What’s it all About:

I go into great detail about the Crone, one of the most misunderstood and reclaimed figures in paganism. The Crone archetype is not the fearful image that most people have of her. Instead, she is the embodiment of feminine power, wisdom, and transformation. I look into her roots in ancient cultures, from the Celtic Cailleach to the Greek Hecate, and explore why this time of life has always been seen as sacred in pagan practice.

As women, we are often taught to resist aging, but paganism invites us to do the opposite. I talk about how accepting the Crone within yourself can be one of the most freeing and empowering spiritual changes you can make. This is a journey worth taking, whether you’re just getting to know this archetype or want to learn more about her. So, go on and hit play button to start owning your wisdom and power.

Songs Featured:

1. She is Crone by Kellianna

2. Crone Witch Hag by Jo Willow

3. Crone Chant by Alexian

4. Maiden, Mother & Crone by Cernunnos Rising

5. My Ivory Fairy by Elane

6. Guided Meditation by Jackie Dennison

7. Old as the Stone by Leslie Hudson

   Spirit Guide Background Music by Omar Faruque from Pixabay

   Dream Symbol Background Music by Lutz Dalkowski from Pixabay

   Meditation Background Music by Universfield from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Crone

• The Crone Archetype: Embracing Wisdom and Transformation

• Honoring the Crone: Deities and Archetypes for the Samhain Season

• The Crone Archetype

• Maiden, Mother Crone: The Triple Goddess Explained…

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Cerridwen

Dream Symbol:

Fairy:

Flies:

Leave a comment

Subscribe now

Share

What’s it all about?:

In this episode, I explore something often overlooked in spiritual practice: laughter. Paganism has always had a sacred place for humor, from trickster gods like Loki and Coyote to the joyful chaos of ritual mistakes. I’ll talk about how laughter brings people together, keeps our egos in check, and shows us that being respectful doesn’t have to mean being serious.

Come with me as I pay honor to the parts of our practices that bring us joy, mischief, and sacred irreverence.

This show celebrates the idea that sometimes the most important spiritual moments come with laughter. Whether you’ve ever laughed through a serious ritual or learned something from a deity’s prank, this episode is for you.

Songs Featured:

1. Absolutely Bonkers by Three Weird Sisters

2. Fairies Stole My Keys by Emerald Rose

3. Than Attti Loki More Children by SKALD

4. Shipful of Monsters by S. J. Tucker

5. Silly Magic by Ginger Ackley

6. Ant Hill Under the Sky by Brian Henke

7. Goddess Calling by Meren King

Spirit Guide Background Music by Andrea Good from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by Bugs Bunny from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Trickster Gods and Goddesses

• 11 Trickster Gods Around the World: Loki, Eris, Monkey, and More!

• Trickster

• Seriously? Pagan Humor

• Modern paganism

• The Shape of an Irreverent Spirituality

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Kokopelli

Dream Symbol:

Ankle:

Announcer:

Ant:

Leave a comment

Share

Subscribe now

What it’s All About:

In this episode, I take you way up to Northern Norway to look into the story of the Kven people. They are often referred to as the forgotten minority of the Arctic. This is understandable when considering how little they are mentioned in history books. These people are descendants of Finnish migrants who built their lives in a pretty unforgiving landscape. They shared the land with both Norwegians and Sámi. It makes you wonder how that history shaped them and what it truly feels like to belong to a community so far away from the homeland. This is a story of survival.

There also appears to be a bit of a cultural renaissance happening for the Kven right now. It is fascinating to see how things like traditional woodcraft or community storytelling are being brought back to life with this renewed energy. The path to recognition isn't always easy, but there is a real push now to honor these Arctic roots. This episode highlights a side of Nordic heritage that many people have likely never even heard of. If you like uncovering these kinds of stories, go ahead and subscribe or leave a review.

