Wild Witches Queens & Crones

Mermaids and sea goddesses inhabit our imaginations and inspire songs, paintings, and legendary tales. Their beauty has seduced humanity for millennia, but the magic they offer is far deeper than their aesthetic. In this episode, we begin the exploration of mermaids and the goddess figures whose stories may be their earliest origins.

Shadow Work can be mysterious, but we're here to clarify the topic and show you how Morgan Le Fay can be an inspiring and surprisingly fun Shadow Work guide. Join the Morgan Le Fay Bad Witch Revolution here: https://blackbirdmagick.com/mlfbadwitchrevolution

It's Witch Season and we're exploring who the Witch has been through history, the Witch as an archetype, and modern witches as powerful forces for good in their communities! Sources include Religion and Magic in Ancient Egypt by Rosalie David, Magic in Egypt by Joshua J. Mark, Traditional Witchcraft: A Cornish Book of Ways by Gemma Gary, The Crooked Path by Kelden, This Wealthy Woman Was Hanged as a Witch by John Seven

Let's bask in the abundantly powerful and divine energy of the Great Queen, Isis. She's a fiercely protective wife and mother and She has so much to teach us about magic, personal sovereignty, and more.

Meet the plant and poison loving, outcast Goddess Circe. Priestess, and possibly daughter of Hekate, Circe has many tales of sorcery and wild enchantments to share.

Artemis, Kali, and Sekhmet are calling us to action and showing us the value of our sacred anger.

Witch identity, doubts, fears, and the infamous Witch Wound.

What's up with Friday the 13th? Is it really a day of misfortune, or connected to the Divine Feminine? Let's explore the possibilities.

Aphrodite's companions, the sensual Graces embody joy, beauty, abundance, and other earthly pleasures.

In this episode we're looking at what really connects us to our deities and a surprising way to create deeper connection and personal empowerment. Goddesses mentioned include Hekate, Aphrodite, Isis, Seshat, and Sekhmet.