Aradia goddess

Aradia or the Gospel of the Witches is the finale in a series of books exploring Italian magical folklore, charms and sorcery written towards.......

Aradia

Aradia was a Moon Goddess from Tuscany, honored by the witches of that region but not well known outside of Italy until in 1899, when the American folklorist Charles Leland published Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches.

This morning while pruning the rosehips to force a second flowering, I was thinking about Aradia. I recently reread Charles G. Leland's Aradia, Gospel of the Witches. The book purports to be a collection of traditional witchery collected from worshipers of the goddess Diana in Northern Italy and was

To me, #WeAreAradia says we don't need a savior, or one voice to save us. We need to save ourselves, we need to be the teachers.We need to be the Witches.

All month long, I have been giving you D&D characters of various editions I have converted over to the O.G.R.E.S.-powered Wasted Lands. Today, I am really putting my money where my mouth is and creating a new Witch Queen character native to the Wasted Lands' Dreaming Age. So I have presented several Witch Queens for my War of the Witch Queens campaign. The conceit is that every D&D-like world has a Witch Queen. I have presented several here and even converted a couple to Wasted Lands. But…

Aradia is a name that is often connected with witchcraft. But who is Aradia? What does the Gospel of the Witches say about her? And how can you become an

Luna standing on a crayfish in frontal view; leaning on a spear and holding a moon sickle in her left hand; from a series of seven engravings of the planetary gods as whole-length figures standing in landscapes with symbols of their respective signs of the Zodiac. 1528 Engraving

A Modern Traditional charge for modern times, hear the words of We Are Aradia!

Unlit desk altar for Aradia of the Vangelo.

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✯ Druid Arch Priestess with Sickle and Mistletoe ✯

Goddess by Aradia Lunabella

Art by Katrina Koltes

Hekate by Shay Skepevski