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Moon Goddess Tlazolteotl is the pardoner of sins to the Aztecs. She is known as the Eater of Filth and also known for being very powerful, which is why the Aztecs revealed their sins to. In order to become pure of their sins, the Aztecs made numerous sacrifices to in Tlazolteotl's...

Greek goddess Hera is the Goddess of both women and marriage. She was the daughter of Cronus and Rhea, while also the older sister and wife of Zeus. Hera represents renewal and has been known to be one of the most beautiful goddesses.When Zeus fathered Heracles with a mortal woman...

Greek Goddess Aphrodite is commonly known as the Goddess of Love, Beauty, Sexual Pleasure and Desire! As Valentine's Day approaches, we will be calling on Goddess Aphrodite while making Dark Chocolate Brownies!Aphrodite was born from the foam that was caused by a splash from the s...

Goddess Brigid is a Celtic goddess and is one of the most celebrated and respected goddesses in the Pagan Irish pantheon. Her name means, exalted one, while her most ancient name, Breo-Saighead, means fiery power. Brigid is a solar goddess and carries the fire element with her. Sh...

This week, we are honoring the Buddhist goddess of compassion, Quan Yin! She nurtures and cares for all that seek her. One of the fruits that is often used when creating an altar for Quan Yin are bananas, which is why this week, we will be seeking Quan Yin when making warm Banana ...

Honoring Butterfly Maiden this week for openness and renewal! Goddess Butterfly Maiden is known in several native traditions throughout the Americas! Make time to eat well during this cold winter weekend by making Chicken Bone Broth!Chicken Bone Broth Ingredients:2 Bay Leaves2 Car...