Sheela na Gig first came into my life about five years ago, by chance. I found a pendant for a necklace on the Swedish island of Gotland and she spoke to me so loud and clear I’ve never been able … Read More

The point we’re at right now in the turning of the year is known as Imbolc or Candlemas. Let me know in the comments if there are any specific celebrations in your part of the world at this time of … Read More

#WOMBWISDOMWEDNESDAY The Greek myth of Jason and the Argonauts tells the story of a band of heroes Jason gathered around him on the ship the Argo. The story includes a reference to the White Goddess, which piqued my interest. It … Read More

In Ireland, Little Christmas is celebrated on 6 January. This is also the date of Twelfth Night, Epiphany, in the Christian tradition. The tradition is strongest in Cork and Kerry, where on that day the men do all the housework … Read More

Holy Saint Gobnait, Goddess of the Bees, We honour your life’s work dedicated to bees and beekeeping We attune to your vibrational essence, in resonance with the flutter and buzz of their industrious wings We give thanks for the miracles … Read More

I hear you sister Your pain is mine It’s not heavy I’ve been there since childhood You don’t have to heal Not comforted Not solved You don’t need help. You need to be heard. I hear you sister You open … Read More

Do you love yourself unconditionally, or have you made your self-love dependent on age, appearance or even hormonal balance? The etymology of the word ‘menopause’ is derived from the Greek meno for ‘moon’ – also the root word for ‘month’ … Read More

Setting boundaries is not about closing out others. It’s about letting yourself in. We often feel guilty when we set boundaries. It’s because women were trained from childhood to take care of other people’s emotional needs. And put their own … Read More