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GODDESS OF THE DAY - CAILLEACHLEGENDARY GIANTESS CRONE CELTIC HAG GUARDIANWaxing Crescent Moon in CapricornTuesday, Octo...
10/28/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - CAILLEACH
LEGENDARY GIANTESS CRONE
CELTIC HAG GUARDIAN

Waxing Crescent Moon in Capricorn
Tuesday, October 28th
Illumination: 38% | Lunar Cycle: Day 6

Tonight, as the Moon waxes in steadfast Capricorn, the ancient pulse of the Earth rises through bone and stone. The Cailleach (pronounced Ca-lock or Cay-luck), She Who Shapes the Land, emerges once more as the embodiment of fierce wisdom and endurance. One of the most ancient figures in myth and history, the gaelic Old Crone represents the cumulative power of time and the aged Earth… Her presence reminds us that creation and decay are woven from the same sacred thread, and that every season of life demands both courage and release.

Also known as Cailleach Bhéarra, or the Hag of Beara, our Goddess of Day is a wise woman figure embedded in the physical and mental landscape of Ireland, Isle of Man and Scotland… She reigns over these lands as the Primordial Grandmother. The Cailleach is often associated with witches, as She is both Midwife and Healer. Her arrival on Samhain bridges the ghosts of the past and the promises of the future; the veil thins on this day as she makes her way back to watch over these beautiful lands for the next six months.

PThe Cailleach’s roots lie in pre-Christian times , but her stories of her relationship with that rugged landscape and culture still abound. The Cailleach is said to have created Scotland itself; in fact, the land is Her body. She is also known as Stone Woman, Deer Mother, the Keeper of Winter, the Collector of Bones, the Bringer of Fire, She of a Thousand Names, She Before There Was a Name. The Cailleach has been with us since time immemorial.

It’s the time of the season when The Cailleach lingers in the midst…Her spirit can be found not only in the majestic mountains, but in the winding lochs, the ancient standing stones, the healing wells, and in the warmth of the hearthfire. She can be heard in the howling wind, in the mournful echoes of the bagpipe, and in the lively stories of Her people.

Cailleach is a powerful archetype of feminine strength, independence, and transformation. Far from the traditional ideals of nurturing goddesses, she embodies unapologetic self-possession, commanding respect as a goddess who shapes landscapes, controls seasons, and lives according to her own truth.

Under patriarchal ages, her image was broken, her name turned to shadow — yet she has endured in those mountains, in the mists, in the women who remember. As Charlene Spretnak so beautifully wrote, when a woman raised in a world that has forgotten the Goddess rediscovers Her stories, something ancient stirs in her marrow. She recognizes herself in the divine cycle of waxing, fullness, and waning — the eternal rhythm of becoming.

And so, on this waxing Capricorn Moon, we gather what is solid, what is real. We rebuild our foundations not from fear, but from the sovereignty of remembrance. The Cailleach teaches that every woman holds the architecture of renewal within her bones.

She cannot be negated ever again.
Her roots are too deep — and they are everywhere.

Echoes from the mists of time suggest that the Cailleach was once at the heart of an ancient priestess cult — a lineage of women who carried her worship across tribal lands like a living flame. The shaping of the hills, the stories of sacred wells, and her power over water and storm all hint at more than myth; they reveal the presence of a supernatural Sovereign whose rites may once have been tended by her own devoted order.

It is said that her priestesses were not maidens but women of age, crones whose bodies bore the seasons of wisdom, whose voices carried the thunder of truth. In their hands, the staff and the hammer were not tools of destruction but of renewal, symbols of rhythm, rest, and rebirth.

The demonization of the Cailleach through the Middle Ages by the Christian Church paralleled that of women and witches, and is reflected in various other supernatural hag figures possibly derived from her, such as Black Annis, Gyre Carling, Mia Lia, Nicneven and the Old Woman of the Mountain.

Cailleach is a sort of mystery; a Goddess who survived eons after her worship died out. She is vastly ancient, so ancient that we virtually know nothing of her original myth and ritual. Because of her great antiquity, it is difficult to know for sure what symbols of her original worshipers connected with the Cailleach.

