The Wiccan triple goddess is a concept that is central to the Wiccan belief system. This concept recognizes the presence and power of the divine feminine in the form of a triple goddess figure. The triple goddess is typically represented as a maiden, a mother, and a crone, symbolizing the different stages of a woman's life and the cycles of nature. The maiden represents youth, innocence, and new beginnings. She is associated with the waxing moon and is seen as a symbol of potential and growth. The maiden is often depicted as a young woman or a virgin, embodying qualities of curiosity, creativity, and independence.
This being the start of The Memorial Day weekend, the crowd was not near what I had anticipated for a press opening. Those of us who made the trek had a delightful experience. I know that a little south of where we were the Mets were making the Cubs hopes disappear while at the same time, Dr. Hass was explaining how magic creates hope and life as well as transformation, through his stories about magical greats ( Houdini of course) and did some amazing tricks having the audience participate.
Hass was explaining how magic creates hope and life as well as transformation, through his stories about magical greats Houdini of course and did some amazing tricks having the audience participate. Hass was explaining how magic creates hope and life as well as transformation, through his stories about magical greats Houdini of course and did some amazing tricks having the audience participate.
The maiden is often depicted as a young woman or a virgin, embodying qualities of curiosity, creativity, and independence. The mother represents fertility, nurturing, and abundance. She is associated with the full moon and represents the peak of a woman's reproductive and creative power.
“Magical Life : a magical tour of life, hope and transformation”
[rating=5] Chicago is a magical city. Not just for our history, our restaurants and our culture, but for its pure magic. We are home to Dennis Watkins, Dr. Ricardo Rosenkranz and a host of magicians that appear every night at the Chicago Magic Lounge, BUT now there is a new venue for magic. The old Morse Theater in Rogers Park has now become The Rhapsody Theater Chicago and claims to offer “the most magical night out!”. I have been to every magic show in and around the city as I am fascinated by the skill and artistry of these amazing performers.
Tonight, Jane and I were honored to visit this new venue and watch the amazing Dr. Larry Hass do his thing. Dr. Hass is not only a magician but is indeed the Dean of McBrides Magic and Mystery School in Las Vegas. People always ask where do all these magicians come from- now we know! Based on what we saw tonight, this makes sense.
This being the start of The Memorial Day weekend, the crowd was not near what I had anticipated for a press opening. Those of us who made the trek had a delightful experience. I know that a little south of where we were the Mets were making the Cubs hopes disappear while at the same time, Dr. Hass was explaining how magic creates hope and life as well as transformation, through his stories about magical greats ( Houdini of course) and did some amazing tricks having the audience participate.
As you can see by the picture, Jane participated in one of the first illusions ( I won’t call them tricks, as they are not). In this one, a card was placed on her palm. She thought of a card and as he moved the deck to eliminate cards, and got down to one, it was the card that she had said. Later he did an illusion where everyone in the audience opened up an envelope. The envelope had 7 playing cards, all different. We also had a marker and each of us selected one of these cards to draw on. He then had us turn the cards over and cut and shuffle as he instructed us. We fanned out the cards ( not being able to see the face cards) and one by one, discard a card. With all the mixing and shuffling, we all worked our way til we had one card left, and guess what? It was the one we had written on.
In the second half of the performance he spoke about Houdini and then with the aid of two members of the audience was tied up, legs and hands, and yes, within seconds was untied. Dr. Hass also did some other illusions where we all were part of the magic that took place. Being involved certainly added to the wonder and awe of the evening.
“Magical Life” will continue thru June 23rd with performances as follows:
Tonight, Jane and I were honored to visit this new venue and watch the amazing Dr. Larry Hass do his thing. Dr. Hass is not only a magician but is indeed the Dean of McBrides Magic and Mystery School in Las Vegas. People always ask where do all these magicians come from- now we know! Based on what we saw tonight, this makes sense.
The mother is often depicted as a mature woman, symbolizing the ability to generate and sustain life. She is seen as a protector and caretaker, embodying qualities of compassion, strength, and love. The crone represents wisdom, transformation, and the cycle of death and rebirth. She is associated with the waning moon and symbolizes the end of one cycle and the beginning of another. The crone is often depicted as an older woman, with gray hair and wrinkles, representing experience and the accumulation of knowledge over a lifetime. She is seen as a guide and teacher, embodying qualities of intuition, wisdom, and acceptance of life's inevitable changes. The triple goddess is often depicted as a trinity, with the three aspects of maiden, mother, and crone existing as interconnected and inseparable parts of a whole. This concept is believed to reflect the cycles of nature, such as the changing seasons and the phases of the moon. It also represents the different stages of a woman's life, embracing and celebrating the diverse experiences and wisdom that come with each stage. Wiccans often seek to connect with the triple goddess through rituals, prayers, and meditation. They may channel the energy and qualities of each aspect of the goddess depending on their current needs or desires. The triple goddess is viewed as a source of inspiration, guidance, and empowerment, providing support and comfort throughout life's journey. Overall, the concept of the Wiccan triple goddess is a fundamental aspect of Wiccan belief, acknowledging the divine feminine and recognizing the inherent power and beauty of women in all stages of life..
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