The Triple Goddess and My Path – March 20, 2026
Greetings
Good morning, everyone.
I hope you$B!G(Bre all well.
Here, I am awake and contemplative.
During my health crisis, many people reached out. We had a lot of interesting conversations.
Throughout them all, there was a theme. IN short, people were concerned for me and the wellbeing of my Spirit and Soul.
Though I$B!G(Bm sure all did so with the highest of good intentions, at times I found their questioning overwhelming.
Today, as we come from a new moon, I invite you to have a walk with me. Be aware, if you take that first step along my chosen pathway whether you walk five steps or continue along for a while, you will, come away, ever changed.
Thank you to those who wish to learn more about my way of thinking.
I don$B!G(Bt ask you to agree. Only to think about it.
Blessid be.
And now, understanding.
*Reader$B!G(Bs note*
The description of the triple Goddess given below is provided by Chat GPT.
The Triple Goddess is a concept found primarily in modern Paganism and Wicca, though its roots draw from much older mythologies and symbolic traditions. It represents the divine feminine as a cycle of three interconnected aspects, each reflecting a stage of life, a phase of the moon, and a type of energy.
At its core, the Triple Goddess is not three separate beings, but one goddess expressed in three forms:
1. The Maiden
The Maiden represents youth, beginnings, independence, and potential.
She is associated with:
- The waxing moon
- Springtime
- Curiosity, exploration, and new ideas
- Personal growth and discovery
This aspect is often seen as playful, energetic, and free—symbolizing the time before major responsibilities take hold.
2. The Mother
The Mother embodies fertility, creation, nurturing, and stability.
She is linked to:
- The full moon
- Summer
- Abundance, protection, and emotional depth
- Relationships, caregiving, and manifestation
This phase isn$B!G(Bt only about literal motherhood—it represents anything you bring into the world: ideas, art, community, or purpose.
3. The Crone
The Crone reflects wisdom, endings, transformation, and insight.
She is associated with:
- The waning (or dark) moon
- Autumn and winter
- Life experience, intuition, and inner knowing
- Death as transformation, not just an end
Though sometimes misunderstood, the Crone is a powerful figure of guidance, truth, and deep spiritual awareness.