The representation of different Wicca goddesses through statues

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In Wicca, a modern Pagan religious movement, the worship of goddesses holds a significant place. Wiccans believe in the concept of a dual deity, consisting of a god and a goddess. These deities are often depicted through statues and icons, which serve as a focal point for ritual and devotional practices. The Wiccan goddess represents femininity, fertility, wisdom, and the Earth itself. She is often associated with the moon, as well as with various natural elements such as water, plants, and animals. Different goddesses from various mythologies, such as Aphrodite, Isis, and Brigid, are incorporated into the Wiccan pantheon.


So, I walk to the car [yeah, this is a long walk] and cute boy says “WOOOO. Look at you all gussied up.” and I say “Shut up.” and he says “Feeling awkward?” and I said “yes, i don’t feel like myself.” [I felt like one of those girls in those bad makeover romantic comedies].

Then Regina moved into the neighborhood, and, knowing she was out of the state and all, I went over and introduced myself and said if she needed any friends, she could come over and we could hang out. They weren t wrong to be angry with the film s depiction of their country the Slovakia of Hostel is one of muddy streets, dilapidated factories, vagrant child gangs, and general anarchy.

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Different goddesses from various mythologies, such as Aphrodite, Isis, and Brigid, are incorporated into the Wiccan pantheon. A Wicca goddess statue typically depicts a female figure, often adorned with symbols and attributes associated with the particular goddess being represented. These statues can vary widely in their design, ranging from traditional and ancient-looking to more modern and artistic interpretations.

Month: January 2005

my roommates have been teasing me about how i’m never home any more…and how i am either:

a. dead.
b. moved out.
c. have a boyfriend.

neither are really true…yet. heh. The fact of the matter is that there are many events coming up and/or have passed. One of these many events is a semi-fancy dinner and breakfast I had to go to.

The dinner, was business casual. So i wore a business casual dress [i’ve worn it to dinners with lawyers. i was suing mcdonald’s for having temptuous fries]. However, a girl friend of mine thought of me as a blank palette and decided to do my hair and makeup.

Truth of the matter, is that I do like being fussed about because, lord knows I know how to look good. I also like feeling that i have any potential to looking good anyway. So hair is made, makeup is done. Three boys were waiting for me [cute boy and our standard married couple] as I was taking forever.

one of them even barged into the bathroom and said “SHARON you look beautiful, LET’S GO!”

so, out I went to be ushered into the car as cute boy offered to drive me as I knew I would kill myself driving with heels. As I walked out to his car, I felt really awkward.

You see, I looked in the mirror, and i did not look like myself and it sort of scared me. Not that I thought I looked good. Not at all. I did not look LIKE ME. I did recognize myself. Hence, i could not tell if I was more unattractive or attractive…it just wasn’t me..y’know?

So, I walk to the car [yeah, this is a long walk] and cute boy says “WOOOO. Look at you all gussied up.” and I say “Shut up.” and he says “Feeling awkward?” and I said “yes, i don’t feel like myself.” [I felt like one of those girls in those bad makeover romantic comedies].

I got into the car and he looks at me and says “You know what?” “what?” “You look really beautiful tonight.”

He could’ve said pretty or nice. He said beautiful. Me, beautiful? WHAT?

Of course, I blushed uncontrollably and I changed the subject to something else.

But here’s the deal, no boy has ever dubbed me beautiful, so now I’m recording it in my diary so when somebody says i’m ugly or fat, i can say..”Oh yeah, on January 27, 2005, a cute boy called me beautiful, so NYAH”

Only took 26 years.

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Wicca goddses statue

Common symbols that may be included are the moon, a chalice, a pentacle, or other nature-related objects. Wiccans use these statues as a means of connecting with and invoking the power and energy of the goddess during rituals and spellwork. The statue acts as a physical representation of the divine feminine, serving as a focal point for meditation and prayer. Wiccans may also leave offerings, such as flowers or herbs, at the feet of the statue as a sign of devotion and gratitude. The use of a goddess statue in Wiccan practices serves to honor and revere the feminine aspect of the divine, as well as to seek guidance and blessings from the goddess. It is a way for Wiccans to establish a personal relationship with the goddess and tap into her wisdom, love, and nurturing energy. Overall, the Wicca goddess statue plays a vital role in Wiccan worship and devotion. It serves as a physical representation and embodiment of the goddess, enabling practitioners to connect with her on a deeper spiritual level..

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1. John - 1 star
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