Songs Featured:

1. Gibu by Wardruna

2. Winter Mullein by Willow Wynd

3. Diese kalte Nacht by FAUN

4. Bring the Rain by Crow Women

5. On the Pride of Champions by Leslie Hudson

6. Vampire Girl from Orn by Emerald Rose

7. I Am Loving Awareness by Grace Wells and Enda Gallery

8. Pagan Revolution by Elvenking

Spirit Guide Background Music by Artem Hramushkin from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by Joel Fazhari from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music by Universfield from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Kainun Institute – Kven Institute

• Norwegian Government

• Ukko

• Ukko

• Ukko – The Finnish God of Thunder and Weather

• Ruija Kven Museum

• Kven Association

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Ukko

Dream Symbol:

Vampire:

Vegetables:

Leave a comment

Share

Subscribe now

What’s it all About:

Join me as I talk about how pagans follow the sacred cycles of time. This episode covers the natural rhythms of life, death, and rebirth. I’ll look at the Wheel of the Year, exploring how its holidays help us grow spiritually.

I will show how this journey is ultimately about finding balance, power, and wisdom in the sacred dance of time. Tune in now to start your journey into the rhythms of the year!

Songs Featured:

1. Got the Time by Korpiklaani

2. Hard Times by Kellianna and Jenna Greene

3. Autumn Time by Crow Women

4. Spinning Into Joy by the Galloping Coroners

5. Meren’s Yule Song by Meren King

6. Children of the Light by Leslie Hudson

7. On Midwinter’s Day by Damh the Bard

Spirit Guide Background Music by Nicholas Panek from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by music_for_video from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Wheel of the Year

• The Wheel of the Year

• The wheel of the year: honouring nature’s rhythms

• The Pagan Wheel of the Year: What Elaborate Rituals and Events Mark this Sacred Cycle?

• The Wheel of the Year

• The Wheel of the Year: The 8 Festivals in the Wiccan Calendar

• Samhain

• Samhain: Meaning, Rituals, and Symbols for Witch’s New Year

• Samhain Festival – How to Celebrate this Pagan Tradition

• What is Samhain? The History of The Pagan Celebration

• Sacred Dance in Pagan Practice

• Embody the Divine: Sacred Dance

• The Dead Can Dance, Part 3: Ancestors as the Foundation of Place and Time” by Mathieu Thiem

• Embracing Ancient Pagan Festivals: A Journey Through Time and Magic

• Dancing with the Flames: Honoring the Sacred Union of God and Goddess on Beltane

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: The Norns

Dream Symbol:

Lamp:

Lawn:

Ledger:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it’s All About:

This week, This week, I’m looking at the rich spiritual traditions of the Sami people of Norway. Unlike the Norse sagas we often hear, the Sami spiritual path is built on pure animism. It’s a living tradition with a sacred cosmology, where all of nature is considered sentient. I will discuss the crucial role of the traditional shaman, known as the Noaidi. This episode offers us a chance to consider spirituality as a dynamic, ethical way of life. It’s a path that honors every part of the natural world, from the reindeer to the sacred Sieidi rocks.

I want to ensure I approach this culture with the highest respect and scholarship, focusing on appreciating the Sami worldview rather than appropriating it. By examining the Sami perspective, I believe modern paganism can gain vital lessons on ecological wisdom and genuine connection to the land. I will shine a light on this rich, resilient, and essential spiritual path from the high North.

Songs Featured:

1. Fehu by Wardruna

2. Ancestor’s Song by Kellianna

3. Cold Winter Comin’ by Gaia Consort

4. Szarvaslélek by Moon and the Nightspirit

5. Behold The Passionate Ways of Nature by Hagalaz’ Runedance

6. The Soul-Fire Invocation by Jenya T. Beachy

7. Iske Tulta by Kveld and Noiduin

8. Lívsandin by Eivor

Spirit Guide Background Music by Music Word from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by Pavel Bekirov from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music by Paul Winter from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• SAAMI COUNCIL

• Experience
  Sami culture in Norway

• Sámi Parliamentary Council

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Caribou

Dream Symbol:

German Shepard:

Girlfriend:

Goblet:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it’s All About:

Step into the vibrant intersection of spirituality and creativity with this deep look at Paganism and nature-inspired art. I’ll discuss why contemporary Pagan artists find their ultimate inspiration in the wilderness, nature’s cycles, and ancient myth. I’ll examine how Pagan symbols like the Green Man and the Triple Goddess become art in different forms, including painting, sculpture, and digital crafts. This episode offers a fresh appreciation for the visual expression of Pagan belief and the enduring power of the wild to inspire meaningful art.

