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Persephone – Goddess of the Underworld, New Beginnings & Life Cycles

 

Young Kore aka Persephone, (Demeter's daughter) was collecting flowers by the lake. The ground beneath her suddenly split apart, revealing a chariot drawn by dark horses. Hades showed up and made the decision to take Kore to live in the Underworld with him. Kore adopted the name Persephone and rose to the position of Queen of the Underworld. The earth turned barren as Demeter embarked on a heartbreaking journey in pursuit of her adored daughter.

 

Demeter visited Helios and inquired about the whereabouts of his daughter. He acknowledged that Hades had abducted her. She then turned to Zeus, who had dispatched Hermes—or, in some interpretations, Hecate—to the Underworld to collect his daughter. Persephone would be restored, as long as she hadn't already sampled anything from hell, according to Zeus' vow.

 

Hades was told to bring back the daughter of Demeter by Hermes. Persephone ate six of the pomegranate seeds that Hades offered her before letting her leave. Persephone was forced to stay in the Underworld since she had consumed the pomegranate.

 

Ultimately, a deal was reached: Persephone would spend six months in the Underworld—one month for each seed she consumed—corresponding to the seasons of fall and winter. The remaining two seasons of the year she could spend with her mother on the surface.

 

The myth offered an explanation for how the seasons changed.

 

The idea of the "ancient triad," in which a deity is worshiped as three, was bequeathed to us by ancient Greek poets. The goddess Demeter is a trio made up of Kore, Persephone, and Hecate in Plato's Symposium.

 

Similar archetypes of Maiden, Mother, and Crone are frequently included in Wiccan conceptions of the Goddess. The archetype can be interpreted in a variety of ways, but it typically refers to three stages of the human life cycle in relation to endless cycles of metamorphosis.

 

As Persephone emerges from the underworld in the spring and must return there six months later, respectively, she symbolizes the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.

 

The High Priestess card in the Rider-Waite Tarot deck alludes to Persephone.

She is seated in Solomon's temple behind pomegranate trees, between the pillars of wisdom.

 

 

This potion is appropriate for you if you:

 

  • Need a fresh start and new beginnings

  • Want new opportunities and roads to open up for you

  • You are looking to start and grow a new business

  • You have investments you are looking to grow

  • You have had an emotionally difficult time and you are looking for the sun to come out again and help lift you up emotionally

  • You want safe passage and protection on your travels

  • You want to build a closer relationship to your Mother or daughter(s)

  • You want to keep a youthful appearance and reverse signs of aging and wrinkles

  • You have lost something (or someone) and are looking to get it (or them) back

  • You want to be able to open your mind and become receptive to new ideas

  • You want to embrace your inner child and get back to a pure child like vibration to open you up to new possibilities and chances

  • You want the ability to talk to spirits and contact people who have passed on

  • You would like the ability to direct spirits to move on from places where they may be stuck (haunting)

  • You would like to call on your ancestors to help guide you

  • You would like the ability to assist people who are close to passing on into the next life in a peaceful and compassionate manner

  • You would like to directly worship and work with the Goddess Persephone

 

The process of making our potion elixirs:

 

Each bottle comes from a large master potion elixir oil jar that it infused with magickal herbs, crystals, and additional talisman's and charms James has made specifically for their intention. Some of these (especially the curse, wealth and protection oils) might have snake skins or other animal parts in little mesh bags inside the oils, so I would not assume these oils are vegan. Some are, but some wont be. We cannot make a non vegan oil vegan unfortunately.

 

Each intention has it's own large master potion elixir oil jar. James and Audra have been casting on these potion elixir oils for over a year now and during very special events including new and full moons, eclipses, lions gate, 11/11 etc. This means they've been infused with an incredible abundance of magick.

 

When you order a potion elixir, Audra will siphon a small amount out of master jar and will place it in a little cup with your name and date of birth written on a paper in it. She will then do a spell to bind that oil specifically to you, ask for it to listen to your commands and to manifest the wishes you ask from it. She then bottles it for you, places a label and sends it your way.

 

Persephone Potion Elixir Oil ~Goddess of the Underworld and New Beginnings

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