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Showing posts with label Goddess Fortuna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goddess Fortuna. Show all posts
The Wheel of Fortune Tarot Card
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| The Wheel of Fortune tarot card from the Rider–Waite-Smith Tarot deck Photo credit: image in the public domain via Wikipedia |
The Goddess Fortuna and Me
A farewell to the space in which I have held ritual for about twelve years, and some sharing of ideas and suggestions which I have learned over the years.
Woof "Walkingstorm" 2002 to 2020
Attending Temple dog, "Woof" ("Walkingstorm", according to the Pagan News name-generating app) assisted the Temple during the 2009 and 2010 podcast season as "the rune-picking dog"; a simulation of the ancient Fortuna Primigenia oracle, when he was a youngster of seven years age.
Offerings and Correspondences for the Goddess Fortuna
Ancient
Frankincense was suggested as an offering to Tyche (Fortuna) in the Greek fables of Aesop and also the Orphic Hymns.
Invocation to the Goddess Fortuna
This is an invocation sequence similar to the recorded online Temple rituals. It is shared as a guideline for personal invocations, and may also be adapted for use by groups.
The Sanctuary Praenestina of Fortuna Primigenia: A Virtual Tour
Dea Fortuna Primigenia, ancient Roman mother Goddess who determined the life's path for children when they were born, was a major deity in Roman times, deserving the largest temple complex in the Roman world.
Aspects of the Goddess Fortuna
Her name is, perhaps, derived from Vortumna, She who revolves the year.
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