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From The Goddess Companion June 30

A group of Indigenous people grinding corn on stone metates in a field under a stormy sky with a rainbow and flying swallows, next to a wooden sign with lyrics from a Zuni song.

~June 30 Look over there! It is the rainbow.Bright and cheerful, it is the rainbow. Listen to that! It is the swallow.Singing to gather the rainclouds to us. Come over here, come, sings the swallow.Come over here, come, sings the swallow. Listen again! It is the corn.Singing and growing in […]

Honoring the Ancestors: Caribbean Heritage and the Witchy Path

A woman with braided hair holding a tarot deck at a wooden altar table on a porch at dusk, surrounded by tropical hibiscus flowers, a lit candle, a glass of water, and bundles of fresh herbs, with palm trees in the background.

Honoring the Ancestors: Caribbean Heritage and the Witchy Path As we step into June, the energy of the world shifts. The veil between the seen and the unseen feels particularly thin as we celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month. For those of us walking the path of the witch, this is […]

From The Goddess Companion May 8

A serene, older woman with grey hair stands in a golden wheat field at sunset, holding a bundle of wheat and a woven basket filled with grain.

~May 8 My mother, she was from a good clan.The earth of her clan was good earth.The earth of her clan bore good crops.My mother’s earth bore good wheat.She mowed it, she threshed it,and she gathered its grain from the floor. -Greek folksong In many cultures, the mother of the […]

Celestial Roots: Honoring AAPI Heritage Under the May Moon

A person sitting by a window in a sunlit garden room, holding a steaming mug of tea, with a small altar on a table nearby featuring crystals, orange slices, and a book on ancestral wisdom.

Celestial Roots: Honoring AAPI Heritage Under the May Moon As the wheel of the year turns and we welcome May 2026, the veil thins just enough to feel the profound hum of our ancestors. This AAPI Heritage Month, we aren’t just looking back at history books; we are tapping into […]

Celebrate the Inner Child: Honor Children’s Day with a Touch of Magic

A person in a wide-brimmed hat and dark robe sits on a wooden deck in a lush garden, arranging purple irises and river stones near a Koinobori carp streamer and a plate with Kashiwa-mochi.

Celebrate the Inner Child: Honor Children’s Day with a Touch of Magic In Japan, May 5 marks Kodomo no Hi, or Children’s Day—a time dedicated to respecting children’s personalities and celebrating their happiness. While it is a day of tradition, it also holds a deep, mystical resonance. In the realm […]