
The Maiden
Modern Maidens often grow up without a circle of older women — no aunties on the porch, no grandmother by the hearth, no caring voices ahead of them on the path.

Maiden · Mother · Matriarch

Modern Maidens often grow up without a circle of older women — no aunties on the porch, no grandmother by the hearth, no caring voices ahead of them on the path.

Many hands make light work, but you are probably doing things never meant to be done alone. Come and find women with guidance and wisdom to share.

Here, you are seen, even sought. Your stories are the firewood younger women warm their hands by. Your quiet wisdom is welcome. Join us and be a source of light in the darkness.
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From Old English hægtesse or hægtes meaning "hedge," referring to a woman who dwelt in the hedge — the border between Village and Wildwood. Metaphorically, the "hedge" represented the threshold between the orderly, civilized world and the mysterious and untamed realm of nature, intuition, and spirit.