In this conversation, I focus on the role of art as a spiritual practice. It’s a way to connect with the divine, honor the Earth, and express the ineffable elements of a nature-based path. I’ll offer practical ways you can bring Pagan art into your life, whether that’s supporting artists or just viewing the world with a more sacred eye. Tune in to see how honoring the natural world is, in itself, an act of creation.

Songs Featured:

1. Art by Derek Schmidt

2. Smoke Filled Pictures by Alexander James Adams

3. Daughter of Nature by Natalie Fee

4. Do Wojny by Jar

5. Green Man by Magicfolk

6. Magban alvó by Moon and the Nightspirit

7. We Won’t Sleep Tonight by Crow Women

Spirit Guid Background Music by Corvus from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by 민관 박 from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Wheel of the Year

• From plant to pigment: UNM alumna creates her own palette

• Maiden, Mother, and Crone: The Wiccan Triple Goddess

• The Triple Goddess: Maiden, Mother and Crone

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Minerva

Dream Symbol:

Bed:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it’s All About:

Pagan ethics isn’t about dogma. It’s about personal responsibility and living in harmony with the web of life. This episode examines how Pagans across different traditions navigate the complex choices of modern life. I look at the foundational principles that challenge us to take responsibility for our choices in our interconnected world.

Songs Featured:

1. Pagan Revolution by Elvenking

2. The Witches’ Tree by Cernunnos Rising

3. The Secret Path by Moon and the Lifespirit

4. Gaia’s Love by Kellianna

5. Child Divine by Ginger Ackley

6. Candle Flame by Crow Women

7. Breathe by Tamara Thompson & Blackfoot U-Ahk

8. Breathing in Water by Sharon Knight

9. The Backward Path by Fay Brotherhood

Spirit Guide Background Music by Darren Hirst from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by AntipodeanWriter from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music by Paul Winter from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• What is the foundation of Pagan ethics?

• What are the main ideologies of paganism? How would one begin to be a pagan?

• What is the foundation of Pagan ethics?

• Neo-Pagan Ethics

• Sacred Nature: Paganism’s Contribution to Environmental Ethics

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Themis

Dream Symbol:

Wax:

Wedding Dress:

Werewolf:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it’s All About:

In this episode, I’m talking about a vital part of the pagan community that often goes overlooked: Pagan men’s groups. Paganism has a strong focus on the feminine, but there’s a growing need for spaces where men can find community and authentic spiritual connection. For the women listening, understanding these groups can help you better support the men in your life and see a different side of our faith.

This episode is every who want to understand the masculine energy in our faith. I’ll be discussing why community is so important, the unique challenges men face, and how these groups can provide a safe place for growth. Join me as I talk about the magic that happens when like-minded men come together.

Songs Featured:

1. Green Man by Magicfolk

2. Tree Huggin Man by Emerald Rose

3. The Wicker Man by Damh the Bard

4. Hymn to Herne by Alexander James Adams

5. Nechein Man by Faun

6. Arizona Memories by Meren King

7. Dream Man by Gayla Saldano

Spirit Guide Background Music by Emmraan from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by ukaka5656 from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music by Paul Winter from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• COVENS, GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS

• Pagan Federation International

• Starting a Pagan Group From Scratch

• Starting a Pagan or Wiccan Group or Coven

• Between the World

• Herne the Hunter

• Herne the Hunter

• Herne the Hunter

• Herne the Hunter: Spirit of Windsor Forest

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Herne, the Hunter

Dream Symbol:

Mascot:

Memory:

Men:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

This episode looks at the deep connection between Paganism and the ancient art of storytelling. Join me as I discuss how myths, legends, and personal narratives serve as vital conduits for spiritual understanding and cultural transmission within various Pagan traditions. From the oral traditions passed down through generations to the modern crafting of our own sacred stories, I'll show the power of narrative to shape our beliefs, guide our practices, and connect us to the timeless wisdom of the earth and cosmos.

Discover how storytelling isn't just entertainment, but a powerful magical act that fosters community, preserves ancestral knowledge, and ignites the imagination. I'll share how you can reclaim and weave your own stories, drawing inspiration from folklore, myth, and nature to deepen your spiritual journey. Tune in to understand why, for Pagans, every narrative, whether ancient or newly forged, is a sacred thread in the rich tapestry of existence.

