Megan Jacklin

Imbolc marks the halfway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox and is celebrated on February 1st.  It is an ancient fire ceremony that celebrates the Earth showing first signs of life as the cold grip of Winter starts to release.  Imbolc translates to “fire in the belly” and we pay homage to Brigid, the Celtic goddess of fire, smithery, livestock, poetry, healing, and childbirth.  When Ireland was converted to Catholicism in the 5 th  century, Brigid was such a beloved an...

A dream I have dreamt for several years Sweat has been poured and I've shed many tears I have known no greater creed nor cause Than to lift up our women through praise and applause To give them words when there is silence To be their sword or shield If there is violence To help them grow a child inside To hold their hand When one has died This is my contract, the purpose of my soul To mend broken women And help them feel whole This is my Calling, my present, past, and future life To serve...

...continued from part 1 I have written an ode in letter form to each of these inner goddesses from another goddess.  Mother has written to Maiden and Crone.  Crone has written to Maiden and Mother.  Maiden has written to Mother and Crone.  Each seeing the light and beauty of each other through their own lens.  For each Goddess has their own strengths which heal the insecurities of the others. I welcome you to do the same.  Explore the women within and honor their traits that have made you...