Selene
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Selene, Artemis, and Hekate were three distinct Greek goddesses merged in antiquity into a single dark lunar goddess of the three realms and of magic. This field study traces that ancient syncretism and its modern reinvention as the Maiden-Mother-Crone Triple Goddess, honestly distinguishing the ancient reality from the modern construction.
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At the crossroads of life, death and rebirth stands the Goddess Hekate. Honoured by men, women and gods alike, traces of her ancient provenance reach back through the millennia providing clues about her nature and origins along the way. Depictions of her as three-formed facing in three ways, sometimes with the heads of animals such…
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In ancient Greek mythology, Selene is the goddess and personification of the Moon. As the sister of the sun god Helios and the dawn goddess Eos, Selene is a figure of great significance in the Greek pantheon, associated with fertility, women’s mysteries, and love magic. This post explores the fascinating origins, mythology, and iconography surrounding…
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In the moonlit wilds of ancient Greece, Artemis reigned—a paradox of ferocity and grace. With her silver bow, she guarded childbirth yet punished hubris, turning mortal intruders like Actaeon into prey. Her Ephesus temple, adorned with enigmatic symbols, echoed her untamed sovereignty. A feminist icon millennia ahead of her time, Artemis’ legacy whispers: Autonomy is…