She is the mountain remembering her own bones, the architecture of earth rising in eternal sovereignty. Where others see endings, she builds beginnings from frost and stone, her breath the blizzard that clears space for what emerges.
The Cailleach rises, veiled in stormlight, crowned in endurance… The ancient one who embodies the answer, whose presence alone shifts the landscape.
She shows us that strength lives in wisdom weathered into unshakeable power, that every wrinkle maps a journey survived, every gray hair waves a banner of victories claimed, every line a testament to seasons mastered.
She is winter's womb, the Superwoman of the old world, who births the hard season with fierce love, who knows that rest becomes strategy, who understands that release serves transformation.
The Cailleach teaches: what hardens us, also hallows us. What breaks us open also breaks us through into vastness. She is the hag who claims her face as sacred, who has transcended performing for a world still learning to see.
Under this Capricorn Moon, she asks: What summit calls you that only you can hear? What structure are you building that will stand beyond applause? What mountain are you becoming?
She arrives to be reckoned with, to stand witnessed in her fullness, to claim her throne of ice and stone.
The Cailleach is the embodiment of wisdom.
She can be called upon when transition is upon us, and She shows us how to step into change with courage and grace.

T A R 🔮T WITH CAILLEACH

Beneath the Cailleach’s gaze, the veils of illusion thin and the bones of truth begin to show.
This is the season to seek what lies beneath appearances — through an intuitive Tarot reading woven in the crone’s wisdom. Let the cards reveal what must be released, what is ripening in your soul, and what new shape your power is ready to take. Step into the Cailleach’s circle and let her ancient wisdom guide your path. 📞 Book your Samhain Tarot Reading today to uncover what the Crone sees in the bones of your destiny — endings, beginnings, and the hidden flame of your becoming.

L🧿🧿K in COMMENTS ⬇️ for her oracular message of the day, plus an invocation. Spiritually, she aligns beautifully with this Samhain portal and the waning light of the waxing Moon, when ancestral voices return and unseen powers guide the intuitive heart. Cailleach invites us into her mythic, crone-power energy to reclaim the witch-blood memory and the wild feminine knowing that once shaped the sacred night.

Blessed approaching Samhain,
Aradia
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GODDESS OF THE DAY - QUEEN ELPHAMESOVEREIGN MOTHER OF THE FAIRIES The lunar cycle is 5 days old, the illuminated surface...
10/27/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - QUEEN ELPHAME
SOVEREIGN MOTHER OF THE FAIRIES

The lunar cycle is 5 days old, the illuminated surface of the moon is 29% and growing larger, and Waxing Crescent Moon is in the sign of Capricorn today: Monday, October 27th. As we move ever closer to Samhain, we cross the trembling threshold between worlds… A moment when life and death spiral into one another, birthing a new cycle within the Dark Womb of Time. To the modern mind, this sacred paradox may seem unsettling: how can death be the twin flame of birth? Yet our ancestors knew this truth intimately — that the dance of endings and beginnings is the heartbeat of existence itself.

It is here, in the half-light of this mystery, that the Queen of Elphame reigns. She is the silent midwife of the soul, guiding what must die so that what is eternal may rise. Those who resist her presence may see her as a harbinger of fate, a shadowed figure moving at the edge of their knowing. But to those who meet her gaze, she becomes the holy mirror: showing us that all endings are but entrances into deeper life… Through her, we remember that surrender is not loss, but the most sacred act of renewal.

The Queen of Elphame's associations with the supernatural, the Otherworld, and the blurring of reality and myth make her a fitting figure for this season of All Hallows' Eve. Her realm, where time is fluid and the veil between worlds is thin, resonates with the themes of Samhain, a time when the living and the dead intersect. Her connection to magic, transformation, and the mysteries of the unknown also align with the spirit of the season.

