Dark Goddess Musings

Reflections on Dark and Dangerous Gods, Devotional Work and Modern Paganism

Thursday, October 27, 2011

From Darkness All Things Emerge

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   For me Samhain doesn’t really start until sunset on October 31 st .  The Celts marked their days from sunset to sunset.  Some have hyp...
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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Samhain, Morrigan and Dagda

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   When he first saw her, she was bathing along the river bank.   Long pale limbs, her skin the color of polished bone.   Clever hands loose...
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Sunday, September 4, 2011

Dark Goddess of the Week: Medusa

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“I saw you once, Medusa; we were alone. I looked you straight in the cold eye, cold. I was not punished, was not turned to stone. H...
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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Understanding the Warrior Goddess

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   When I tell most people my patron Goddess in the Morrigan usually their first questions is “Why would you want to worship a Goddess of wa...
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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Sexuality and the Nature of the Dark Goddess

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   The dark Goddess's love life is always getting her in trouble or giving her a bad rap.  In this week's blog I wanted to take ...
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Friday, August 12, 2011

“Pure Polytheism” vs “Soft Polytheism”

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   I’m not sure if I would call this a “divide” in the Pagan community (at least not just yet) but there is a great deal of discussion out t...
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Friday, August 5, 2011

Dark Goddess of the Week: Badb, Goddess of death, battle and rebirth...

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     Of the three Goddesses that form the triple Goddess Morrigan, Badb seems to be the least understood.   She calls to us from the misty ...
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Stephanie Woodfield
Stephanie Woodfield has been a practicing Pagan for the past twenty years. A devotional polytheist, ritualist, teacher and Priestess of the Morrigan, she is one of the founding members of Morrigu’s Daughters and The Morrigan’s Call Retreat. She is the author of Celtic Lore and Spellcraft of the Dark Goddess: Invoking the Morrigan, Dark Goddess Craft, Priestess of the Morrigan and other titles. In her spare time she enjoys creating art out of skulls and other dead things. She is called to helping others forge meaningful experiences with the Morrigan, as well as the Gods and land of Ireland. For more information check out her website: www.stephaniewoodfield.com
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