Welcome to the world of SisterSpeake - where magick is alive and the sacred mysteries are honored through verse and imagery.

By the bond of blood we are connected to each other in powerful ways. It is our belief that we are destined to share our love of writing and art with others who can appreciate the wonder of nature and have a passion for keeping the old ways alive.

B L E S S E D  B E !

-- Allison & Leanne

ORDERS ARE PROCESSED AND SOLD THROUGH PANDORA'S BOX

CELEBRATING THE SABBATS: WHEEL OF THE YEAR PRINT

Written at the bottom: Old Ways and Ancient Holidays. Celebrate and Dance the Wheel!  
-- Words by Allison JoAnne

SABBAT GREETING CARDS IN DETAIL

Written inside: At this sacred time When the wheel begins anew - spirits and energies dance their way through. Whether an apparition, a message, or a great revelation - answers will appear through the mystery of divination. Give honor and respect to those gone before - they have passed from this world to open a new door!   -- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Samhain symbolizes the Old Celtic new year. It is a time of great magick and mystery - when the veil between the worlds is the thinnest. The final harvest is celebrated as the Ancestors and souls of the departed are honored.

Written inside: The night is so long and snow is on the ground, Old Man winter breathes heavy, as the wheel turns round. But the Goddess brings hope with the birth of the light, and in a short time the days will burn bright!   -- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Yule, also known as the winter solstice, is the longest night of the year. The Mother Goddess births the sun, and the light slowly begins to re-emerge.

Written inside: In the belly lies the power, to defeat even the darkest hour - reach inside to ignite the flame that burns bright with the sound of her name - Brigid!   -- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Imbolc, which means 'in the belly', is the time to rejoice in the life that grows within. Imbolc is also known as Candlemas. Brighid, Goddess of fire, inspiration and the forge, is honored. As winter slowly fades, hope is rekindled.

Written inside: Darkness creeps away as the Earth is reborn - where one life has withered another will form. the Wheel turns again to welcome in Spring, rise and shine to the new gifts it shall bring!   -- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Ostara, also known as the Spring Equinox, is named after the Germanic Goddess Oestara. She is an Earth Goddess of fertility. Day and night are equal and the earth awakens.

Written inside: The warming Earth succumbs to the strong rays of the sun, in passionate union the two become one. Creating lush life that blooms with beauty and power - proving Magick is real in the perfection of a flower!   -- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Beltaine, also known as May Day, is the sacred holiday of love and fertility. The God and Goddess come together as one and the earth blooms with euphoria.

Written inside: Rise at dawn and witness the light. The Sun has awakened with all of His might. Abundance and beauty overflow the land - dance and sing for summer is at hand!  
-- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Litha, also known as Midsummer, celebrates the summer solstice. It is the longest day of the year and one of the oldest celebrated Sabbats. Enjoy the sun and beauty of the Earth at Her richest!

Written inside: The Great Sun grants the first harvest as we recall the passing seasons - embracing every challenge overcome by trusting there were reasons. Hard work has been endured and the time for rest is ahead, celebrate Lammas, for it is the Feast of Bread!  
-- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Lammas, which means 'Feast of Bread', is the celebration of the first harvest. Lammas is also known as Lughnassadh after the Celtic God Lugh. At this time, honor the sun and earth for all of their gifts of bounty and sustenance.

Written inside: That mysterious smell is in the air, and the leaves are changing hue - the Sun begins his retreat, as we gather the harvest tthe earth grew. Celebrate the bounty of life and all the gifts from above, reap what was sewn and honor it with love!  
-- Words by Allison Joanne

Written on back: Mabon is the time of the Autumnal Equinox - when day and night are equal.
The great harvest is gathered and the sun begins to descend.

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