In Scottish and Northern British folklore the name ''Queen of Elphame'', means ''Queen of Fairyland''. It is unknown when she appeared in history or legends for the first time, but she was mentioned in several old folk stories and also in documents of witch trials. It seems that the Queen of Elphame might be based on the goddess Nicnevin ( this past Saturday’s Goddess of the Day). Her name means ''the daughter of the divine''. As I mentioned Nicneven is a protective goddess whose feast was connected with autumn celebrations, especially Samhain. In Celtic legends she was able to communicate with the spirits of the dead and was related to witchcraft and magic. The goddess was one of the inspirational deities in Druid traditions as well. She was believed to provide wisdom and magical ability.

In the shimmering realm of the unknown, the enigmatic Queen of Elphame weaves her mystical spell. This elusive figure, born from the mists, reigns over the Otherworld, a realm of ethereal beauty and magic. Her name, a whispered echo of "Elfin Home," beckons mortals to leave the mundane behind and enter a world where time is fluid and reality is twisted.

She moves through the veiled hours where the living and the dead meet in dream and echo. Unlike the folkloric witches’ “Devil’s consort” distortion she later became in medieval accounts, her origins speak of something far older — a sovereign faery goddess, ruling over the shimmering realm between worlds. She is the luminous shadow of the Divine Feminine — faery queen, psychopomp, midwife of souls — who tends to the passage between death and rebirth. Neither light nor dark defines her, for she is both, holding creation’s shimmer in her hand like a flame that never dies. The Elphame she reigns over is the deep place within the soul where endings unravel into beginnings, and the forgotten finds its way home.

As the moon casts its silvery glow, the Queen's realm comes alive with the whispers of ancient secrets and the soft rustle of leaves. Mortals who dare to enter her domain are often lured by the haunting melodies of fairy pipes or the siren's call of revelry. Time loses all meaning as they dance beneath the starry sky, only to find that hours in Elphame's world translate to years in their own.

The Queen's power is a double-edged sword, capable of bestowing blessings or curses. She rides at the head of a wild hunt, her supernatural companions echoing through the forest, their footsteps silent as the night. With each step, reality trembles, and the veil between worlds grows thin.

Those who earn her favor may receive gifts of healing, wisdom, or magical prowess. Yet, the Queen's favors come at a price, demanding loyalty, service, or a promise in exchange for her benevolence. Mortals who dare to bargain with her must be prepared to pay the cost, for in the realm of Elphame, nothing is as it seems, and the boundaries between reality and myth blur like mist at dawn.

As the wind whispers secrets in the darkness, the Queen of Elphame remains an enigma, a mystical figure, forever bound to the magic of the Otherworld. Her realm exists beyond the mortal veil, a place where the fabric of reality is woven and unwoven, and those who venture there are forever changed by the experience.

🕯️ Oracular Message for these nights before Samhain

Beloved child of twilight,
You are both seed and ash, dream and bone.
Step through the veil with your heart unguarded.
Your ancestors await not to test you, but to remind you —
You have walked this path before.
Your power is remembrance. Your offering is truth.

L🧿🧿K in COMMENTS ⬇️ for her Invocation & Tarot Offering. Spiritually, she aligns beautifully with this Samhain portal and the waning light of the waxing Moon, when ancestral voices return and unseen powers guide the intuitive heart. The Queen of Elphame invites us into the art of crossing between worlds… To reclaim the witch-blood memory, the faery sight, and the wild feminine knowing that once shaped the sacred night.

Blessed approaching Samhain,
Aradia
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GODDESS OF THE DAY - NANTOSUELTAFEMININE DIVINITY OF SAMHAINKeeper of the Sacred Hearthfire and Hidden StreamThe lunar c...
10/26/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - NANTOSUELTA
FEMININE DIVINITY OF SAMHAIN
Keeper of the Sacred Hearthfire and Hidden Stream

The lunar cycle is 4 days old today and the illuminated surface of the moon is 21%. The Waxing Crescent Moon of today Sunday, October 26th, glows in wild Sagittarius…Flame of Vision & Becoming. The continuum of this Sagittarian crescent flame mirrors another forgotten goddess who rises once again as the veils thin…She carries the light of continuity through darkness, the fire of becoming through time. Her expanding fire opens the threshold for all the lesser-known goddesses of Samhain to step forward, those keepers of forgotten magic who now return to our circle, carrying the ancient keys of transformation and renewal.

