Dark Moon Divination

12/23/2025

12/21/2025

Happy Solstice 🌞

Today, the Winter Solstice begins — the sacred celebration of Yule.
The longest night of the year unfolds, inviting stillness, reflection, and deep connection with the unseen.

All preparations have been made.
Candles are ready, herbs are gathered, intentions are set.
We stand at the threshold between darkness and light, honoring the cycle of death and rebirth.

From this moment on, the light slowly returns.
The Sun is reborn, carrying hope, renewal, and quiet strength.
Yule reminds us that even in the deepest darkness, light is never lost — it is simply waiting to rise again.

May this sacred turning of the wheel bring warmth to the heart, clarity to the mind, and gentle light to every home.

Blessed Yule. 🕯️🌿photo by Pinterest credit to the artist it’s so beautiful picture✨✨

12/20/2025

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12/19/2025

12/18/2025

I'm being called to
enter the silence.

To dream and rest.
To create an opening
for possibilities and
potential still to come.

To tend the seed
that is even now
gestating in the dark.

Held in the cave of
both past and future,
I'm wrapped in the warmth
of myths and ancient ways.

Held by the ancestral mothers,
I enter the stillness of this time.

~ Arlene Bailey
Her Sacred Wild

Art: Amy Brown, “Winter Solstice”
Amy Brown Fantasy Art Inc.

12/17/2025

🗣️ 'The decline of Christianity as our unifying religion has seen modern society finding faith in a much older world' | Argues Ronald Hutton

Read his column exploring the rise of paganism in Britain 👇
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2025/12/04/paganism-is-on-rise-in-britain-this-is-why/?WT.mc_id=tmgoff_fb_photo

12/14/2025

“God and Buddhas in the Orient are not final terms like Yahweh, the Trinity, or Allah, in the West - but point beyond themselves to that ineffable being, consciousness, and rapture that is the All in all of us. And in their worship, the ultimate aim is to effect in the devotee a psychological transfiguration through a shift of his plane of vision from the passing to the enduring, through which he may come finally to realize in experience (not simply as an act of faith) that he is identical with that before which he bows."
-Joseph Campbell

From The Flight of the Wild Gander p.161-162