The God, The Lord

As there is The Lady, there is also her equal counterpart, The Lord. He is necessary as He is the balance to obtain harmony. Again, these are only the Gods that i chose to work with, not all of them.

Anubis

Egyptian God
Son of Nephthys and Set
Husband of Anput
Guardian of Isis
Jackal-headed God of Protection





Cernunnos

Celtic God
Parentage and Marriage are Unknown
Very Little is Known About the God
Consort of The Lady
Horned God

Pan

Greek God

Parentage is Unknown

Never Married

God of the Wild

These are only the Gods I chose to work with, so if there are others you would like to see, please let me know.

Blessed Be!

The Goddess, The Lady

The Goddess takes many forms and is known by many names; Athena, Isis, Themis, Hecate, Demeter, Nyx, and many more. Each Goddess has her own region of authority. Not all Goddesses will be represented her, only the ones that I chose to work with. There are many more and if you don't see one in particular that you would like to, send me a message and I will add Her in another post.


Hera

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Kronos and Rhea
Wife of Zeus and Queen of the Heavens
Goddess of Women and Marriage, the Sky & Starry Heavens












Athena

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Zeus and Metis
Never Married
Goddess of War and Wisdom













Hecate

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Perses and Asteria
Never Married, Queen of the Night, Ghosts, and Witches
Goddess of Crossroads










Demeter

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Kronos and Rhea
Never Married
Goddess of the Harvest











Themis

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Gaia and Ouranus
Never Married
Goddess of Divine Justice and Order & Customs











Artemis

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Leto and Zeus
Never Married, The Maiden Goddess
Goddess of the Hunt, Nature, and Birth












Selene

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Theia and Hyperion
Never Married, had a Number of Lovers
Goddess of the Moon












Nyx

Greek Goddess
Daughter of Chaos
Never Married
Goddess of the Night















Gaia

Greek Goddess
Great Mother of all
Never Married
Goddess of Earth













Epona

Celtic Goddess
Very Little is Known About Her in Terms of Parentage or Marriage
Celtic Horse Goddess













Brigid

Celtic Goddess
Daughter of the Dagda and one of the Tuatha  De Danann
Married to Bres of the Fomorians
Warrior Goddess and Protectress









Freya

Norse Goddess
Daughter of Njord, Mother is Unknown
Married to Odin
Goddess of Love, Beauty, Fertility, War, Wealth, Divination, and Magick











Isis

Egyptian Goddess
Daughter of Nut and Geb
Married to Osiris
Goddess of Children and Protector of the Dead















Aradia

Italian Goddess
Daughter of Diana and Lucifer
Never Married
Queen of the Witches

These are the Goddesses that I chose to work with, but are far from all of them. If there are any Goddesses you would like for me to add, please feel free to say so. 

Blessed Be!

Book of Shadows: Introduction and Color Correspondences

The Book of Shadows is a crucial element to any practitioner of The Craft and for good reason. A witch's Book of Shadows, BOS for short, is invaluable and sacred to the one who made it. They come in different forms and carry different lessons that speak of the individual that fashioned it. Each BOS is personalized to the best of its ability and holds within it the wisdom and knowledge of the ages.

Now, this isn't my BOS, this is from the film Practical Magic, but it shows how a Book of Shadows can transcend time and can provide someone of the present with knowledge of the past.

I'm not just going to talk and talk about a Book of Shadow, most of this entry will be pictures with some explanation. With that said, all of the pages/images can be saved and used for your own BOS or anything. Some of the pages won't be easy to read until you save them or print them, just saying.

The colors of magic are important for spell castings and rituals. They dictate what color candle, ribbon, or anything colorful should be.

Another color correspondence picture, but this one focuses on the human aspects of colors.

This makes the connection between the colors and the elements.

Colors are important, not just in Wicca, but in all things. Colors affect the mind and different colors affect different emotions. It's a good idea to consider what colors you surround yourself with whether or not it pertains to Wicca or spell-casting.

I surround myself with purple because its my favorite color, but it also drives my imagination and gets the creative juices flowing which helps in spell-casting for me. Think of what color you surround yourself with and see what that says about you, how it affects you, and how it lends its power to your magick.

Blessed Be!

Blessed Be!

Merry Meet!

I plan on using this blog to post anything and everything that I know about Wicca. I'll be posting pages from my Book Of Shadows that can be saved and used by others, there will be pictures, writings, quotes, and anything else that I find that I think would be cool to share. 

I've only been practicing for about four years, so there's a lot I have left to learn and that's just the basics. I'm a solitary witch and have never been a part of a coven thus far because of constant travel. I'm only in high school and plan on going to school for a degree in journalism after I graduate. My name is Maddi and I look forward to any feedback.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

Blessed Be!