Glastonbury Episode
- Midnight Starr
- 1 day ago
- 6 min read
What it's All About:
In this episode, I discuss the town of Glastonbury, a place steeped in pagan history and lore. Known for its iconic Tor and rich traditions, Glastonbury has long attracted those interested in spirituality and community. I highlight its associations with the Goddess and the vibrant pagan community that thrives in this unique environment.
Join me as I share the significance of Glastonbury and its influence on modern pagan practices. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for more insights into pagan spirituality! I’d love to hear your thoughts on Glastonbury
Songs Featured:
Positive Affirmations (featuring Rylee Shorts) by Psychic Skin with Kelly Weaver
Behold the Passionate Ways of Nature by Hagalaz Runedance
Spirit Guide Background Music by LAURENT BUCZEK from Pixabay
Dream Symbol Background Music by Evgenii Kulabukhov from Pixabay
Meditation Background Music by Universfield from Pixabay
Links Mentioned:
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Spirit Guide of the Week:

Swan
Dream Symbol:

Gift

Transcript:
(06:30)
Welcome to another episode of the Music from the Goddess’ Vault Podcast. I am your host, Midnight Starr. You just heard Damh the Bard with With My Heart and Soul.
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Now, let's explore the topic of Glastonbury! I’m sure you’re familiar with this iconic town in the U.K. But first, let’s enjoy the song Black Annis Bower by Fay Brotherhood.
(12:16)
Glastonbury is a site steeped in ancient history, known as one of the oldest inhabited places in England. Evidence of human activity here dates back to the Neolithic period, around 4000 BC. This rich history is interwoven with the landscape, marked by significant natural features.
The Glastonbury Tor, a hill topped with the iconic St. Michael's Tower, stands as a sentinel over the land. Its conical shape is thought to have been a sacred site, possibly linked to ancient rituals. The surrounding wetlands, known as the Somerset Levels, also played a crucial role, providing resources and influencing the spiritual practices of early inhabitants.
Archaeological findings, including burial sites and artifacts, reveal that this land was a focal point for rituals and community gatherings. The combination of water, earth, and sky created an environment where ancient peoples revered nature as a living entity, embodying their beliefs and practices.
As we consider Glastonbury’s ancient roots, we recognize it as a place where spirituality and the natural world were deeply intertwined, laying the groundwork for the rich tapestry of myth and legend that continues to draw seekers today.
Now, let’s transition to some music. Please enjoy Daughter of Nature by Natalie Fee.
(17:24)
Time for another Spirit Guide of the Week.
I’m going back to the animal world to talk about the swan.
The swan is a powerful spirit guide, symbolizing grace and transformation. When the swan appears in your life, it encourages you to keep your faith strong, even in challenging times.
Surrender to the will of the Spirit, and you may find clarity amid confusion. Life is a sacred gift, so express your gratitude in every way possible. Embrace change and go with the flow, maintaining poise and confidence in all situations.
If you’ve lost touch with the magic of life, the swan invites you to reconnect. Approach beauty—whether in yourself or loved ones—with calmness. You possess an inner tranquility that allows you to navigate life’s challenges gracefully.
Trust your intuition, as the swan enhances your ability to foresee the future. Remember, you are powerful and protective of those you love. Let the swan guide you back to the beauty and magic that surrounds you every day.
That is it for now. Stay tuned for another spirit guide of the week.
(23:49)
That was Little Bird by Spiral Rhythm.
In the 20th century, Glastonbury emerged as a vibrant hub for modern Paganism and spiritual movements. This significant place became a sanctuary for those seeking deeper connections with nature and spirituality.
One of the key events that helped promote Pagan and Earth-based spirituality was the Glastonbury Festival. While famous for its music, the festival also serves as a gathering for diverse spiritual practices, drawing people from all walks of life. Workshops, rituals, and talks on Paganism abound, creating a space for learning and community building.
Notable figures have contributed to the revival of interest in Glastonbury’s spiritual heritage. Local practitioners and groups have inspired countless seekers to explore the deeper aspects of this unique area.
Organizations like the Glastonbury Order of Druids and the Goddess Temple have played significant roles, offering teachings and rituals that honor ancient traditions while embracing contemporary spirituality.
As a result, Glastonbury has become a symbol of spiritual awakening, where the past and present intertwine, inviting everyone to reconnect with the essence of the Earth. This ongoing revival continues to draw people to its rich heritage, reminding us of the profound connection between spirituality and nature.
Now for another musical break with the tune Ember Queen, Ash Queen by S.J. Tucker.
(32:33)
Here's another dream symbol to interpret.
This week there are two Gifts and Giraff.
Gifts in dreams reflect how you interact with others and your understanding of yourself.
Seeing a bunch of gifts in your dream can mean you have skills or talents you haven't recognized yet.
When you dream about opening a gift, it often points to discovering something new about yourself.
If you find something unpleasant inside, it may symbolize disappointments or surprises that didn’t turn out well.
Dreaming of giving a gift shows your willingness to be generous.
If you’re showering someone with gifts, it might mean you’re being too pushy with your advice.
Buying or giving expensive gifts represents the sacrifices you're making for someone else.
On the other hand, dreaming of receiving a gift suggests you’re being appreciated and recognized for your kind nature.
Dreaming of a giraffe means you should consider the bigger picture.
If you dream about riding a giraffe, it reflects your wish to distinguish yourself from others.
And If you see a giraffe running in your dream, it suggests that you might be avoiding facing the truth.
If you want a dream symbol to interpret and maybe have a dream symbol featured, I will mention the contact information at the end of this show. So keep dreaming.
(37:27)
Once again, if you are listening to this podcast in a moving vehicle, please skip ahead. This next track comes from the album Trans Voices of Meditation by Psychic Skin with Kelly Weaver. This also features Rylee Shorts and its called Positive Affirmations.
(43:49)
Before the meditation you heard Gift of the Faeries by Chronilus.
That brings us to the end of our show today! I’m your host, Midnight Starr.
Before we finish up, I’d love to hear your thoughts on future topics! Whether you're curious about Spirit Guides, dream symbols, or anything else, please share your ideas. Connect with me on social media—Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Blue Sky, or Mastodon—or visit my blog at goddessvault1.wixsite.com/home.
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I hope you enjoyed this episode! To close this out, here’s Behold, the Passionate Ways of Nature by Hagalaz Runedance.
Blessed be!
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