Songs Featured:

1. A Book of Shadows Part 1: A Story Yet Untold by Dragonland

2. Faerie Story by Brobdingnagian Bards

3. A Sailor’s Tale by Emian

4. My Own Spider’s Web by Elvenking

5. Old Tale by Korpiklaani

6. Goddess, Help Them by Mr. E

7. A Tale of Fate (A Folksong Awaits) by Hagalaz Runedance

   Spirit Guide Background Music by Geoff Harvey from Pixabay

   Dream Symbol Background Music by T-Rex Bar from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Stories and mythology

• Sacred Narratives

• Storytelling and Spirituality: Reclaiming a Folk Tradition

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Anansi

Dream Symbol:

Help:

Hide and Seek:

Hit:

Subscribe now

Share Music From the Goddess' Vault Podcast Newsletter

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

This week, I'm taking you on a journey to one of the most sacred and mysterious sites of the ancient world: Delphi, Greece. Often called the "navel of the world," this powerful place holds a rich history and mythology that I'll be exploring. I'll uncover how the spirit of this site still resonates in modern paganism and offers a profound link to the roots of Western spirituality.

Tune in this week for this deep dive into the heart of ancient Greece.

Songs Featured:

1. Oracle by Gaia Consort

2. If You’re Magic and You Know it by Ginger Ackley

3. Priestess by Dragons Head

4. Home by Meren King

5. Sacred Stones of Stonehenge by Kellianna

6. The Cauldron by Damh the Bard

7. Tranquil Harmony: Guided Meditation for Inner Peace and Balance by Sage Amelia Celestia, Holistic Healing Visionary

8. Aphrodite’s Blessing by Cloud the Pagan Rapper

   Spirit Guide Background Music by intersubjektiv from Pixabay

   Dream Symbol Background Music by HoggyArt from Pixabay

   Meditation Background Music by MeditativeTiger from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Delphi

• Pythia

• Temple of Apollo (Delphi)

• Pilgrimage to… St Edith’s Holy Well, Kent

• Methods of Divination for Magical Practice

• Guided Mediation and Magic Visualizations focuses Discover Archetype: Magician, Seer and Wizard

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Hestia

Dream Symbol:

Cauldron:

Chakras:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

Join me as I explore the deeply personal and profound topic of Pagan funerals and grieving practices. In many modern cultures, death is often seen as an ending, but within Paganism, it is viewed as a natural and sacred part of the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. This episode will delve into how we can create meaningful rituals and ceremonies to honor the deceased and guide them on their journey. We'll discuss how we find comfort and closure through connection to nature, the elements, and the wisdom of our ancestors, transforming a time of loss into a period of sacred remembrance and transition.

Beyond the rituals themselves, this episode offers a compassionate look at the grieving process from a Pagan perspective. I'll explore how to navigate grief with an open heart, embracing our emotions and finding healing in practices that are both ancient and deeply personal. This show provides a space for reflection and understanding.

Songs Featured:

1. Ghost Forest by Sharon Knight

2. Ghost by Trobar de Morte

3. Spirit Trail by EMIAN

4. The Butterfly by Drumspyder

5. Samhain Night by Crow Women

6. Shadow and Shard by Alexander James Adams

7. Death and the Maiden by Magicfolk

Spirit Guide Background Music by Elijah K from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Music by Captain Phillips from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Pagans, Death and the Afterlife

• Afterlife and Salvation

• Ritual to Honor the Ancestors at Samhain

• Remembering Ancestors of Blood, Spirit, and Place

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week:

Dream Symbol:

Icicles:

Sentencing:

Shadow:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

Join me on this episode as I explore the ever-evolving landscape where Paganism meets social media. In an increasingly connected world, digital platforms have become a vital space for Pagans to find community, share knowledge, and express their spiritual paths. I'll examine the ways social media has shaped modern Paganism, from the rise of online covens and digital rituals to the widespread sharing of spellcraft and magical practices. Discover how platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook have fostered global connections, allowing seekers and practitioners to find their tribes regardless of geographical barriers, and democratized access to information and diverse perspectives within the Pagan world.

However, the digital hearth isn't without its shadows. I'll also openly discuss the challenges that come with this online integration. From issues of misinformation and cultural appropriation to the pressures of performative spirituality and the potential for gatekeeping within digital communities, I'll consider the nuances of maintaining authenticity and healthy boundaries online. Whether you're an experienced digital witch or just starting to explore Paganism's online presence, this episode offers insights into navigating the complexities of connecting, learning, and thriving in the vibrant intersection of Paganism and social media.