In the quiet folds of Gaulish memory, Nantosuelta emerges as a guardian of thresholds… A Goddess whose name echoes of the winding stream and the secret dwelling of the soul. She stands between hearth and river, between the flame that transforms and the water that renews. Once invoked by those who honored the cycles of home, fertility, and death, her presence reveals that all creation is fluid and that fire, too, has a current… Even the most rooted places flow with transformation.

🔥
O Nantosuelta,
Mistress of the Fluid Flame
Lady of the shifting hearth, keeper of the living flame within the flow,
teach us the dance between warmth and wild water.
May your stream move through our bones, washing away the ash of what has been,
and may your fire rise — a beacon of courage, a pulse of remembrance.
You who move between worlds unseen,
ignite our truth where fear has cooled,
stir our voice from the embers of silence.
Let the hearth of the soul burn bright and tender, a place where endings dissolve, and all becomes new again.
Flow through us, radiant one of the sacred current.
Let us be your flame that moves like water,
your river that glows with fire.
🔥

Nantosuelta’s name is derived from the Gaulish roots nant- (“valley” or “stream”) and suelto- (“sun” or “to burn”), suggesting “She of the Sun-Warmed Stream” or “She of the Winding Valley.” This hints at her dual nature, water and fire, hearth and flow.

Nantosuelta’s story comes from ancient Gaul, particularly the regions corresponding to modern-day eastern France, western Germany, Luxembourg, and parts of Switzerland. Among the Treveri and Mediomatrici tribes of eastern Gaul, she was revered as keeper of the hearth-fire and guardian of transformation. She is also the Gaulish form of the Morrigan, capable of transforming into her sacred raven to witness the aftermath of battle, to honor those who have fallen. To her people, she was both mother and mystic, tending not only the domestic flame but the inner hearth of the soul — where life renews itself through rhythm, balance, and grace. This rare goddess of prosperity, protection, and fate walks the liminal space between life and death, between abundance and battlefield.

Her name is Gaulish (a Celtic language once spoken in continental Europe), and she belongs to the Gallo-Roman era, around the 1st to 3rd centuries CE, when indigenous Celtic beliefs were being syncretized with Roman religion. Her worship flourished during the time of Roman occupation, when local Celtic deities were integrated into Roman pantheons. They saw in her the reflection of their own goddesses — Minerva’s wisdom, Vesta’s flame, Fortuna’s abundance — yet Nantosuelta remained distinct, untamed and radiant, the embodiment of woman’s sacred autonomy. In art, inscriptions and reliefs show her paired with her consort Sucellus, the Gaulish god of the forest, abundance, and the underworld, suggesting her role as his counterpart, uniting domestic warmth and natural renewal. This partnership underscores her role not only as a goddess of life and fertility but also as a guardian of continuity.

Her symbolism includes a house-shaped vessel or small shrine (representing the hearth, home, and domestic sanctity), a staff topped with a dove, symbolizing the spirit or the messenger between realms, and a patera (offering dish) linking her to abundance and nourishment. Her art suggests that she was both protectress of the home and guide of souls, connecting the living with their ancestors, a luminous thread between this world and the next. Her symbols speak of connection between worlds: the physical home and the spirit’s dwelling, the visible and the unseen… She was a bridge-goddess, a weaver of thresholds, presiding over both nourishment and passage, very fitting for this season of Samhain, when veils thin and renewal begins its slow return.

Like Nantosuelta's winding streams that nourish the valleys of Belgium and France where she was worshipped, prosperity flows not in straight lines but in curves, in patience, in the wisdom to know when to build and when to transform. Sagittarius asks us to seek truth and meaning, while the waxing crescent phase calls us to take inspired action on the intentions we planted at the New Moon.Nantosuelta teaches us that true security comes from honoring both life and death, both growth and release. She secures our path forward while acknowledging what must be left behind. She is Fate and Fortune intertwined - the goddess who reminds us that we can build our house upon solid ground while still allowing the streams of change to flow around us.

