The witch who goes to the poor rather than the court
Warning
Her gospel is nineteenth century and the tradition still uses it
Resonance
Witches those without power those teaching what they were given
Symbols
Crescent moonFull moonRed bag of saltTalisman
Mythology Summary
Aradia is the daughter of Diana in a nineteenth-century Italian witches' gospel, sent to earth to teach the poor the craft and to overturn their masters. Whether she is an older goddess or a modern invention is a live argument, and her entry records both readings.
Modern Practice
Aradia is called on in the craft, in work against the powerful, and at the full moon. Her practice is the spell said plainly and the help given to someone with less than you.