Ah, the mysteries of All Snakes Day, a lesser-known but intriguing alternative to Saint Patrick's Day in the mainstream world—but very much a popular topic each year amongst pagan peoples. What is All Snakes Day? Celebrating “All Snakes Day” each year on March 17th as a protest against St. Patrick’s Day has become common amongst […]
As many of you did, I went to bed with a heavy heart, feeling deeply for those in our community who are queer, POC, women, or allies. The surge of blatant hatred towards the safety, well-being, and bodily autonomy of human beings who are anything other than white, conservative, cisgender, heterosexual, christians has skyrocketed. And […]
Brigid (Brigit, Bride, or Brighid) is a Celtic goddess with many associations with the hearth, home, warmth, fire, wells, healing, poetry, protection, smithing, inspiration, and creativity. To us, summing her up as the Celtic Goddess of the Sacred Flame is a beautiful way to show how all of these seemingly different associations are all connected. […]
Ēostre, also known as Ostara, is a Germanic goddess associated with spring and dawn. Her name is thought to be the root of the modern Easter celebration. Ēostre symbolizes renewal, rebirth, and fertility, embodying the transition from the cold, dark winter to the warm, light-filled days of spring. Celebrations in Ēostre's honor were thought to […]
Friday the 13th, a date that has long been associated with bad luck, superstition, and evil. But what many people may not realize is that it's a fascinating tale that goes beyond mere superstition and bad luck, finding its origins in the sacred goddess worship of pagan peoples.
The Saturnalia festival was an ancient Roman celebration held in honor of Saturn. Saturn's roots can be traced back to Ba'el, an older deity from the Canaanite pantheon. The syncretism observed in ancient religions often led to deities from one culture being absorbed into another under different names but with similar attributes. Thus, Saturn inherited […]
Some visions are fleeting, and others stick with me every time I close my eyes or the topic resurfaces in my mind. A while back, I had a vision that has stuck with me to this day, though I haven’t written about it officially—until now. I saw Hekate in all of her glory, ferocity, and […]
Heresy | her· e· sy | ˈher-ə-sēbelief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious (especially Christian) doctrine. Heresy sounds like a scary word—especially if you're like me, having grown up in a conservative, religious, monotheistic household. Words like blasphemy, sin, heresy, and witchcraft were major no-nos. And here we are at our first heresy of this […]
Creating a sacred space is an essential part of many pagan, spiritual, and religious practices. An altar serves as a focal point for connecting with the divine, performing rituals, and honoring your spiritual path. Whether you are new to this part of your path or not, this guide is intended to help walk you through […]
Recently, I was asked to put together a series of resources on deity work and honor, so this article is the beginning of many resources to come. What is Deity Work and Honoring Deities? An overview of deities In pagan and spiritual beliefs, deities are considered powerful, divine beings that embody different aspects of nature, […]
WOW! The big day is finally here… The Mystic’s Journey Program is now LIVE! If you don’t know me already in real life—Hi, I'm Kate Jade! I am absolutely honored that you've considered potentially joining The Mystic's Journey Program. And if you still feel you’re meant to join, I hope that you receive all the confirmation(s) […]
In modern society, it’s easy to see the influence that monotheistic religion has on so many areas of our lives, but what about the subtle nods to the old gods and goddesses hidden in household brands we use on a regular basis? While I often love seeing iconography that remembers the old gods, I’m often […]