✧ Oracular Message for the Day ✧

Nantosuelta is the alchemical Feminine principle that unites fire and water, matter and spirit. As the “river of the hearth,” she reveals that the home is not a fixed place but a living current, and that our true sanctuary lies within the flow of renewal.

This Samhain season, as the veil thins and the Sagittarius Moon waxes with the spark of becoming, Nantosuelta reminds us: to dwell within change is to dwell within divinity.

Nantosuelta invites us to seek the kind of wisdom that only comes from accepting impermanence - to build our lives with love and intention, knowing that one day we too will be the ravens, the witnesses, the memories carried in someone else's heart.

From the Hearth of Nantosuelta

I am the alchemy of flame and river — where passion flows and stillness burns.
Do not fear the dissolving, for what falls away feeds the roots of your renewal.
The hearth is not bound by stone or place; it lives wherever your heart remains faithful to its light.

Tend your sacred fire gently. Let water soften what has hardened within you.
Through both warmth and surrender, you will remember: Home is the living current of your becoming.

For more of Nantosuelta’s message — let the Tarot reveal what your courage already knows… Her energy feels especially potent as Samhain approaches… This is when we gather the remnants of the old year and prepare to kindle the sacred flame of what is yet to come. In the glow of her fire, the inflamed cards become mirrors of destiny… L🧿🧿K in COMMENTS ⬇️ for her Invocation & Tarot Offering. All endings are beginnings… all embers, eternal. ♐🌙✨

The ancestors are close now. They remember what we forget - that all security is temporary, all homes are borrowed, all abundance returns to the earth. Nantosuelta stands at the river's edge with her staff and her horn, inviting us to drink deeply from life while we can, to build beautifully while we're here, and to transform gracefully when the raven's wings finally carry us home. May her streams guide you through this holy season of thinning veils.

Blessed approaching Samhain,
Aradia
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GODDESS OF THE DAY - NICNEVINThe Witch-Queen of the Liminal VeilUnder the Waxing Crescent Moon in Sagittarius of today, ...
10/25/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - NICNEVIN
The Witch-Queen of the Liminal Veil

Under the Waxing Crescent Moon in Sagittarius of today, Saturday, October 25th, the veil between the world thins, and the mystical energies of the season stir. As the moon's illuminated surface grows, Nicnevin's presence awakens, embodying the wisdom and mystery of the wild hunt. This Scottish Queen of the Fairies, revered and feared, guides us through the threshold of Samhain, where the cycles of life and death converge. With the moon's 14% illumination and 4 days old in its cycle, the darkness is pierced by sparks of insight, illuminating the shadows and inviting us to tap into the secrets of the unknown. Nicnevin's wisdom whispers secrets of the cosmos, urging us to explore the mysteries and honor the ancient ways. For she is the witch- muse within us, the longing that so many of us carry for the sublime depths of feeling that unite us with the magic of Nature.

The so-called “witches” of Scotland were often the healers of their villages, wise women who carried the ancestral memory of the earth within their hands. These were the ones who spoke the secret language of herbs, who knew which roots could bring down a fever, ease childbirth, or grant a woman sovereignty over her own body. To their neighbors, they were midwives, protectors, and keepers of nature’s medicine.

But to the patriarchal powers of the time, the church, the state, and the rising authority of male physicians, their independence was dangerous. These women served no master, bowed to no altar of control. Like the Goddess Nicnevin, they moved in the in-between: neither saint nor sinner, but something wilder, older, and deeply free.

Nicnevin’s legacy was brutally reshaped by Scotland's fervent witch hunts, a dark period in which thousands were accused and executed, a persecution that rivaled the infamous witch trials of Germany, and far exceeded the severity of many other European countries. Despite this attempted erasure, Nicnevin remains a potent figure, revered as the Queen of the Fairies in Fife, Scotland, and often associated with the eerie and mystical Wild Hunt.

