GOING GODDESS™

MOTHER, MAIDEN, CRONE

THE TRIPLE GODDESS

The Maiden represents enchantment, inception, freedom, action, the promise of new beginnings, youth, excitement, and independence. The Maiden in Kemet Mythology is Renpet - purity - and a representation of new beginnings. Other maiden goddesses include: Diana, Brigid, Nimue, among others.

The Mother represents ripeness, fertility, fulfillment, stability, and power. The Mother Goddess in Kemet mythology is Auset aka Isis, representing mother of all life, creation, and abundance. Other mother goddesses include: Eithinoa, Ceres, Astarte, Lakshmi.

The Crone represents the dark mother, wisdom, repose, and mystery . The Crone in Kemet mythology is Nebt Het aka Nephthys - wise, knowing, a culmination of a lifetime of experience. Crone goddesses include: Hecate, Kali, Oya, and others.

SAN ANTONIO-I named you :/

Posted by kasmik comments (0)

SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA

Anthony of Padua has been called the most celebrated of the followers of Saint Francis of Assisi. He is the patron saint of Padua and of Portugal, and is especially invoked for the recovery of lost things.

A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT

Posted by kasmik comments (0)

San Antonio Roundabout

Casing the Mall

Tejanos Transit Stop

Waterfalls along the walk

Riverwalk Sunday

San Antonio, Texas certainly boasts a strong and veritable military history reflected in the overall character of the city. Home to the Alamo, with almost every turn and crossing throughout San Antonio, one is brazenly reminded of the deep pride and cultural influence precipitated by the engagement of warfare. Nevertheless, balancing the stoic gravity of monuments, statues, and memorials is gracefully managed by the profuse lively arrangement of nature and revelers lined along the impressive Riverwalk meandering through the downtown area. Occurring one level down from the automobile street, the Riverwalk(aka Paseo del Rio) is essentially two parallel walkways peppered with bars, restaurants, and shops on either side of the San Antonio River. An exotic blend of sounds, sights, aromas, history and architecture, the Riverwalk is a distinct adventure in North American culture.

SAINT HILDEGARD

Posted by kasmik comments (0)

HILDE

Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179)

Have you heard of this phenomenal woman? Not your everyday, garden-variety female, especially in medieval days, Hildegard ranks among the most notable human beings in history.

Blessed with many talents and abilities, Hildegard von Bingen was a revolutionary of sorts. Also known as Saint Hildegard, Sybil of the Rhine, and Blessed Hildegard, she displayed an irresitible spirit and vibrant intellect overcoming common barriers to women during the middle ages to achieve timeless transcendence.

Respected by commoners, bishops, popes, and kings, Hildegard was a Christian mystic, author, linguist, naturalist, herbalist, physician, scientist, philosopher, channeler, visionary, composer, counselor, poet, and German Benedictine abbess. Her outstanding and unusual contributions to society, religion, and humanity have been rediscovered by a new generation of spiritual seekers and students of medieval history, and celebrated for its significance to the human experience.

Check out this esteemed avant-garde woman of a nun at any available resources near you!