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By Moody Moons

Lumina Indigo

By Moody Moons, Deities, Interfaith Witch, Moon RItuals & Esbats, Spells

Chang’e: Chinese Goddess of the Moon

This article presents an overview of Chang’e, a prominent goddess in Chinese lunar mythology, including a retelling of her origin legend and her association with the Mid-Autumn Moon festival. The author offers guidance on incorporating Chang’e veneration into contemporary spiritual practice through an adapted beauty spell designed for full moon observance.

Lumina Indigo

By Moody Moons, Moon RItuals & Esbats, Spells

Cauldron Banishing Ritual

This article presents a step-by-step guide to performing a cauldron banishing ritual, traditionally conducted during the waning moon phase following Samhain. The author outlines the required materials—including a cauldron, dried rosemary, parchment, and spring water—and details an eleven-step process involving symbolic representation, fire-based release, smoke purification, and water blessing to remove unwanted influences from one’s life.

Lumina Indigo

By Moody Moons, Festivals & Sabbats

Samhain Favors: Bloody Mary Coffin Craft

This article presents a step-by-step craft tutorial for creating Samhain-themed party favors in the form of decorated miniature coffins containing vodka bottles. The author, writing from within the contemporary Pagan community, provides detailed instructions for assembling these seasonal gifts, including materials sourcing, painting techniques, decorative lining options, and printable design elements.

Lumina Indigo

By Moody Moons, Deities, Everyday Pagan

The Crone: Wise and Beautiful

This article explores the Wiccan archetype of the Crone as the third phase of feminine experience, examining how Western cultural attitudes have contributed to the devaluation of elder women even within alternative spiritual communities. Through personal reflection and experiential narrative, the author argues that older women—regardless of their formal spiritual identification—often embody traditional craft-related knowledge through practices such as gardening, herbalism, and intuitive wisdom.