Roman Mythology – Moonzie Momma

From The Goddess Companion June 1

A middle-aged man in a Roman tunic sits at an outdoor table holding a terracotta wine cup, with a temple labeled "JVNO MONETA" in the background, a Roman coin, and a small statue of Juno with a goose on the table.

~June 1 There are many who honor Juno.They sing of her city and its fleet horses and her ancient land of fabulous gold— Wind rises from the south today, chasing dark clouds from the sky.And you, my friend, remember that not all winds bring thunder and rain, not all of […]

From The Goddess Companion April 13

A Roman goddess, Ceres, walks through a tilled field at dawn, scattering grain from a wicker basket. In the background, a farmer plows with oxen, a prince kneels by the soil, and two tamed dragons rest near a distant mountain under a glowing constellation.

~ April 13 She is the goddess of power:earth’s mothering power, soil’s nurturing power,grain’s sustaining power.We see her in the stars,taming dragons and riding them, bits between their teeth.We see her on earth too:giving seeds to strong farmersand princes, commanding themto sow not only the fertile soil,but raw earth too, […]