Femme Fatale Friday
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My Favorite Witchy Protagonists
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Guinevere in the Welsh Celtic Triads
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon my Darlings. For this week’s Femme Fatale Friday post, I have decided to examine where Guinevere appears in the famed Welsh Celtic Triads. I have accessed the text of these two triads at https://faculty.arts.ubc.ca/sechard/344guen.htm. For those that do not know, the Welsh Celtic Triads were…
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Faery Crowns & Faery Blessings
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Sacred Objects to the Goddess Guinevere
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Green Goddess Energy & Faery Queen Magick
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Aine, Irish Faery Queen of Midsummer!
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon my Darlings. This week’s Femme Fatale Friday is a Summer Solstice special about Aine, Irish Faery Queen Goddess deeply associated with Midsummer! Aine’s name is often translated to mean ‘Bright’ or ‘Delight’ which makes sense given her Solar associations. Aine’s name is also sometimes said…
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‘Labyrinth’, Iconic Fantasy Film & Spiritual Journey: Developing into Our True Selves
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon my Darlings. This week’s Femme Fatale Friday post is an examination of the classic 80s fantasy film Labyrinth and how Sarah’s journey (as she becomes a woman and embraces her sexuality while becoming her most true self) mirrors a Spiritual Journey and our own growth and evolution!…
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The Mermaid Archetype and Psychic Ability
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon my Darlings. This week’s Femme Fatale Friday post is another one focused on the Mermaid Archetype, this time I will be discussing how Psychic Abilities relate to the Mermaid Archetype! As Water Fae, Mermaids are stewards of the Waters and can help us on our journey to…
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Mothers of Witchy Bloodlines: Hereditary Witches in 90s Pop Culture!
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon my Darlings. This week’s Femme Fatale Friday is going to be focused on the Mothers of Witchy Bloodlines, specifically the two pop-culture examples from the 1990s! These two Mothers of Witchy Bloodlines are none other than Maria Owens and Melinda Warren. I will discuss each…
