Mary Magdalene "Orisas" Moon Goddess altar statue votive

Moon Goddess altar statue votive candleholder

No goddess has been associated with witchcraft more than the goddess Hekate (Hecate)

Golden Isis

Native American "vision quests" and Tibetan "dream yoga" are but two traditional examples of a practice whose modern champions include Karl Jung and Joseph Campbell

Mary Magdalene "Orisas" Moon Goddess altar statue votiveWoman with the Alabaster Jar Mary Magdalene's tears are the source of the Deepest Love. Tradition holds her as the "Woman of Sorrows" who bathed Christ's feet with tears, dried them with her long flowing hair, and anointed his head with precious unguent from her alabaster jar, who accompanied him at the foot of the Cross and at his tomb, who was foremost of his female disciples, and may well have also been his beloved spouse. Very ancient legend