Nicnevin's name is also Nicneven or Nicnevan and it’s debated whether the name originally referred to a real woman or a mythical goddess. Shrouded in mystery, the name Nicnevin may have originated from a young woman named Nic Neville, a martyr of the witch hunts, burnt at the stake in 1569. Yet, like embers that refuse to die, her name ignited a collective imagination, evolving into a symbol of witchcraft itself. Over time, the whispers of Nicnevin merged with the shadows of countless others, forging a powerful archetype: the Grand Mother Witch. Today, Nicnevin reigns as a formidable Goddess, a gray-clad Hag who rides the stormy skies, accompanied by a spectral retinue of nymphs and ghosts. With mastery over glamoury, charms, divination, and mystical travel, she embodies the essence of Witchcraft, a force both ancient and eternal.

She remains as Nicnevin, the Scottish Witch-Queen and Lady of the Night Ride who leads the spirit hosts through the veils of Samhain. She is the embodiment of forbidden wisdom, the lunar sorceress who presides over life, death, and the alchemy of transformation… And because Nicneven rules in the realms of magic and witchcraft, her strengths are protection, divination and ghosts/spirits. She weaves the threads of mystery, a Goddess of enchantment, commanding the realms of land and sea.

With ancient spells and mystic charms, she conjures the future, veils reality, and traverses the unseen paths. Her magic is a dance of transformation and a symphony of wonder. Her symbols include gourds, which were often carved for protection and used as torches to illuminate the path thru the Veil. She is a Goddess that moves easily between worlds, and is said to fly through the air accompanied by flocks of geese.

The same currents that flow through her myth pulse through the stories of those wise women once branded as witches. Their healing was sacred, but in a fearful world, it was recast as heresy… And yet, when we strip away the centuries of fear, fire, and accusation, what remains is clear: the witches were never the villains of history, they were its first doctors, midwives, and keepers of the Earth’s forgotten science.

🌙NICNEVEN’S ORACULAR MESSAGE
FOR THE DAY:

As the veil between worlds thins, listen to the whispers of the unknown and honor the wisdom of the shadows. The secrets of the ancestors are yours to claim; trust the mysteries that surround you. In the darkness lies the power of transformation; embrace the unknown. The mysteries of the universe are unfolding before you; trust your inner wisdom. What lies hidden shall be revealed, and what is revealed shall be transformed.

🎃ALL HALLOWS’ EVE TAROT READINGS

On these days leading to All Hallows' Eve, when shadows dance and the veil between worlds is at its thinnest, I’m calling upon the powerful presence of Nicnevin, Queen of the Witches and Guardian of the Threshold. Join me as I step into the mystery, embracing the darkness and the light, the ancestors and the yet-to-be. Reach out for Tarot reading today and allow Nicnevin’s magical wisdom to guide and empower you. Her ancient secrets are waiting to be revealed during these sacred days. DM for more details.

Today, as we honor Nicnevin, may we reclaim the word witch as holy… May we remember the women who walked the liminal paths before us and may we, too, walk in beauty between the worlds.

Love & Blessings
Always,
Aradia
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ART: In crafting this depiction of Nicnevin, I aimed to blend hints of youth and timelessness, merging elements of mystery and Celtic heritage, by using subtle touches of red in her long, white hair and a balance of youthful features blending in with wrinkles to give her an aura of ancient wisdom. Hopefully this captured the duality of her legend.

GODDESS OF THE DAY - BRIGANTIAFlame of Victory, Guardian of SovereigntyThe Waxing Crescent in Sagittarius calls forth th...
10/24/2025

GODDESS OF THE DAY - BRIGANTIA
Flame of Victory, Guardian of Sovereignty

The Waxing Crescent in Sagittarius calls forth the first flicker of renewed flame after the darkness… A lunar spark of courage, vision, and holy direction. Our Goddess of the Day, Brigantia, radiant in her golden sovereignty, perfectly embodies this fire of becoming. She is the flame that rises after the void, the first breath of purpose that follows the Dark Moon’s silence. Brigantia’s ancient wisdom awakens through her eternal flames.

