Morgan le fay goddess

HISTORICAL WITCHES → Morgan le Fay. #hp

Morrigan, the Irish goddess of war, fate, and sovereignty, often appeared as a trio of goddesses and was known for her prophetic visions, shape-shifting, and influence over kingship. Her connection to fate, war, and sovereignty also aligns perfectly with Morgan le Fay’s shifting role in Arthurian legend. Morgan le Fay was likely of fae origins. In early Arthurian legends, she is described as a powerful enchantress, sometimes benevolent, sometimes antagonistic, but always deeply tied to…

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Goddess Power: Morgan Le Fay!

I was told not to mix pantheons, but my heart holds two Goddesses; Aphrodite and Morgan le Fay - and you could say they are secret sisters!

As I grew older and began practicing paganism, I realized Morgan Le Fay is much more than what the Arthurian legends give her credit for. Let’s meet the real fairy goddess and learn how to work with her in our practice.

It’s difficult learning how to be a priestess of Morgan le Fay. When you hear her call, you are hooked... here are my top tips!

The Morrigan went from being a Dark Warrior Goddess, to Morgan le Fay, an Arthurian witch, to Morgana, Queen of the Faeries so she was truly a shapeshifter.

In a time filled with castles, knights and sorcerers, Morgan le Fay was the most powerful witch in the world. Legends tell of this woman being related to the good King Arthur, though her soul was tainted by evil. She was a master of black magic, and used various spells to help Arthur's enemies. She could also change her shape and blend into shadows to watch all that was going on in the land, and use that spying to her advantage.Bad Speller: This witch knew many dark spells. She could…

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