Arianrhod. A Tale of Mystery and Moonlight

Arianrhod (pronounced AH-ree-an-rhod) has always fascinated me as a figure of independence and mystery in Celtic mythology. Her name, meaning “silver wheel,” calls to mind the moon and stars. A goddess of cycles and destiny, her tale from Welsh lore weaves themes of power, resilience, and transformation.

Understanding the Hunter’s Moon: History and Traditions

As we gaze up at the bright orb illuminating the night sky, we can draw inspiration from the stories of those who have come before us, carrying forth the legacy of the Hunter’s Moon into our own lives.

31 Days of Fear – 17. Fear of the Moon

The Moon has always held a powerful sway over human imagination. It has been the subject of countless myths, legends, and scientific inquiry. Yet, for […]

Harvest Moon 2024 – Ancient Traditions and Superstitions

The Harvest Moon of 2024 is a time steeped in ancient superstition, rich folklore, and long-standing traditions. Falling on the 17th of September, this full […]

The Strawberry Moon.

Traditional activities include feasting on strawberries and reflection under the moon, inviting celebration of summer’s abundance and vitality.