‘Temple Priestesses of Antiquity’ was reviewed by Publishers Weekly!

Publishers Weekly Book Review  Pagan Portals: The Temple Priestesses of Antiquity by Lady Haight-Ashton “Medium Haight-Ashton studies ancient female pagan spiritual leaders’ contributions to religious life….details the stories and practices of female healers, oracles, psychics, seers and sibyls from antiquity who were believed to possess abilities that ranged from seeing into the future to communing with the dead….Haight-Ashton begins with […]

The Spirit of Air

Allow yourself a special invigorating Air experience. On a clear day, get into a comfortable position lying on the grass, in a field or just sitting in a park, looking up into the spacious canvas of the Element Air. Relax your body, breathe slowly, and inhale and exhale deeply, while acknowledging the Air flowing into your lungs. Continue to relax […]

Visions of Air

I view the daytime sky as a canvas of magnificent clouds in incredible shapes, sizes, and hues. Our ancient ancestors believed that the Gods and Goddesses rode upon the clouds. In these gossamer winged chariots, they rode displaying their power for all to see and interpret. In ancient Hebrew mythology, the chariots became the winged Cherub with their ancient God […]

The Element of Air

The calming sensation of Air surrounds and caresses us with silence and the palest feeling. It’s like a soft breath gently blowing upon our skin. We are at one with the Element of Air, walking through its invisible force; gratefully opening our lungs so that it may permeate our being and give us life. Through breath, Air becomes as much […]

Blessing to the Goddess Selket

Selket, Divine Goddess of healing and magick… I ask for your life giving and powerful breath, the elixir of long life. Within your graceful, yet powerful presence I honor thee. Let your worship ring forth through the ages. I offer the airy breath of this incense (burn any incense of your choice) to honor your great power and my own […]

Selket — Breath of the East

Selket — also known as Serqet, Serkt, Selqet, Selkit, Selkis — was worshipped in the Southern Delta. Her cult was once spread throughout the land of ancient Egypt, though no records or traces of her temples have been found. Many years ago, while studying for my first Degree in the Gardnerian tradition of Witchcraft, I was relaxing on my couch […]

The Scorpion Goddess

As one of the four funerary Goddesses in the Book of the Dead, Selket aided Isis, Nephthys, and Neith in guarding the canopic jars of Osiris. Ancient pyramid texts claim that she was the mother of Nehebkau, a snake God who protected the pharaoh from snakebites. Her Priests and Priestesses were known to be doctors and magicians of ancient Egyptian […]

Beltaine Rites

We call to the Great God to join us in our Beltaine Rite. Bring us your power and energy as we welcome the warmth of the season and celebrate Spring in all its glory and abundance. Come to us as the Horned One, who runs wild and free upon the land and come to us as the Lord of the […]

The Goddess Selket

Who is the Goddess Selket? Well, she traveled through millennia and splashed into our consciousness in one remarkable moment, when the British archaeologist Howard Carter took his long awaited peek into the tomb of King Tut and said, “I see wonderful things.” It was at that moment when her rebirth was assured. There she stood in this long forgotten tomb […]

Sacred Dance

As a Sacred Dancer and choreographer, I created a dance to honor my Goddess Lilith. It was a simple dance of desire that lasted for just a few minutes’ duration. Clothed in a vibrant red lace bodysuit, the dancer as Lilith enters the stage dancing with uninhibited abandon. She twirls and spins with graceful arms expressing a vast array of […]

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