Tag: Lydia Ruyle
(Prose) Quintessential Connections by Luciana Percovich
Good Morning, Avalonian Sisters and Friends! Crones, Mothers, Daughters and Sons! This talk, my small contribution to this gorgeous conference, is dedicated to our Beloved Crone Sisters who have passed among Read More …
(Art) Nuestra Senora La Virgen de Guadalupe by Lydia Ruyle
Nuestra Senora La Virgen de Guadalupe is the present name of the Great Mother Goddess of Mexico. The Spaniards brought Black Madonnas with them to the western hemisphere where they Read More …
(Art) Black Madonna of Czestochowa by Lydia Ruyle
Black Madonna of Czestochowa, Poland is the most well known Black Madonna in the world. She is Matri Polski, Queen of Poland, and the symbol for change and freedom. She Read More …
(Tribute) In Loving Memory of Lydia Ruyle (1935-2016) by Mago Circle Members
We posthumously honor Lydia Ruyle (August 5, 1935-March 26, 2016) as Patron of Goddess Feminism, Activism, and Spirituality. Mago Circle Members on June 11, 2016. Glenys Livingstone I feel blessed Read More …
(Art) Ingaladdi Sun Woman by Lydia Ruyle
Ingaladdi Sun Woman Ingaladdi Sun Woman is painted around a vulva like natural rock cavity in the Victoria River District of Australia’s Northern Territory. The energy lines around her head and Read More …
(Art) La Befana by Lydia Ruyle
La Befana, in Italian folklore, is an old woman with a big nose carrying a pack on her back. On the night before the 6th of January, she flies on Read More …
(New year art) Blessings mandala by Lydia Ruyle
If you look at the red circles around the edge as heads, the mandala is a circle of green women with upraised arms, hearts and energy fields surrounding red Read More …
(Art) Mutti by Lydia Ruyle
Matrioshka nesting dolls symbolize the continuing cycle of life in the female line: daughter, mother, grandmother, great- grandmother. Mutti’s Matrioshkas banner is dedicated to my mother known as Mutti, Read More …
(Special Post 6) Why Goddess Feminism, Activism, or Spirituality? A Collective Writing
[Editor’s Note: This was first proposed in The Mago Circle, Facebook Group, on March 6, 2014. We have our voices together below and publish them in sequels. It is an ongoing Read More …
(Art) Mago by Lydia Ruyle
Mago of old Korea and East Asia, also known as Magu, Mako, Samsin Halmeoni (Triad Grandmother Goddess) and Cheonsin (Heavenly Deity), is the Great Goddess. Mago is the progenitor, creatrix, and ultimate sovereign. Early gynocentric cultures venerated Her Read More …
(Art) Baba Yaga by Lydia Ruyle
(Art) Bee goddess by Lydia Ruyle
The emblem of Potnia, the Minoan-Mycenaean Mistress, is a Mother Bee.