Today, Friday, October 24th the lunar cycle is 3 days old, and only 8% of the Moon’s face is illuminated, yet it burns with the brilliance of becoming. This is the moment when intention begins to move and when hope stirs from the ashes of surrender. Under this rising lunar curve, Brigantia, the Great Fire of the Isles, awakens within us.

As a Celtic Goddess,Brigantia was the Sacred Feminine patron of the Brigantes, the pre-Roman Britons, ancient Celtic people who inhabited Great Britain. The Latinized spelling of this British Goddess is Brigantia, but for the ancients who honored her before, she was simply "The Elevated One" - Briganti. Long before Rome’s legions carved their altars into the land, Brigantia’s name was already carried in the wind over Britain’s high hills and flowing waters. She was not simply a goddess — she was the spirit of the land itself, her strength woven through rivers, hearths, and the hearts of women who kept the sacred flame alive.

What we know about Brigantia largely comes from what’s called “interpretatio Romano” which was a practice of taking indigenous deities in the places the Romans conquered, and then syncretizing those gods and goddesses to their own.

The Roman Empire conquered most of Britain in the 1st century AD, but in truth, she is one of those goddesses who transcends empire. Even when Rome tried to absorb her under its own divine order — fusing her with Minerva (the goddess of wisdom and crafts) and Victoria (the goddess of triumph and divine favor) reimagined as a divine emblem of conquest. — Minerva Victrix… Rome recognized her power and tried to contain it by merging her radiance with their goddess of strategy and wisdom, however Brigantia remained fiercely Celtic in soul: sovereign, untamed, and protective of the sacred feminine principle within all creation.

The primal Briganti was never a goddess of domination — she was a goddess of alignment: of right action, fierce integrity, and spiritual triumph born of balance, not blood. Therefore, she is the sovereign flame who guards the threshold between stillness and motion, silence and song. As the crescent lifts her torch in the Sagittarian sky, Brigantia now whispers: “Your light need not be whole to be holy.”

She was — and remains — the Protector of Women and the Defender of Sovereignty. In her, the warrior’s fire meets the healer’s heart. She does not fight for the sake of power but to restore equilibrium — the kind of victory that arises when truth is honored and harmony is restored.

GODDESS MESSAGE OF THE DAY

She was and remains the Protectress of Women and the Defender of Sovereignty. In her, the warrior’s fire meets the healer’s heart. She does not fight for the sake of power but to restore equilibrium, the kind of victory that arises when truth is honored and harmony is restored.

Brigantia in her radiant gold crown and crimson gown walks beside every modern woman reclaiming her voice, her body, her knowing… Unbound by superstition or patriarchal fear. Though Brigantia is an ancient goddess, she is very much a goddess for these times. She embodies both the soft and fierce feminine, supporting us to reclaim our feminine power, heal deeply, and fight for what we love. Her sword is discernment; her shield, compassion. Her message today comes from her living intelligence of justice and creative will, the very flame that keeps civilization humane.

Plant your new visions in the warmth of her fire. Let the embers of your truth guide your steps. This is a time to trust your becoming — to honor your sovereignty as you move toward fullness.

For more of Briganti’s message — let the Tarot reveal what your courage already knows… In the glow of her fire, the inflamed cards become mirrors of destiny… L🧿🧿K in COMMENTS ⬇️ for her Invocation & Tarot Offering: “Sagittarius Arrows of Sovereignty”. Briganti calls the brave to her flame… In this reading, she shows what must rise, what must burn, and what is eternal. Your spirit is the torch, your reading Tarot the map, together we’ll walk Briganti’s path of luminous becoming. Through Briganti’s fire and the sacred cards, the veiled truth of your soul awaits its awakening.

Love & Blessings
Always,
Aradia
Creatrix • Priestess • Initiatrix
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LUNA-MAR Goddess Virtual Temple
MYSTERY SCHOOL OF THE GODDESS






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