Yonic Witch Moodboard For @br0ntosaure

Yonic Witch Moodboard for @br0ntosaure

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Chicago Tribune, Illinois, October 29, 1916

When you invoke the Goddess, whom are you addressing? For me, invocation is an external and internal experience of communing with Her. Both experiences meet at a central point within me. The Goddess exists within and without simultaneously. In calling Her forward, I am awakening Her within myself and asking that She come into my conscious awareness. At the same time, I am calling Her from Her own realm where She exists independently of me. For example, when I have a need to strengthen my autonomy, energize my political activism, and awaken the part of myself that is strong and independent in defending the rights of women, I invoke the goddess Diana or Artemis. It is a multi-layered process. I am a part of Her; She is a part of me. Once I invoke Her, I open myself to embody Her. This is different than becoming Her. For me to experience Her presence, She must already live within me, so that I can recognize Her energetic presence when She arrives.

Think of the name of a goddess as the container of Her energy and attributes carried upon the breath of the spoken word. The vibration contained in the sounding of words, and the life force in our breath, travel between the seen and unseen realms, creating a pathway for the Goddess to enter the ritual circle. The name of a goddess must be carefully chosen. The attributes of the deity invited must resonate with the desired qualities to be utilized in the ritual. If you are seeking physical manifestation, address an earth goddess. For mental powers, choose an air goddess. For creativity, call for a water goddess. Passionate emotions and life-force energy are usually associated with the realm of fire goddesses. If you are going to address a specific goddess, get to know Her before calling on Her. A relationship with a goddess is a two-way street. Before you ask something of Her, be prepared to give something to Her.

-Ruth Barrett, Women’s Rites, Women’s Mysteries

The Goddess of All Life is apt to defy you if you try to interfere with Her works out of pride. Her real work is not to drop everything (volcanoes, earthquakes, rivers) just because one witch is summoning. Weather work performed consciously, as a service to the community, is what the job is all about. However, you must still accept the possibility of failure without sadness or getting an attitude. The Lady may have better things to do, or decide that no rain is a better plan.

But in case of dire need of the people, priestesses brought the rains down with enough regular success that the Goddess appears to have taken notice of the people's wishes.

-Z. Budapest, The Holy Book of Women’s Mysteries

I've never met a religious person who is as smug and self righteous as the average atheist just saying

are you joking

Menstrual Cycle Magick

💗 raspberry leaf tea spelled to cleanse and heal the body, charged with the Mother Energy of crystals and the suns lifegiving renewing light.

💗 inverted yoga flows in the morning sunlight, moving energy from the pelvis (root chakra) to the crown, to align and harmonize the full Self.

💗 crystal satchets, cleansed and charged with the intention to access the intuition and empower psychic abilities that are heightened during the cycle (apatite, amethyst, fluorite, malachite).

💗 abdominal massages following the laying of crystals (selenite, moonstone, rose quartz) with a Love Oil, done with the intention to calm and offer love to the Self.

💗 tarot spreads to provide insight into what is being cleansed and released with the blessing of the Goddess.

💗 mindfulness meditation through waves of cramps.

💗 offerings and prayer to Goddess.

💗 journaling, as the menstrual cycle is the optimal time to reconnect to your Self with love and no judgment.

💗 connecting to familiars, plant and crystal allies. Cleanse and tend to your supporters, reconnect and strengthen powerful energies.