About us

Merry Meet,Temple of the Morrigan, is a training, teaching blog for those of DarkMoonCircle on line coven who wish to be initated as Priestesses in our circle and into the Morriganic Tradition Presently classes are being constructed

*Must be a member of our coven site to be part of classes*
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SistersoftheDarkMoon/
Our social site
http://darkmooncircleonlinecoven.spruz.com/
This site is under construction-Date of classes TBA
Each class lasts from a few weeks to a couple of months This is a 13 month course.
About DarkMoonCircle on line coven

Dark Moon Circle.An ecclectic,
Celtic flavored circle Dedicated ot the Goddess Morrigan
We are more Dianic in nature as we honor the Goddess as supreme.
We are not a traditional Wiccan coven although some are on the Wiccan Path Our HPS will be Pathworking for Her 3rd degree under Her Elder to develop the Morriganic Tradition a New Tradition birthed from Her relationship with the Morrigan


Our Lineage-
Our roots are in Gardnerian and Alexandrian Wicca
Our High Priestess is an elevated 2nd degree having been in the Alder Wytche Tradition an Ecclectic Celtic based roots with a lineage of Gardnerian and Alexandrian. Also She has been in a live coven Sisters of the Sacred Dragon Moon an Ecclectic Celtci flavored coven with Gardnerian roots. Having sat under a HPS trainedin BlackForest Tradition. Our High Priestess is clear in the Wiccan path She does not Claim the title Wiccan HPS as She did not elevate to 3rd.yet Our council is made up of one who is a.3rd degree HPS with roots in Gardnerian as well as others who have been in and led their own covens.Several of our sisters
.come from an Irish Celtic heritage as well
What is a Priestess

The word Priestess can also be termed minister.In holy script all believers
inChrist are thought of as Priests and Priestess part of a royal Priesthood
They are ambassadors
A Priestess is an Ambassador of the Goddess, what does this mean?
The Priestess is the representative of the Goddess on earth. She has responsibility for performing functions that ensure fertility and creation. In ancient times, Priestesses were responsible for insuring the rain, for the Goddess Herself was the giver of the dew and the rain. It is said the the Priestesses of Isis could control the rain by braiding and unbraiding their hair. In many cultures these women . were responsible to serve a sacred flame. This flame was the embodiment of the chi, or the creative spark of life that flows from the Goddess and through each one of us.

The Priestess is the embodiment of the Great Goddess herself. This Goddess is manifested as Isis (Egyptian), Kuan Yin (Chinese), Mary (Christian), Artemis (Greek),.Morrigan(Celtic) and in many other guises in many other cultures. The Great Goddess is all-knowing and all-wise. She is the Creatress and Life-giver. She also is the bringer of death so that the true spark of life, or spirit, may continue on in other forms. The Priestess embodies these principles. She is the reminder that we all have this innate wisdom within us, and she demands that we connect to it and bring this wisdom into the world. The Priestess speaks for the Goddess, works for the Goddess and uses her life to bring honor to the name of the Goddess. The Goddess is first and foremost in her mind, before family, friends, job and all else. She knows she is the Goddess and every choice that she makes, every meeting that she has, every word from her mouth comes from this place of inner knowing and reflects out to the world.
It is true becoming a Priestess is not as easy as a 101 class and acertificate h on the wall. Becoming a Priestess has never come this easy, nor should it. Anyone can work magick,spells, or memorize a list of colors and their attributes. Anyone can say prayers, learn the meaning of tarot cards and make potions. None of these things make up a Priestess
 Priestess training involves a change in who we are at the very depth of our being. It hitss something deep inside that changes everything we have thought about ourselves. It changes everything we have thought about others. Being a priestess allows us a larger perspective. It gives us the perspective of the Goddess .. It is rigorous, and should be. What good is a Priestess who has no self-discipline? How can one who cannot even control herself and her own natural human urges (to bust out in anger, to gossip, or become lazy, etc) teach someone else to control theirs? The spiritual path is a path of personal discipline. And in the discipline comes freedom. This is the ultimate paradox. Self-discipline brings freedom. When we are busy gossiping about someone, we are being drawn into the energy of that conversation. We are sending out bad energy to the person we are gossiping about, and in turn we are ensuring that we will have that bad energy returned to us, for what is sown shall surely be reaped....a spiritual principle. When we have overcome our urge to gossip through self-discipline, and remove ourselves from this type of situation, we set ourselves free from the energy entanglements associated with it. Thus, disciplining our urges brings release to our soul.  Self-discipline and inner knowing do not come easily. It is work, and something I am for the most part continue to working on. Thesecome from long days and years of struggling to know who we really are and to understand what it is we are here for. They come from spiritual searching and the asking of questions, from taking vows and sticking to them and from establishing a daily spiritual practice. This is waht being a Prioestess is about. This is spiritual discipline, and this is what makes us able to become representatives of the Great Goddess Herself.

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