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11 Sep

Posted at 08:49h in Backstory Maier Files, Culture, goddess, info, Legend, Mythology, symbolism, T-shirts, the occult, witchcraft
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Crows are brought up in the mythology of countless cultures around the world as they are frequently characterised as guides for traveling between worlds. In European folklore, crows were said to convene courts, pass judgments, and also execute guilty members. Connected with the Goddess’s death aspect, crows came to be perceived as evil or simply fearsome. In medieval days, finding...

02 Feb

Posted at 07:46h in Backstory Maier Files, Culture, goddess, info, jung, labyrinth, Legend, philosophy, symbolism
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Every winged being is symbolic of spiritualization. Birds are very frequently used to symbolize human souls, some of the earliest examples being found in the art of ancient Egypt. The bird, according to Jung, is a beneficent animal representing spirits or angels, supernatural aid, thoughts and flights of fancy. Hindu tradition has it that birds represent the higher states of...

22 Oct

Posted at 20:46h in Culture, germanic, goddess, History, info, Legend, Mythology, nature, Scotland, witchcraft
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To fully grasp a Deity, you need to make an effort to understand the heritage and characteristics of the very first people to worship that Deity. Brigid originated in the pantheon of the Celtic people—the inhabitants of Ireland and the British Isles. Similar to Brigid, the history of these folks is mysterious and multifaceted. You can somewhat decipher what's going...

22 Mar

Posted at 07:19h in Culture, goddess, Legend, Mythology
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We already mentioned Holle.  But there are still some extra tidbits about Frau Holda, Holle. The benevolent Holle from central Europe reigns the sky and the weather—when she shakes out her feather bed it snows, when she does her washing it rains, the fluffy white clouds are her linen things put out to bleach, and the gray clouds are her...

03 Sep

Posted at 09:41h in Backstory Maier Files, Culture, goddess, info, Legend, witchcraft
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Tidbits on the tale of Holle's kitten. There is a mountain in Hessen, Germany called the Meissner where one still can find traces of the central German goddess Holle, Holda or Helja. It's a place where her cult seems to have survived for a long time. There are roads going to the mountaintop and there are many hiking paths. Close to...

14 Jul

Posted at 08:47h in Backstory Maier Files, Culture, germanic, goddess, History, info, Legend, witchcraft
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Holle: a nearly absolute power? A backstory Some tidbits about Holle Hella, Hel, known to all Germanic peoples, including the Goths as Hellarunester. A Gothic word for "witch" was Haljoruna. The name itself stems from a root meaning "to hide". The word Hellirunar describes people who ‘rune’ (Speak, sing, whisper) with Hel/Helja, the goddess and realm of the underworld. “Hell”, in its...