STEPHANIE WOODFIELD (Orlando, FL) has been a practicing Witch and priestess for more than twenty years. She is the founder of Morrigu s Daughters, a women s networking group for Morrigan devotees, and she organizes and owns the Morrigan s Call Retreat, an event that focuses on the Morrigan. She is also ordained as a minister with the Universal Life Church. www.DarkGoddessMusings.blogspot.com

"Stephanie Woodfield has written another fascinating book, following up on her Celtic Lore and Spellcraft of the Dark Goddess. Those seeking to deepen their practice with the Morrigan will find insight and inspiration to take those next steps. Definitely worth a read."—Morgan Daimler, author of Morrigan: Meeting the Great Queens and Raven Goddess"With the rising challenges and increasing complexities in the world, it is no surprise that a multifaceted and many-layered goddess is stepping forward to call forth the people that are needed for the tasks at hand. This book does a superb job of describing the Morrigan, the process of transformation that comes from her touch, and a wealth of modern rituals that are effective and authentic. May this book be nine times eternal!"—Ivo Dominguez Jr., author of Keys to Perception

• ContentsIntroduction: Priestess of the Morrigan 1Part 1: The Nature of the Morrigan Chapter 1: The Morrigan: Who She Is and Who She Isn't 7Chapter 2: Belly Full of Blood: The Morrigan and War 23Chapter 3: Victory and Healing 31Chapter 4: Not for a Woman's Backside: Sex and the Morrigan 41Chapter 5: The Price of a Crown: Goddess of Sovereignty 51Chapter 6: Invoking the Peace: Battlefield Devotions 59Part 2: Vision and ProphecyChapter 7: Becoming the Vessel: Visionary Work and the Morrigan 73Chapter 8: The Morrigan’s Wolves: A Vision Regarding Community 93Chapter 9: Poisonous Hearts: A Vision of Serpents 99Chapter 10: UPG and the Morrigan 109Part 3: Devotions and OathsChapter 11: Initiations 125Chapter 12: Devotional Work 133Chapter 13: The Halidom of Macha: Oaths and Vows 155Part 4: Sorcery and Ritual CraftChapter 14: She Sung Spells of Power: Curse Work and the Morrigan 167Chapter 15: Ritual Dynamics 183Chapter 16: Group Rituals 197Conclusion 235Appendix: Irish Myths and Resources 237Bibliography 247Index 251

STEPHANIE WOODFIELD (Orlando, FL) has been a practicing Witch and priestess for more than twenty years. She is the founder of Morrigu s Daughters, a women s networking group for Morrigan devotees, and she organizes and owns the Morrigan s Call Retreat, an event that focuses on the Morrigan. She is also ordained as a minister with the Universal Life Church. www.DarkGoddessMusings.blogspot.com

"Stephanie Woodfield has written another fascinating book, following up on her Celtic Lore and Spellcraft of the Dark Goddess. Those seeking to deepen their practice with the Morrigan will find insight and inspiration to take those next steps. Definitely worth a read."—Morgan Daimler, author of Morrigan: Meeting the Great Queens and Raven Goddess"With the rising challenges and increasing complexities in the world, it is no surprise that a multifaceted and many-layered goddess is stepping forward to call forth the people that are needed for the tasks at hand. This book does a superb job of describing the Morrigan, the process of transformation that comes from her touch, and a wealth of modern rituals that are effective and authentic. May this book be nine times eternal!"—Ivo Dominguez Jr., author of Keys to Perception

• ContentsIntroduction: Priestess of the Morrigan 1Part 1: The Nature of the Morrigan Chapter 1: The Morrigan: Who She Is and Who She Isn't 7Chapter 2: Belly Full of Blood: The Morrigan and War 23Chapter 3: Victory and Healing 31Chapter 4: Not for a Woman's Backside: Sex and the Morrigan 41Chapter 5: The Price of a Crown: Goddess of Sovereignty 51Chapter 6: Invoking the Peace: Battlefield Devotions 59Part 2: Vision and ProphecyChapter 7: Becoming the Vessel: Visionary Work and the Morrigan 73Chapter 8: The Morrigan’s Wolves: A Vision Regarding Community 93Chapter 9: Poisonous Hearts: A Vision of Serpents 99Chapter 10: UPG and the Morrigan 109Part 3: Devotions and OathsChapter 11: Initiations 125Chapter 12: Devotional Work 133Chapter 13: The Halidom of Macha: Oaths and Vows 155Part 4: Sorcery and Ritual CraftChapter 14: She Sung Spells of Power: Curse Work and the Morrigan 167Chapter 15: Ritual Dynamics 183Chapter 16: Group Rituals 197Conclusion 235Appendix: Irish Myths and Resources 237Bibliography 247Index 251

STEPHANIE WOODFIELD (Orlando, FL) has been a practicing Witch and priestess for more than twenty years. She is the founder of Morrigu s Daughters, a women s networking group for Morrigan devotees, and she organizes and owns the Morrigan s Call Retreat, an event that focuses on the Morrigan. She is also ordained as a minister with the Universal Life Church. www.DarkGoddessMusings.blogspot.com

"Stephanie Woodfield has written another fascinating book, following up on her Celtic Lore and Spellcraft of the Dark Goddess. Those seeking to deepen their practice with the Morrigan will find insight and inspiration to take those next steps. Definitely worth a read."—Morgan Daimler, author of Morrigan: Meeting the Great Queens and Raven Goddess"With the rising challenges and increasing complexities in the world, it is no surprise that a multifaceted and many-layered goddess is stepping forward to call forth the people that are needed for the tasks at hand. This book does a superb job of describing the Morrigan, the process of transformation that comes from her touch, and a wealth of modern rituals that are effective and authentic. May this book be nine times eternal!"—Ivo Dominguez Jr., author of Keys to Perception

• ContentsIntroduction: Priestess of the Morrigan 1Part 1: The Nature of the Morrigan Chapter 1: The Morrigan: Who She Is and Who She Isn't 7Chapter 2: Belly Full of Blood: The Morrigan and War 23Chapter 3: Victory and Healing 31Chapter 4: Not for a Woman's Backside: Sex and the Morrigan 41Chapter 5: The Price of a Crown: Goddess of Sovereignty 51Chapter 6: Invoking the Peace: Battlefield Devotions 59Part 2: Vision and ProphecyChapter 7: Becoming the Vessel: Visionary Work and the Morrigan 73Chapter 8: The Morrigan’s Wolves: A Vision Regarding Community 93Chapter 9: Poisonous Hearts: A Vision of Serpents 99Chapter 10: UPG and the Morrigan 109Part 3: Devotions and OathsChapter 11: Initiations 125Chapter 12: Devotional Work 133Chapter 13: The Halidom of Macha: Oaths and Vows 155Part 4: Sorcery and Ritual CraftChapter 14: She Sung Spells of Power: Curse Work and the Morrigan 167Chapter 15: Ritual Dynamics 183Chapter 16: Group Rituals 197Conclusion 235Appendix: Irish Myths and Resources 237Bibliography 247Index 251