Goddess Realm

To take heed of intuitional warning signals is healthy, yet doubt and distrust will only lead to pain and suffering. Do you dismiss your own gut feelings about people or situations? Do you allow doubt to transform your optimism into fear, your confidence into low self-esteem, your vitality into procrastination?

Are you paralyzed by the fear of failure or success?

The Goddess reminds you that to doubt yourself or another without facts will send negative energy and erode your sacred self. Your instincts are requesting more information before action. Allow yourself to question rather than doubt to secure the truth.

Go to an uninterrupted place for about 30 minutes. Play soft music if available, have a pen and paper handy. Close your eyes and relax, gently breathing with your spine erect.

Visualize yourself walking up a mountain pathway to a large castle. The draw bridge is down, and as you cross Rhiannon greets you in one of her many animal forms or shapes. Rhiannon guides you to a large, beautiful room which is splashed with radiant white light streaming from narrow windows above your head.

Rhiannon beckons you to sit upon a velvet throne beneath an endless ray of the Light that shines from a source above into the cranium of your head. See and feel the Light move like a curtain through your brain, behind your eyes, through your torso and legs, out through your toes.

Rhiannon beckons you to speak about each doubt or fear you may be experiencing. As she listens she advises the action you should take, then commands the "White Light" to intensify and cleanse the issue from your mind and body.

Stay with this meditation until your doubts and fears have been released into the ether. When you resurface immediately write down Rhiannon's suggestions.

Rhiannon is a Welsh Goddess who is an embodiment of life, death and rebirth, and in her realm there is no death without regeneration. It is said that her name derives from Rigantona, which means, "Great Queen." As a shape shifter, she can assume any form she desires often appearing as a white horse.

Rhiannon is a muse Goddess accompanied by three sweetly singing birds who can revive the dead or put the living to sleep. It was believed that the source of the Welsh King's power derived from Rhiannon, and a candidate for kinghood met Rhiannon dressed as a stag, a regal figure symbolic of rejuvenation, beauty, strength, and instinctual masculine energy.

Rhiannon is goddess of the night, representing the connection between death and rebirth. She demands that we honor our instinctive and animal selves as a source of creativity, abundance, and order.