Songs Featured:

1. Gaia by Faun

2. Lugh by Kellianna

3. Ritual by Janna Runnalls

4. Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Brian Henke

5. Alkonyvarázs by Moon and the Nightspirit

6. Go Dig My Grave by Emerald Rae

7. Self Confidence 3: Declarations for Self-Assurance by Trena Barnes, Hypnotherapist

8. Perfect Love by Alexian

9. Only Love… Can Tame the Demon by OMNIA

Spirit Guide Background Music by primalhousemusic from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by Santiago Amaya from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music Music by Pankaj Yadav from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• How Modern Witches Enchant TikTok: Intersections of Digital, Consumer, and Material Culture(s) on #WitchTok

• #Witchesofinstagram: How does social media spread spirituality, witchcraft, and pagan movements?

• The Pagan Federation

• Technopaganism: A Contemporary Spirituality in the Digital Space

• modern Paganism

• The New Incarnation of PaganSpace

• Wicca, the Religion of Self-expression

• Online disinformation

• Bullying online

• Cultural Appropriation and Why It Matters

• Cultural Appropriation in Contemporary Neopaganism and Witchcraft

• The New Incarnation of PaganSpace

• Materiality, Authority, and Digital Religion

• Online platforms risk becoming ideological echo chambers that undermine meaningful dialogue

• Religious discrimination against modern pagans

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Iris

Dream Symbol:

Devil:

Digging:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

This week, I'm bringing you an episode about "Paganism in Film and TV." I'll be looking at how ideas from paganism, including witchcraft and nature-based spirituality, appear in popular media. We'll consider the general ways these themes are presented, from positive portrayals that offer thoughtful perspectives to ongoing common misconceptions that shape public understanding.

Join me as I examine the overall impact these presentations have on how paganism is understood by broader audiences and within our own community. I'll discuss the recurring magical and mystical elements, and how our spiritual path is sometimes reflected on screen.

Songs Featured:

1. Chocolate Frog by Emerald Rose

2. Scott Cunningham by Cloud the Pagan Rapper

3. Fae Hollow Magic by Alexander James Adams

4. Sekhmet Speaks by Shining Wheel Pagan Chorus

5. Three Witches by Spiral Rhythm

6. Daydream (Tea Getting Cold) by Willow Wynd

7. Egil Saga by Faun

Spirit Guide Background Music by Lobsang Karma from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by Oleksii Kalyna from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Gender Essentialism and Sexual Violence in Popular Cinema Depictions of Paganism and Pagan Communities

• The Representation of Paganism in Modern Anglo-Saxon Popular Culture:

• Cult Cinema #30: On the Pagan Village Conspiracy

• Primetime Paganism: Popular-Culture Representations of Europhilic Polytheism in Game of Thrones and Vikings

• CELTIC GODS: OGMA

• Ogma

• Ogma

• The Influence of Fiction and Hollywood on Paganism

• How Hollywood Got Witchcraft All Wrong

• Does Hollywood Get Witches Right? Demystifying Witchcraft History

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Ogma

Dream Symbol:

Oars:

Obedience:

Tea:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

Join me for this week’s episode as I discuss Crafting and DIY in Paganism! I’ll highlight how crafting serves as a powerful tool for personal expression and spiritual connection within various pagan traditions. From creating altar items and ritual tools to making seasonal decorations, I’ll cover the significance of handmade artifacts in enhancing one’s spiritual practice. You’ll learn how these activities not only foster creativity but also deepen your connection to nature and the divine.

In this episode, I’ll also reflect on the importance of crafting as a form of meditation and self-discovery. Tune in to connect with your inner artist and enrich your spiritual path through the art of creation!

Songs Featured:

1. Circle Round (Autumn Lord) by Castalia

2. A Dancing Gnome and the Goddess of the Moon by Brian Henke

3. Witchcraft by Arthur Hinds

4. Do Ognia Pan by Jar

5. Corn Yairds by Erutan

6. Jedi Drinking Song by Brodingnagian Bards

7. Aurora Borealis by Lacy Mucklow

8. Danny in the Jar by Emerald Rose

Spirit Guide Background Music by Lofium from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by u_p1oxz4nh2n from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music by Darren Hirst from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• “Pagan Crafting” by Crafter Yearly

• Crafts for the crafty pagan...

