Wisdom and Prophecy are known as spiritual gifts, which in ancient times were seen as two of five stations of the goddess, symbolised in tree lore and represented by her songs. To achieve such gifts requires effort and dedication to divine purposes in the soul.

The fifth station of the goddess belongs to the acacia tree. The wood is associated with death; its fluffy golden flowers with rebirth and regeneration. But the pods protecting the seeds tell us there is the Crone Queen's sheltering cave involved that takes us into the mystery of death and our need to understand its real meaning for our soul.

Introduction to the divine feminine guiding us through five important life stations through the symbolism of five trees and places

Still cared for by Ireland's Celtic goddess the Three Fires are deeply significant today

The feminine spirit had to be reclaimed – She who is the Great Mother, wise soul of the earth, and who is also heavenly Wisdom.

A story set in the sanctuary at Delphi about the passing of the oracles and the dawning of a new consciousness

Adding one more special gift to the three gifts the magi brought to the holy child, and then there's the gifts we can bring.

Living in wisdom signifies the Elder, the fourth life station of the goddess

The long journey towards soul maturity is known as consumation

Initiation, the second station is signposted by the bodily changes of puberty