In almost every culture the moon is a woman. The monthly cycles of the moon seem to show the monthly cycles of women as though in a sacred magic mirror. Each month the Goddess paints the face of the moon with the same picture; over and over. And the thene of that picture is the power of women and the...
The Labyrinth is a symbol of the spiritual journey to the center. It's the outward sign of the inner pilgrimage. It is the feminine symbol where the long and hidden way to the center has stood for the process of pregnancy and childbirth. The Labyrinth symbol was used by the vanished matriarchal civilizations of ancient Crete. It is believed to...
One of the most important texts of occidental magic was Eliphas Levi’s “The Magic Ritual”. It is the source of this pentacle, believed by many to be one of the most powerful pentacle designs ever conceived. The Pentacle is the symbol of the microcosm; the cosmos recapitulated in human beings. There are five elements: Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Spirit....
Also known as Libyan Dessert Glass or Egyptian Glass. This tektite is most famous for being on King Tutankhamun breastplate carved in the shape of a scarab beetle. Made from desert sand this tektite is known for its highly protective energy along with it being a "stone" of transformation. It can aid in strengthening personal power and will. It's Golden...
Lilith is a modern goddess patterned after the dieties of the Assyrian world. Withe the wings and feet of an eagle, her element is air, and her mystic vision is as sharp as the worldly vision of the eagle. Lilith holds two sacred hoops made by joining together the opposite ends of two sticks. In this way, she shows that...
Maat, also known as Ma’at or Mayet, was a female goddess in the ancient Egyptian religion who represented truth, justice, balance and morality. The daughter of the Egyptian sun deity Ra and wife of the moon god Thoth, she served a kind of spirit of justice to the Egyptians. Pendants come on Legend Cards with a 33" long cord Aprox....
EARTH MOTHER -The Goddess Collection - Pendants come on Legend Cards with a 33 inch long black cord. Fine Lead Free Pewter.
Aprox. Size : L: 1.5" W: 1.5"
The Celtic War Goddess Morrigan is said to rule over life, death and sexuality. She is said to have flown over battlefields in the form of a raven to choose who would live and who would die. She used her magical powers of shape-shifting rather than weapons to preside over battles and was also known as the "Washer at the...
Nefertiti was the wife of the Pharaoh, Akhenaten, who was the founder of the cult of Aten, the One God, who resided in the sun. Nefertiti was an important part of a rebellion against the old Egyptian religion. She was said to be the most beautiful woman of the age, and her face is still one of the best known...
The Goddess is from the earliest period in Egyptian History, before the time of the Pharaohs. She has been identified as the Goddess of the Nile, the Sacred River. Her arms are upraised in prayer to Sirius, the brightest star in the heavens. The Nile floods in yearly cycles, and for thousands of years, the day the star Sirius first...
Nuit is the sky goddess of the Ancient Egyptians. Her arms form arches over the Earth, protecting it and nurturing its many children. The earth god, Nuit’s husband, stands below her, eternally trying to reunite with his beloved. They were separated at the order of Shu, the creator of the universe. The vault of the sky is the body of...
