Triple Goddess Statue

The Triple Goddess represents the divine feminine's connection to the cycles of nature. The Maiden is the spring, sowing seeds, new beginnings, and the waxing crescent moon. The Mother is the bounty of the earth, summer, fruition, first harvest, and the full moon. The Crone is the end of the growth cycle when the leaves turn, final harvest, the sleeping earth in winter, and the waning crescent moon.

All three Goddess archetypes are known individually, but when the three aspects come together in the triple form their power multiplies, reminding us of the beauty of all the parts of life and the cycles of the earth.

The Cromwell Line
The Cromwell family could only have three witches at the same time. Those witches were Faith, Frida, and Felicity Cromwell. They represent the Triple Goddess. The three moons mean the phases of life. The Maiden, the Mother and the Crone. Only three Cromwell witches can co-exist at once, if Faith were to give birth to a daughter; her grandmother would have to die at the time of the child's birth. Faith has a Triple Goddess Statue in her home. And prior to their deaths; Frida and Felicity each also had a statue in their homes.