from gorse and thistle, I am made, from lady’s mantle I was born. Nine flowers gave nine powers, nine trees and nine more herbs are what formed me.I am called BloudeweddEarth and […]

From The Goddess Companion June 3

A man in a vintage tweed suit and flat cap stands at an open iron garden gate, looking back over his shoulder, while a mysterious, ethereal woman with long hair walks away from him into a lush, misty meadow where cattle graze in the distance.

~June 3 I left her at the garden gateway, my jewel, my fairy lover, eyes like stars, lips like berries, voice like a gentle harp.I left her in the cattle-meadow, my brown-haired fairy lover, eyes like stars, cheeks like roses.When I kissed her, I tasted pears. -Irish song to the […]