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Moonlight and Surrender: What the Selene Myth Says About Desire and Release

By now, you probably know that Greek myths don’t exactly do casual dating. But even by mythological standards, Selene and her love story is...
Mythology

The Women Who Said No: Medusa & Lilith

They said no.And that made them dangerous.Not because they were violent, or cruel, or evil—But because they were women who refused to play the...
Mythology

Pegasus: Born from Blood, Bound for Freedom

Pegasus didn’t gallop out of Olympus.He didn’t descend from the clouds, nor was he tamed by Zeus’s thunder.No.He was born from blood.And not just...
Mythology

Why Did Medusa Have Snakes in Her Hair? Symbolism of the Serpent Queen

When you say Medusa, the first thing that comes to mind is snakes. But let’s get one thing straight: Medusa didn’t just wake up...
Mythology

From Stars to Psyche: The Timeless Influence of Symbols

In the realm of human experience, few elements resonate as deeply as symbols. They are the keystones of our collective psyche, bridging the gap...
Symbolism

Medusa: Villain or Victim?

No man or monster has slithered their way into our hearts quite like the snake-haired seductress with the obsidian stare. With a gaze that...
Mythology

Lilith as The Dark Feminine: A  Jungian Interpretation

Beneath the moon’s silvery gaze, hidden in the cracks between light and shadow, lies a force that defies neat categorization. This is the realm...
Mythology

Honoring Ostara: Goddess of Spring Equinox 

Ostara, known as the Spring Equinox, is a sacred time of balance, renewal, and fertility, celebrated in late March (typically on March 21st). This...
Rituals

Venus Retrograde 2025: Love, Money & Cosmic Chaos

The stars have shifted, and Venus has begun its backward dance! From March 2 to April 14, 2025, Venus moves retrograde, starting in Aries...
Astrology

Martenitsa: A Thread of Love and Spring’s Awakening

March arrives with a whisper of change. Snow melts, rivers stir, and the air carries a secret promise. In the heart of the Balkans,...
Ancient Practices

How to Perform a Three-Card Tarot Reading

Ever wish life came with a cheat sheet? Well, tarot is the next best thing. These 78 cards don’t just tell fortunes—they reflect the...
Tarot

Symbols of Lilith: Decoding Two Mystical Emblems

Few figures in mythology captivate like the ancient Lilith goddess. She’s a rebel, a dark enchantress, and an archetype of independence. Across ages and...
Mythology

Nosferatu and Our Greatest Fear: Women

Nosferatu 2024 is not just a horror film; it is a multilayered work that explores the confinement of women within gender roles, the...
Bitchcraft

The Pentagram’s Role in Tarot: From Elements to Essence

The pentagram is a profoundly layered symbol, and its place in Tarot is both elegant and intentional. It serves as a bridge between the...
Symbolism

An Archetypal Tarot Reading of The Magician Card: Master of Manifestation

We've turned to the insights of Carl G. Jung and his famous archetypes and how we can find them in tarot’s major arcana in...
Tarot

Raven Lore: From Odin to Poe

Ravens have long fascinated humankind, their enigmatic presence inspiring myths, art, and spiritual interpretations across cultures. These birds, with their jet-black feathers and keen...
Mythology
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