Lugh and Tailtiu God and Goddess of Lughnasadh

The Festivals of Lughnasadh honor Lugh and his Foster mother Tailtiu,God and Goddess of Lughnasadh. Lughnasadh festival is said to have been begun by the god Lugh as a funeral feast and sporting competition in commemoration of his foster-mother, Tailtiu, Lugh/Lugh Lamhfada[of the Long Arm]Llew/Llaw Gyffes[bright one of the skillful hand]Ireland and Wales. His feast is Lughanassadh, a harvest … Continue reading Lugh and Tailtiu God and Goddess of Lughnasadh

God and Goddess of Autumnal Equinox

Dionysus and Demeter, God and Goddess of Autumnal Equinox. Dionysus and Demeter are a Greek god and goddess both of which are involved with the fruits of harvest. Demeter—“Mother”; “Doorway of the Mysterious Feminine” ;“Eternal Mother; the Sorrowing Mother; Corn Goddess; “Grain Mother”; Mistress of Magick. She was shown as a matron with beautiful … Continue reading God and Goddess of Autumnal Equinox

Dogs

Dogs and their place in Magick Across millennia and cultures, dogs embody the universal traits of loyalty, protection, fidelity, companionship, assistance, intelligence, obedience, cooperation, resourcefulness, and sensory perception. The dog has long been considered a liaison between the physical and nonphysical realms. Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Celtic cultures all venerate the dog as the … Continue reading Dogs

Horse

Animal of Litha -- Horse The horse is an animal symbol of Litha, the Summer Soltice. As one of the symbols in the Chinese zodiac, the horse in Chinese culture is equated with Litha celebrates the Sun God and the Mother Goddess in their union. Horses and their connection to Gods and Goddesses can be … Continue reading Horse