Transitive Property

Galdrakver (‘Little Book Of Magic’) The ‘Little Book Of Magic’ is a seventeenth-century Icelandic manuscript, written on animal skin and containing magical staves, sigils, prayers, charms and related texts.

‘It seems more appropriate to view all of these Goddess images as aspects of the one Great Goddess with her core functions-life-giving, death-wielding, regeneration, and renewal. The obvious analogy would be to Nature itself; through the multiplicity of phenomena and continuing cycles of which it is made, one recognizes the fundamental and underlying unity of Nature. The Goddess is immanent rather than transcendent and therefore physically manifest.’ Marija Gimbutas, The Language of the Goddess

Goddess Danu Talon Abraxas

Dana the Great Mother Goddess

Danu (also called Dana or Anu) is revered as the great Mother Goddess of Ireland. The very name Tuatha Dé Danann means “the Tribes of the Goddess Danu,” highlighting her status as the divine matriarch of the Irish pantheon. Although Danu’s appearances in narrative myths are scarce, her influence permeates the mythological landscape as a personification of the land’s fertility, abundance, and prosperity. She is the earth-mother who nurtures both gods and the earth itself.

Irish goddess of Fertility

Often associated with the nourishing aspects of nature, Danu is linked to plenty and fertility. Two mountains near Killarney are still known as ‘the Paps’ as if they were the breasts of the land giving life – a lasting tribute to the goddess’s nurturing power. Some scholars also connect Danu to water, noting that the name Danu appears in the names of major rivers like the Danube (hinting at a pan-Celtic river goddess), though such connections are theoretical. In any case, water and earth – sources of life – are fitting elements for Danu’s domain.

In Irish myth, Danu’s children (the Tuatha Dé Danann) came to Ireland with her blessing. When they settled, it was effectively Danu’s people who had arrived. We don’t have detailed stories of Danu’s deeds, but her legacy is the identity of the Irish gods themselves – they carry her name as a badge of honour.

Some believe Dana was later worshipped as Brigit rather than her being a separate god. Though I personally find this unconvincing given the various differences between them. Though there were likely elements borrowed or later coopted into religious traditions which followed.

Embrace the Divine Grace of Goddess Dana

In the realm of Celtic mythology, Goddess Dana reigns as the Mother of All. Her boundless compassion and wisdom shape the very fabric of existence. She reminds us that within each of us resides a sacred spark, a divinity waiting to be nurtured and awakened.

As we walk the intricate paths of life, Dana's presence offers solace and guidance, illuminating the mysteries of the universe. She teaches us that love is the eternal thread that weaves through all of creation.

Let us honor Goddess Dana, the embodiment of the Divine Feminine, and the profound wisdom she imparts on our mystical journey.

“The state of the magician begins with the first sublimation of the earthly being, that is, the acquisition of a state of sensitivity, understood not in a passive religious sense, but in an active and volitional sense, in which the purification of all other material actions of a lower level is possible, thanks to sublimation both through method and through consciousness.

The human body is an alchemical athanor for those who have become familiar with the occult truth, like a pot in which the earthly aspirations by which an ordinary mortal lives are digested and boiled. In the human body, which contains analogues of everything that is present in nature in all its fourfoldness, there is an instrument for the highest purification of the four elements themselves, so that you can gradually achieve a higher state, which the Jews called the state of Yod, since the mysterious Tetragrammaton is contained in the world and is reflected and comprehended in any of its particles and especially visibly in man, who is fourfold in all the infinity of his manifestations.” — Giuliano Kremmerz "Corpus philosophorum totius magiae"

Energy never lies. Appearances deceive, but vibrations do not lie.

When a person has a good heart, it can be felt from afar.

Appearances are a construction, but the essence always reveals itself.

No one can hide what they are or what they bring with them.

A person's vibration says much more than their words. A person's energy reveals the intentions harbored in their soul.

Energy is the vibration that sets the tone, the beauty, and the well-being.

The most beautiful people are those who possess positive, optimistic, and kind energy, and good intentions toward themselves and others.

We feel good in their presence; these people possess a positive aura, kindness, serenity, and a good heart.

People do not form friendships or affections solely based on tastes, but on the energy that permeates them.

One can fall in love with what they see and with appearances, but in the end, it is energy that decides whether the relationship endures or falls apart.

Intuition is composed of energy, and it never errs if you listen to it. The vibration of intuition always reveals who people truly are.

People can laugh, wear masks, pretend a great deal, but the energy emitted by their astral body will always reveal the truth about them.

That is why a good intuition will keep you away from short, painful relationships, and from false people.

You can say whatever you want! Your energy always tells the truth about you.