Swansea Goddess Temple
Welcome to the Swansea Goddess Temple page
Step into the Swansea Goddess Temple, a wandering sanctuary of mystery and wonder — where the veil grows thin and the world feels touched by the divine. This is a non-denominational Pagan temple, open to all souls, regardless of path, background, or belief. Here, the sacred is not confined by rules or dogma, but honoured in its many forms.
Within this shimmering space, we honour the Goddess and the Horned God as the primal maternal and paternal forces of life, love, and transformation. Their presence weaves through the temple like moonlight through mist, while cross-cultural symbols and imagery shine alongside them - inviting every tradition, every story, every essence to be seen and celebrated.
This is a place for prayer, contemplation, rest, and deep reverence - a sanctuary where you may simply be. And when the energy calls, we gather for ritual, celebration, and seasonal magic, allowing the rhythms of the Earth and Sky to guide us.
Opening dates, times and location
Our temple currently opens twice a month, and as our circle grows, we aspire to meet weekly — sharing in the beauty of community, ceremony, and sacred connection. We will be housed in:
"WELLNESS TEMPLE" down Three Cliffs Bay, Gower, Swansea.
The following dates we will be open to the public for drop in sessions
✨ Friday May 15th 12pm-2pm✨
✨ Friday May 29th 12pm-2pm ✨
✨ Tuesday June 16th 5pm-7pm ✨
✨ Saturday June 27th 1:30pm-3:30pm ✨
More dates to be announced in the future.
What to expect when visiting?
You may be greeted by a volunteer at the door, or you may walk in, we ask that you leave your shoes in the foyer area before entering the sacred space, when you come inside, you will find:
- A quiet space of contemplation, prayer or reflection with low music
- The opportunity for self care and reconnecting to your inner light
- A space to seek greater clarity through Oracles and other methods
- A safe space to write prayers for healing to be placed at the altar
- The opportunity for an elemental blessing as part of the experience
You can stay for 5 minutes or the whole time the sacred space is open, and when you are ready you can leave the sacred space to go about your day, hopefully feeling lighter and happier than when you first arrived.
Housekeeping notice
We would like to request that visitors take off their shoes and leave them in the foyer where the coats are hung up. There is to be no smoking, vaping, alcohol, drugs or intoxication in the sacred space. The only herbs burned are those used in the creation of our sacred space. Also, unless you are the only visitor, please be mindful of other people's desire for peace, so converse softly and with ease.
Important parking note
Due to limited parking available to the Wellness Temple directly (3 spaces), we would like to request that you choose one of the following options:
- Make a visit to the Gower Heritage Centre too so our lovely visitors are not occupying too much space and yet you do not miss out on their offerings too
- Carpool with friends or family to visit if you can
- Use public transport if you wish to make an afternoon or day of your time out in nature
Volunteering
If you would like to be a part of this project, of creating and holding sacred space, offering blessings to the public and offering some gentle advice or guidance on beliefs and practices, offering just 2 hours a month, or more, please get in touch with us via our social media page and we will arrange an induction for you alongside other interested persons.
You will learn:
- How to create sacred space
- How to perform cleansings and blessings
- How to best "guide" the public without promising or making predictions
- How to close the sacred space
Alongside creating and maintaining sacred space, you are also welcome to help us gather to celebrate the seasons or host activities and workshops for the public in the name of promoting our sacred space.
Financial contributions / offerings
It is common practice for visitors to wish to bring offerings - usually biodegradable such as flowers, or foods - if you do this, please ensure that they are friendly to the local wild life, at the end of each Temple session, these offerings will be gifted to nature and either placed directly into the sacred river, or the sea down Three Cliffs Bay.
Regarding financial contributions, some of you may feel compelled to support this sacred space and community financially, we will have a small bowl for loose change and in time, a bank account will be set up to allow these contributions into the Temple account. It can be 50p or anything you can afford, it can be once, or monthly, anything gifted in goodness always returns goodness.
Ahead of time, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts if you wish to support this project.
