Ep 51 - The Art of Noticing: How Folklore and Goddess Myth Teach Us to Pay Attention

In this episode of The Wild Goddess Podcast, we step into the liminal — the hedgerows, crossroads, and dusky thresholds where folklore tells us the veil is thin. Noticing is more than mindfulness; it is resistance, remembrance, and a way of walking awake in a distracted world.I’ll share the wisdom of crow as messenger and guide, explore how goddesses like Hecate, Artemis, and Demeter teach us to notice differently, and show how the seasons themselves invite us into shifting ways of attention. Together, we’ll unravel why noticing matters now — how it enriches our lives, steadies us in thresholds, and reconnects us to enchantment in the everyday.✨ Inside this episode:The folklore of thresholds & why they were seen as places of magic and dangerNoticing as rebellion in a culture of distractionGoddess wisdom — Hecate, Artemis, Demeter, and the crow as guides of attentionThe seasons of noticing and how they shift with the Wheel of the YearWhy noticing thresholds transforms how we meet life’s endings, voids, and rebirthsIf you’re ready to deepen this practice, download my free bundle The Art of Noticing, which includes a guidebook, a crow story-meditation, and a 5-day challenge. Click here to sign up.And for those who want to go even further, my membership Wild Goddess Rising is where myth, goddess wisdom, and seasonal living become a way of life. ✨ If you love Mossvale, you can go deeper inside the membership community, home to walking meditations, the Storywood folklore library, and Marmalade's journal entries from the world itself. Find out more🕯️ Or experience it through scent Explore my Wild Goddess candles, each with its own story.✨ Love the podcast? Follow, share, or leave a review, it means more than you know.📲 Find me on Instagram @the.wildgoddess