Patron goddess/god
I have yet another question! Seems like I have more of those than anything else. Anyway. As the subject says, have all of you found your patron goddess or god? (You can have a patron god, right?) How...
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Personally, I have an evolving perspective on the whole concept of goddess/god/etc. I grew up without any religious training at all, and for a long time i considered myself to be a sort of athiest...
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I personally view the God and Goddess as like ying and yang, a balance of divinity. I see the different pantheons as different facets of them, different traits that people call upon when undertaking a...
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Quote:Learn about the G-ddess/G-ds that seem to intuitively captivate your imagination and admiration.I think this advice from Nahnni is very wise My personal opinion would be read and explore as much...
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Quote:Sometimes you may find the same God/Goddess appearing in your life in many different waysThis has been true for me. When I first began to study Wicca, there were several Goddesses that I...
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Well what happened to me was that when I first found Paganism I went on a mad search to try and find my Patron Goddess and nothing happened, but then I decided to just let it go and let things run...
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My patron goddess is Artemis. I don't even feel like I chose her, I just know she is the one I feel most connected to, every aspect of her I feel I can relate to. I've worked with Neith before and...
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Thanks for sharing Lupa Artemis is one of my major Goddesses, but like Neith for you it was sort of a chosen thing. She didn't call to me as much as Athena (my patron goddess). ~The Rustle of the Wind...
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I tend to honour Hestia or Brighid in my kitchen as I work... I have been out of the habit as of late and I do feel that some of the sacred in my kitchen space has left. M
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I acknowledge mother nature. As far as finding a deity, believe me she/he/they/it will find you. Just be susceptible to the idea of a deity something will show itself. Do not be gullible! Stand firm...
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Quote:It is my perception that G-ddesses and G-ds you are attracted to would most likely hold Attributes that you, yourself, hold. Look deeply within your own Spirit and who you are right now and what...
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Quote:Hestia because I have a wicked sense of home and hearth. I'm almost obsessive in housekeeping, etcI feel a closeness to Hestia as well but for the opposite reason - I really struggle with...
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I gravatated toward Isis and felt accepted by her. She is a wife, mother and knows the secrets of magick and healing...I feel a kinship with her. There are so many different meditations you can do to...
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My personal choice of goddess used to be Brighid, since she is not only for hearth and home but for poets and artists as well. Now that I'm back to my xtian ways, I guess I can always say that my...
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I don't follow a specific path, or even a deity based path for that matter, but I do have a special place in my heart for Freya. I think it's a cat thing, that and her sensual aspects.
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Question: Why are these considered to be 'Patron' Goddesses and not 'Matron', as I call mine? Not to split hairs or anything, but just wanted to raise the perception. Mine is Persephone; I really...
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I kept stumbling across references to Quan Yin, so I figure she must be mine.
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Why are these considered to be 'Patron' Goddesses and not 'Matron', as I call mine? Not to split hairs or anything, but just wanted to raise the perception. I can see what you mean, wildchild. I...
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