Reverend
Dee provides spiritual oils, wedding officiation, consultation on magickal matters, and
other spiritual services in the Greater Los Angeles area. Reach her at
310-371-0274 or DyanaAset@yahoo.com.
Visit the Apothecary on the Spiritual Products page.
Vending at the Goddess Temple this Sunday, June 2!
Good through the end of May—$25 for a 50-minute tarot reading, your choice of decks! A $60 value.

Rev. Dee oils made especially for the H.P.Lovecraft Film Festival: Black Goat of the Woods, R’lyeh Rising, and The Gate and The Key.
VOICES OF THE SACRED FEMININE with Karen
Tate: Blog Talk Radio. Catch the March 8 show from the archives. Shows
can be heard via I-Tunes.
blogtalkradio.com/VoicesoftheSacredFeminine
Diane Paxson—author of nearly three dozen books, including Marion Zimmer Bradley's
Ravens of Avalon discusses her newest book, The Way of the Oracle
Denise Dumars—author, scholar, professor, Denise discusses the occult
movements of the 19th century and the women who made them rock in “Steampunk
Mage: Eminent Victorian Occultists”
“Steampunk Mage: Eminent Victorian Occultists” is based on the presentation
that Rev. Denise Dion-Isis Dumars gave at the Gaslight Gathering Steampunk
Convention in San Diego in 2011. However, in her presentation to Voices
of the Sacred Feminine, she first gives an overview of the Celtic Revival
and a few important occult developments of the Victorian era that relate
directly to our modern magickal and spiritual practices and then focuses
primarily on important female influences of the era, including the women
of the Golden Dawn; vodou priestesses such as Marie Laveau, Malvina LaTour,
and Mary Ellen Pleasant; and of course, Madame Blavatsky. The talk is of
interest to modern Wiccans, followers of Goddess Religion, and all those
who want to know more about Victorian Occultism as material for their creative
writing and scholarship.
Rev. Denise “Dion-Isis” Dumars is a college professor of English, a writer,
a scholar, and founder of the Iseum of Isis Paedusis, a South Bay area
Iseum chartered by the Fellowship of Isis. Learn more at DyanaAset.com
Robert Johnson's birthday is May 8th. What better way to celebrate the man who defined the blues and gave birth to rock and roll while wailin’ hoodoo? Here's his classic: “Crossroad Blues.”
Namasté, Blesséd Be, Shalom, Salaam, Amen, and Brightest Blessings from Rev. Dee!