• Ancient Besom Crafting: Traditional vs Modern Witch Broom Materials

• A Ritual for Blessing Magical Tools

• Crafting and Spirituality: Finding Harmony Through Creative Expression

• Exploring the Spiritual Dimension of Crafts

• Pagan Craft Projects

• Yule Decorations: Magical DIY Ideas for Your Pagan Holiday

• Preparing for SAMHAIN | DIY witch broom | scary treasure hunt | witch's new year

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Vulcan

Dream Symbol:

Jar:

Jedi:

Jumpsuit:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

In this episode, I explore the profound connection between music and pagan practices. From ancient rituals to modern gatherings, music has played a pivotal role in enhancing spiritual experiences, creating a vibrant tapestry of sound that resonates with the divine.

Whether you’re a musician or simply a lover of sound, this episode will illuminate the powerful role of music in the pagan spiritual journey, showcasing how it not only reflects beliefs but also fosters connection and community among practitioners.

Songs Featured:

1. Midsummer Fever by David Wood

2. Ashes of Summer by Willow Wynd

3. Musical Priest/Butterfly/Swallowtail by Phoenyx

4. The Dream Made of Sand by Arcana

5. The Journey by Damh the Bard

6. Calling the Elements by Crow Women

7. Only the Music by Heather Alexander

   Spirit Guide Background Music by Maksym Malko from Pixabay

   Dream Symbol Background Music by Dmitry Taras from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Music in Pagan Religion and Ritual – a brief exploration

• Sacred Sound and Sound Healing

• Exploring the Pagan Roots of Drumming Circles

• Column: What is Pagan Music?

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Obatala

Dream Symbol:

Earrings:

Elbow:

Elemental Bending:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

In this episode, I explore the profound significance of the Crone archetype within paganism, highlighting how this figure embodies wisdom, intuition, and transformative power. Often misunderstood, the Crone represents not only the later stages of life but also the rich experiences and insights that come with age. I discuss various cultural interpretations of the Crone, revealing her multifaceted nature as a guide, healer, and source of strength for individuals on their spiritual journeys.

Listeners will discover practical ways to honor the Crone within themselves, from rituals to reflective practices that foster empowerment and self-acceptance. Join me as I celebrate the beauty of aging and the incredible power of the Crone, encouraging everyone to embrace their inner sage and recognize the wisdom that comes with life’s journey.

Songs Featured:

1. Maiden, Mother, Crone by Spiral Rhythm

2. Crone Chant by Alexian

3. Öregerdo (Classical Version) by Moon and the Nightspirit

4. Mánin Líður by SKALD

5. She is Crone by Kellianna

6. Pagan Beat by Arthur Hinds

7. Affirmations: Inner Wisdom by Paul Babin

8. Out with the old (In with the New) by Leslie Hudson

9. New Old Ways by Dragons Head

   Spirit Guide Background Music by Miyagisama from Pixabay

   Dream Symbol Background Music by Geoff Harvey from Pixabay

   Meditation Background Music by Universfield from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• The Crone Archetype

• Crone

• Ancient Goddesses, Grandmothers and Crones

• Manifestations: Embracing and Understanding the Triple Moon & Maiden, Mother, Crone Archetype

• Challenging The Crone

• The Crone Archetype

• Experiences from Pagan Women: A Closer Look at Croning Rituals

• The Crone Archetype: Embracing Wisdom and Transformation

• Maiden, Mother, Crone? Womanhood in the Modern World

• The Evolution of The Feminine Archetypes

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Tanit

Dream Symbol:

Pagan:

Paintball:

Palm:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

In this episode, I discuss modern Pagan-inspired literature, focusing on how contemporary authors draw from ancient traditions, myths, and spiritual practices to shape their narratives. These works highlight the intricate relationship between humanity and nature, the divine, and the cosmos. I showcase notable authors who incorporate Pagan elements into their stories, illustrating how their writings resonate with modern Pagan values and beliefs. By exploring themes influenced by folklore, mythology, and the natural environment, literature serves as a powerful medium for expressing and examining the complexities of Pagan spirituality.

