Oh, Shakti! Mother of the multiverse Cosmic intelligence that permeates all things Void without limit Point without place Moment with...

The festival of Mounukhia is concurrent with Beltane this year (May 1, Mounkhion 16, near the full moon) and I will be up to my knees in m...

The poets call me the gray-eyed Goddess. Flashing-eyed. Sliver as the glint from a spear point. Wild with battle fury. But my sight is...

I hear the sound of your voice like pan-pipes laughing in my mind. The maenad in me awakens. I am drawn into your song. Spinning spind...

Today is the festival of Asklepieia, Elaphebolion 8, dedicated to Asclepius , the Greek God of healing . In addition to the usual libati...

I sing now of the gray-eyed Goddess and Her love for the virgin Pallas. Together grew these maidens, strong and lovely on the shores of Lak...

Today is the third day of the Athenian month of Elaphebolion and is, like all third days after the Noumenia, sacred to Athena. Special l...

Night comes all-bedewing As I set my mewling son Into the kista-basket They said I was one of only three Immune to your own son's arrows...

When I was born from my father's brow A bright and terrible Goddess It was your hand that wielded the axe You who served as midwife To m...

Today is the first day of the Anthesterion, a three-day festival for Dionysus. This day celebrates the opening of the new jars of wine. Ce...

Homeric Hymn #28 Eis Athênan To Athena Pallad' Athênaiên, kudrên theon, archom' aeidein I begin to sing of Pallas Athena,...

Earlier today I posed the question "How should I cultivate a relationship with a God who is so alien to my own spirit?" I put this...

I sing now of cloud-gathering Zeus and his love for his radiant sister, Hera of the white arms. Zeus, newborn and glorious, smiled at the...