An occult goddess name is a term used to describe the name of a female deity or entity that holds significance in occult practices, beliefs, and rituals. These goddess names often derive from various mythologies, ancient religions, and spiritual traditions from around the world. The use of an occult goddess name in occult practices can vary depending on the specific practice or belief system. Some individuals may choose to work with a specific goddess as a deity they worship or invoke, while others may call upon different goddesses depending on their desired intention or purpose. The selection of an occult goddess name is often based on personal resonance and connection. It is believed that working with a particular goddess can bring about specific qualities, energies, or powers into one's life or rituals.
A queen’s lethal spy discovers dark magic in Dramis’s dense and befuddling romantasy debut and series launch. Aya’s sharp operative skills and devotion to her kingdom, Tala, has earned her the rank of the Queen’s Third, a role she loves even though it means she must fight alongside her archrival, Will. Then Kakos, the continent’s “ostracized southern kingdom,” invades Tala, and in the ensuing skirmish Aya reacts instinctively in a moment of desperation, unleashing dangerous magic she didn’t know she possessed. When the queen learns of her power, she sends Aya and Will to the Western Kingdom, Trahir, to hone Aya’s skills and become Tala’s greatest weapon. War is still brewing and relations with Trahir are shaky at best, so Aya and Will must tread carefully if they are going to make it out alive. Dramis’s expansive world is challenging to grasp, with both a byzantine magic system and intricate political scheming to untangle. The enemies-to-lovers romance between Will and Aya, meanwhile, suffers from a lack of chemistry, making it difficult to believe both their animosity and their eventual love. Readers will hope for more cohesion in book two. Agent: Jessica Killingley, BKS Agency. (July)
Aya s sharp operative skills and devotion to her kingdom, Tala, has earned her the rank of the Queen s Third, a role she loves even though it means she must fight alongside her archrival, Will. There is political and religious intrigue, a perfect slow-burn romance, there is magic, gods, and spies, a cast of fantastic morally gray characters that come to life under the author s addictive writing style.
It is believed that working with a particular goddess can bring about specific qualities, energies, or powers into one's life or rituals. For example, working with a goddess of love and beauty may be sought after for matters involving relationships or self-love, while a goddess associated with wisdom and knowledge may be called upon for matters related to learning or making important decisions. Examples of popular occult goddess names include: - Isis: A prominent goddess in ancient Egyptian mythology associated with magic, healing, and fertility.
#BookReview: THE CURSE OF SAINTS by Kate Dramis @MichaelJBooks
As Spymaster to the Queen, Aya’s blood oath ensures she protects those she fights alongside – including Will, the Queen’s Enforcer and Aya’s bitter rival.
When rumours of dark magic rise in a nearby kingdom, both are sent to investigate.
But when Aya’s power acts beyond her gods-given affinity, she risks being turned into a weapon in a war she doesn’t know how to win.
And when her relationship with Will unexpectedly shifts, neither knows the danger that will follow …
I LOVED The Curse of Saints. I wish I could reread it for the first time and, at the same time, I can’t wait for the sequel to come out, because I really need to know what happens next. There is political and religious intrigue, a perfect slow-burn romance, there is magic, gods, and spies, a cast of fantastic morally gray characters that come to life under the author’s addictive writing style.
The story is told from the point of view of the two protagonists (with a third added in the middle of the narrative). Aya has the affinity of persuasion and she is the Spymaster of the Queen, one of the three members of her inner circle. One of the other members is Will, the Queen’s Enforcer, and Aya’s rival, ever since their training days together. They have both taken a blood oath to protect the Queen and the kingdom and, when rumours of dark magic arise and the threat of a war looms near, the two of them have no choice but to team up and investigate. And when Aya unleashes a power predicted in ancient times, Will may be the only one who can help her figure out the truth.
My favourite parts of the story were every time Aya and Will interacted with each other (which, thankfully, were most of the book). Seriously, these two characters together were incredible! The tension, the attraction to each other, their witty exchanges were too much to handle sometimes (I mean, “I would’ve let the entire world burn for you”). Because of their past, she doesn’t trust him and his broody mood doesn’t make things any easier, but sparkle flies and their chemistry is off the charts.
The Curse of Saints is an incredible debut and the first book in a fantasy trilogy. If the romance is not enough to entice you to read it, there is an intriguing world building of magic and gods, a cast of well-developed and authentic characters, a badass heroine, a complex hero with a few secrets, a few unexpected twists, and an ending that leaves you wanting for more!
A huge thank you to MichaelJoseph and NetGalley for providing me with a proof of this wonderful novel.
Kate Dramis is an Atlanta-based writer whose obsession with fantasy worlds and escaping into a good love story eventually drove her to chase her dreams of being an author.
Inspired by a dream about a woman calling down lightning to save a friend, The Curse of Saints is Kate’s debut fantasy novel and the first in the trilogy.
When she’s not busy writing banter that makes her laugh in an embarrassingly loud fashion, you can find her impulse-booking her latest travel adventure, snuggling with her three dogs and cat, or tormenting her growing legion of readers on TikTok and Instagram with vague book teasers.
- Hecate: A Greek goddess associated with witchcraft, the moon, and magic. - Kali: A Hindu goddess associated with transformation, destruction, and renewal. - Morrigan: A Celtic goddess associated with war, prophecy, and sovereignty. - Aphrodite: A Greek goddess associated with love, beauty, and passion. - Lilith: A figure from Jewish folklore associated with darkness, feminine power, and sexuality. It is important to note that working with an occult goddess name or any deity in occult practices is a personal choice and should be approached with respect and reverence. Each goddess name holds unique symbolism and may require specific rituals, offerings, or invocations to establish a connection and receive their guidance or blessings..
Reviews for "Witchcraft and Occult Goddess Names: Uncovering the Hidden Influences"
1. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Occult goddess name". The name just felt like a string of random occult words thrown together without any real meaning or coherence. It was not what I was expecting and didn't resonate with me at all. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a meaningful and powerful occult goddess name.
2. Michael - 1 out of 5 stars - This name is a complete mess. It doesn't have any kind of flow or aesthetic appeal. It feels like someone tried to combine random words and symbols they found in an occult dictionary without any thought behind it. It lacks the depth and significance I was looking for in an occult goddess name. I regret purchasing it.
3. Emma - 2 out of 5 stars - I found "Occult goddess name" to be lacking in originality and creativity. The name felt like a generic blend of occult-related terms and didn't evoke any sense of uniqueness or magic. It was too basic and shallow for my taste. I was hoping for something more enchanting and captivating.
4. John - 1 out of 5 stars - I was extremely disappointed with "Occult goddess name". It felt like a lazy and uninspired attempt at creating something mystical and powerful. The name lacked any real depth or meaning, and I couldn't connect with it on any level. I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a genuine and authentic occult goddess name.
5. Laura - 2 out of 5 stars - "Occult goddess name" didn't live up to my expectations. The name felt too generic and didn't have a distinct personality or essence. It lacked the mystique and allure I was hoping for. I was left feeling underwhelmed and unimpressed with the overall quality of the name.