Wiccan Triple Goddess: The Wiccan Triple Goddess is a fundamental concept within the Wiccan religion. It represents the three aspects or phases of the Goddess, often associated with the lunar cycle and the cycles of life. The three aspects are known as the Maiden, the Mother, and the Crone. The Maiden represents youth, innocence, and new beginnings. She is often associated with the waxing moon and the spring season. The Maiden is a symbol of growth, independence, and exploration.
In Oz, she ruled harshly the Western regions and led an army of flying monkeys and other wicked, subordinated fairy witches. Dorothy came to Oz, killed the witch's sister, the Wicked Witch of the East and took her Ruby Slippers with her. After Dorothy got accidentally left behind by her father, she joined up with three freedom fighters. The Witch turned them into a lion, a scarecrow and a tin man. Later the Witch and Dorothy arrived on Earth. In 1935, Dorothy managed to capture her and took her to the Men of Letters bunker, hoping they would have a way to kill her. However the Men of Letters could not find anything. the Witch broke free and possessed Peter Jenkins who tried to stop her. To stop her, Dorothy bound the two together with one of the Men of Letters spells. In 2013, the Witch was accidentally released when Dean knocked over the bottle containing the binding spell. Freed the Witch continued to search for the Key to Oz. While searching the Bunker she met Crowley, who sent her to the kitchen. She later attacked Sam and Dorothy in the main room, but using special Poppy laced bullets they drove her off. Sneaking into Dean's room, she stole the key and tried to kill him, however Charlie dived in the way of the blast killing her. Dean shot the Witch weakening her and forcing her to retreat. Now with the key, the Witch was still weakened, she caught Sam. Dean intervened but they both ended up being possessed. The Witch sent them to kill Charlie and Dorothy. They also revealed the Witches plan wasn't to go back to Oz but to bring her armies to the real world. The Witch began the ceremony and opened the door to Oz. However, before her armies arrived, Charlie stabbed her in the back of the head with one of the Ruby Slippers, then stabbed the other into her, killing the Witch.
However, before her armies arrived, Charlie stabbed her in the back of the head with one of the Ruby Slippers, then stabbed the other into her, killing the Witch. While investigating an ancient computer in the Bunker, Dean accidentally knocks over the bottle containing the spell Dorothy used to bind herself and the Witch, releasing both.
The Maiden is a symbol of growth, independence, and exploration. She embodies the energy of a young girl, full of curiosity and potential. The Mother represents fertility, abundance, and nurturing.
Witch
A congregation of witches that were freed from the Prison of the Abject.
Witches are people born with the ability to control the forces of nature and cause physical change in the environment through various means and supernatural abilities. They were once a populous species in Oz, though following prohibitions against magic, most witches were either massacred, imprisoned or went into hiding.
She is often associated with the full moon and the summer season. The Mother is a symbol of creation and sustenance. She is the provider, both physically and emotionally, and represents the nurturing and protective aspects of womanhood. The Crone represents wisdom, transformation, and endings. She is often associated with the waning moon and the autumn season. The Crone is a symbol of experience and knowledge. She embodies the wisdom and insight that comes with age. The Crone represents the final stage of life and the acceptance of mortality. These three aspects of the Goddess come together to form a trinity, representing the cycle of life and the power of the feminine. The Triple Goddess is seen as both a representation of the natural world and a reflection of the individual's personal journey. Wiccans often honor and work with the Triple Goddess through rituals and ceremonies. Each aspect of the Goddess is celebrated and recognized as important in its own right. Depending on the specific tradition or individual belief, different rituals and practices may focus on one aspect over the others, or may incorporate all three aspects simultaneously. The Triple Goddess is a central figure in Wiccan rituals and beliefs, symbolizing the foundations of femininity, spirituality, and interconnectedness with nature. She is a source of inspiration, guidance, and empowerment for Wiccans, and her presence is felt throughout the various stages of life and spiritual development..
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