Kimberly Raven

11/13/2025

FRIDAY! COME DOWN!

11/11/2025

Tomorrow night! Come down to in Hadley MA and get a reading from or myself!!!!! Get some food and and a couple drinks too!

11/10/2025

Either way.

11/07/2025

Come on down to and get a drink and grab a reading from myself, , or

11/07/2025

Come down and see us! Have a drink and get a reading! With myself or Hummingbird Energy Healing or Readings by "D"

11/06/2025

Come down! Have a drink! Eat some food! Then come sit with us and have a reading!

11/01/2025

Drag Show!!!!! Amazing!

10/31/2025

The Crone at Samhain
• Cycle of Life: The crone is the third aspect of the Triple Goddess (Maiden, Mother, Crone), representing the end of the cycle, death, and transformation.
• Wisdom and Power: She embodies wisdom, freedom, personal power, and the acceptance of endings as a sacred and natural part of the life cycle.
• Connection to Nature: She is closely associated with the decaying aspect of nature at this time, stripping the last leaves from trees and a "decay of the flesh of the year" to make way for new life in the spring.
• Symbolic Meanings: The waning moon is a symbol of the crone, while figures like the Cailleach preside over the changing seasons and help guide the transition into winter.
• Ritual and Release: In rituals, the crone archetype can represent the act of letting go of what no longer serves you, honoring what has passed, and standing in the strength gained from wisdom and experience

10/31/2025

Samhain (pronounced SOW-in or SAH-win) is an ancient Celtic festival marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter, traditionally celebrated from October 31st to November 1st. It is one of the four major fire festivals in the Celtic year and is considered a powerful liminal time—when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead grows thin.

Samhain rituals often center on honoring ancestors, warding off restless spirits, and reflecting on the year gone by. Common practices include building ancestral altars, lighting bonfires to guide and protect, and sharing a “dumb supper,” a silent meal held in reverence for the departed. Other traditions involve carving pumpkins or turnips, leaving offerings for the dead, and performing divination, release, and protection rites to usher in the new year’s energy.

BLESSDD SAMHAIN!

10/30/2025