I also analyze the impact of these literary works on the Pagan community and beyond. How do these stories inspire individuals to connect with their own spiritual paths? What role does symbolism play in enhancing our understanding of Pagan practices? Join me as I consider contemporary novels and essays that celebrate the diversity of Pagan thought, inviting listeners to reflect on their own relationships with literature and spirituality. This episode promises to spark your imagination and deepen your appreciation for the rich tapestry of modern Pagan-inspired storytelling.

Songs Featured:

1. Legolas by Three Weird Sisters

2. Chocolate Frog by Emerald Rose

3. Egi Taltos by Moon and the Nightspirit

4. Arizona Memories by Meren King

5. Balance of Nature by Alexander James Adams

6. Fields in Flames by Korpiklaani

7. The Book of Shadows, Pt. I A Story Yet Untold by Dragonland

Spirit Guide Background Music by ArtManzh from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by FREEMUSICPRO from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• Books by Starhawk

• Lives of the Mayfair Witches Series

• Mnemosyne

• Mnemosyne the Greek Goddess | Mythology, Daughters & Symbol

• Diana Gabaldon

• Tanya Huff

• Patrick Rothfuss

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Mnemosyne

Dream Symbol:

Field:

Flag:

Food Truck:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

In this episode, I’m exploring how witchcraft can help you improve yourself and grow as a person. While many people think of witchcraft as mysterious or magical, it’s really about setting intentions and making connections. I’ll discuss how you can reflect on your feelings and work toward emotional healing.

Join me as I explore the exciting world of witchcraft and how it can lead to real personal growth and empowerment.

Songs Featured:

1. Banish Misfortune - Lark in the Morning by Phoenix

2. Healing Chant by Heather Alexander

3. Grandmother by Spiral Rhythm

4. Celtic Wisdom by Alexander James Adams

5. City Magic by Chalice and Blade

6. Angel of Bells by Gaia’s Voice

7. Party On by Camille Maurine and Lorine Roche

8. Pagan Party People by Pagan Rap Gang

9. Goddess, Help Them by Mr. E

Spirit Guide Background Music by Mykola Odnoroh from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by LAURENT BUCZEK from Pixabay

Meditation Background Music by Imaginedragon from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• How to Practice Music Magick with a Real Art Witch

• How To Enhance Your Witchcraft With Music For Magic

• Witchcraft into the Wilds: Working Magic With Nature

• 50 Powerful Affirmations For Witches

• Spells for Letting Go of the Past and Welcoming New Beginnings.

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• X (Formerly Twitter)

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Tara

Dream Symbol:

Valley:

Visitor:

Angel:

Subscribe now

Share

Leave a comment

What it's All About:

In this episode, I explore the profound relationship between artistic expression and ritual practices, examining how creativity enhances spiritual experiences across cultures. From intricate designs of ceremonial masks to melodic chants, art serves as a vital medium for connecting with the divine. I discuss how various forms of artistic expression enrich rituals and deepen our understanding of cultural beliefs and values.

Join me as I uncover how creativity can elevate spiritual practices and inspire a deeper appreciation for the beauty found within rituals.

Songs Featured:

1. Den Siste Glede by Faun

2. Blood and Bone by OMNIA

3. Rituals by Jana Runnalls

4. The Power of the Goddess by Celia Farran

5. Music Pesto Set by Avalon Rising

6. The Last Leaf (November Rains) by Willow Wynd

7. A Shadow Painted White by Autumn Tears

Spirit Guide Background Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay

Dream Symbol Background Music by Valerii Gomeniuk from Pixabay

Links Mentioned:

• A Beginners Guide to Wiccan Ritual Tools and the Altar

• Art & Altar: A Channeling Masterclass

• The Web as Altar: HTML & CSS for Memorial and Ritual

• Dance

• Dance Resources

• Electronic Dance Music Events as Modern-Day Ritual

Get in Touch Through Social Media:

• Facebook

• X (Formerly Twitter)

• Instagram

• TikTok

• Witches.live

• Thread

• bluesky

Spirit Guide of the Week: Xochiquetzal

Dream Symbol:

Leash:

Leaves:

Lemon:

Subscribe now

Share Music From the Goddess' Vault Podcast Newsletter

Leave a comment