Pagan Origins Of Mothers Day นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Many pups grew up without a father, many not even knowing who their father was and most didn’t even know if they were the product of rape or a love affair. To help people find their fated mate we organised a winter and summer solstice celebration. The national days off were a success on many different levels, not just for the finding of mates. We later appointed a ‘Regnum Lunae Lupi’, it was a national holiday in order to create a sense of unity. “Mama? What are you daydreaming about?” Derora’s voice pulls me back to now. “My end is near. I was thinking about all the things your father and I achieved. I want to finish this blanket, meet you baby and then lay these old bones to rest.”

Josy said smiling back at me. I knitted my eye brows in confusion, "what do you mean? Is there some kind of significance to it?" I asked and she nodded. "Many people believe that creation began when the goddess moon made the creatures of the night but that is not true. Creation began when the goddess of nature made everything. Your mountains, trees, rivers, everything began with her" she said but I still couldn't understand the significance of the colour I was wearing. "There are many gods and goddesses, one of them is the sun god but the goddess of nature was the first and she made everything in darkness" she said and though I could understand what she was saying, I still couldn't fully und

As if it were just a façade, a mask to face the world. “I’ll tell you about the origin of vampires then.” He sighed, looking up at the sky. “Humans are different from each other, right?” “True,” I agreed doubtfully. “We, all the species of the underworld, are also part of the humans. We were all born thanks to mother moon. Although humans are direct children of the Sun God and we are only a variation of the mother moon.” “Mother moon?” I raised an eyebrow in his direction. I was not quite understanding what he was saying. God sun? Mother Moon? What kind of religion was that?

“By the way, is that true that you didn’t visit any amusement park after your mother’s death?” “Hmm.” “Then why..why did you come here with me?” “God cannot be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers. And as per the werewolf community, mates are made by moon goddesses for their children. So, I’m trying to get comfortable with the person sent into my life by a goddess. I’m just trying to trust myself with her choice.” My heart flattered hearing her. I couldn’t find a word to say. Here, I was playing games while she was trusting herself with me.

My father, being a god, it was only natural for my mother’s werewolf genes to morph and make her immortal, thus giving her the power of bonding to help Selena, the Moon Goddess, making mother a goddess herself. Mother had had plenty of gatherings so that the new gods, angels, and demons could all mingle with each other since some parents had never raised an opposing species. I loathed those gatherings growing up. I never played with the other deities, just staying in my corner and sulking because if I took part, I’d blow up in anger over something petty.

The next few days passed in a whirlwind of activity as Stephanie and the team of mothers threw themselves into organizing the children's activities for the Moon Festival. The main hall, which had always been used for formal pack meetings, began to transform into a child-friendly wonderland with a theme centered around werewolves, the moon, and the goddess herself.

"During the destruction of the order, the temples and records were also destroyed. I only know stories from my mother. The order was started by the first blessing after she had children with the Moon Goddess's son. There was a battle with the shadows where her first pup was the target. They both nearly died, but she was protected by her handmaids. She pleaded with the Moon Goddess for the pups to always have protection. The Moon Goddess stated she would if four she-wolves would sacrifice themselves for the future protection of the Royal bloodline. Her handmaids agreed instantly. They entered the lake on the night of a blood moon and rose again as the four High Priestesses. That's why we asso

She tilted her head as if lost in thought, then replied, “I’m pretty sure it’s where the River Yazriel disappears under the Leviathan Pass, but I’m not sure.” “You’ve lost me.” She gave a small laugh. “Honestly, I barely remember. When we buried Perrin’s mother, I just remember being in the car for a while. I couldn’t tell you where it was.” There was a Moon Goddess temple in every pack territory. It was the most sacred type of place for our kind. Children of Alpha and Lunas were taken there to be blessed at birth, and then to return only as a final resting place. The only exception to that was if you were the Primary and moved forth after the Sacred Call, the second part of the Challenge am

Venus in Mother Serena's body I first discovered my magical abilities at the tender age of twelve, though at the time, I couldn't fully comprehend the significance of my newfound powers. Growing up, I never knew who my mother was, but I was raised by distant family members who shared tales of her plight. They often spoke of how she had longed for a child, believing herself too old to conceive. Despite her doubts, she attended a solemn ceremony dedicated to the goddess, tears of desperation in her eyes. In a heartfelt plea, my mother made a solemn covenant with the divine, pledging her willingness to accept any child the gods would grant her, regardless of gender. She vowed that when the chil

“I just want to take a look around,” I reassure Helga. “I’m not going to try and climb the ruins.” “Why do you want to be running around the ruins anyway, Emory?” my mother asks. “What’s so fascinating about an old church?” “It’s a church that was for worshiping Selene. The vampires used to revere the Moon Goddess like we do.” My mother looks genuinely surprised. “The vampires prayed to the Moon Goddess?” I look at Nellie, who nods and explains. “A long time ago. It was before King Michael was even born. His grandfather used to worship the Moon Goddess. I don’t know why we stopped honoring her.”