In many spiritual traditions, prayer is a bridge between the self and the Divine. For witches, mystics, and Goddess-centered practitioners, our prayers often honor the sacred cycles, the Earth, and the immanent spirit of the Divine Feminine. “The Lady’s Prayer” is a Pagan reworking of the well-known “Our Father,” shifting the language toward embodiment, reciprocity, and the mystery of the Goddess.
Our Mother, who dwells within us and around us, sacred is your name.
Your realm come, your will be done, in the seen and unseen.
Bless us with what we need this day.
Forgive us our missteps, as we forgive the missteps of others.
Guide us away from harm, and lead us into wisdom.
For yours is the web of life, the flame of transformation, and the spiral of rebirth.
Blessed be.
This prayer acknowledges the Goddess not only as a force beyond but also as a presence within. She is not a distant ruler in the sky, but a pulse in our veins, a whisper in the wind, and the spiral woven into all of nature. Her kingdom is not just “heaven”—it is every sacred grove, every breath of life, every act of love.
Each line is a sacred reminder: to trust in the rhythm of life, to practice compassion, both given and received, to walk in wisdom and stay aligned with our deeper truth and to remember that transformation is always available, and rebirth is part of our path.
You can use “The Lady’s Prayer” as part of your daily practice, in ritual space, or even as a grounding mantra before spellwork. It’s simple, powerful, and rooted in reverence for the sacred feminine.
Try whispering it barefoot under the moon. Light a candle. Speak it aloud into your mirror. Let it anchor you.