Search: All languages | Full text
Dragons have always played a big part in Celtic mythology. Today, the fire dragon has come calling! Fire dragon hides within the depths of the Earth... The great lay lines that energize all that they touch. Where lay lines congregate, the power is amazing! Healing pools, strange metaphysical...
The mistletoe is probably the most important druidic plant! Druids would call it "all-heal" and as such, this plant can bring you healing in all shapes and form, whether emotional, physical or spiritual. Have you been feeling ill, down or "disconnected" lately? The mistletoe will help you mend your...
Sorry I was so quiet for a few days... Been so busy getting acquainted with my new Pathfinder's deck that I forgot to do the Druid Oracle readings. So here's the card for today. The beautiful swan is legendary for its grace, beauty and association with eternal love. Many stories of torn lovers being...
The fox is a sly and cunning creature that can easily outwit hunters and hounds by leaps and bounds. He's always one step ahead of them and has an uncanny ability to anticipate their next move. He's in touch with nature, knows the "ins and outs" of his territory, and uses this to his full advantage....
Madder has a long history of being used as a rich red dye, and its association with blood is evident. Madder represents strength and the bright crimson colour of the "fire of life." Are you facing a situation that demands strength of will or character? Let the energy of madder empower you. Madder is...
Great card to pick for a Monday!! Blackbird is the magical "druid" bird that calls us forth to adventure. Akin to the Fool's card in the tarot, the blackbird represents that haunting inner-voice that pushes you forth, past your comfort zones and boundaries, and into the unknown. For some, this can...
This is by far my favourite fish (but for reasons that aren't related to divination! LOL!) In Celtic lore, the salmon is the creature that fed on the sacred hazenuts that offered inspiration and great wisdom. Inspiration is that spark that seems to come out of nowhere and who suddenly jolts you into...
Today's card is the Guardians; birch, hawthorn and elder. Here are three great forest trees that carry tremedous restorative and curative energies, healing the heart, liver and kidneys. Each one has its own unique energy, and together, they help us to rebalance our system and maintain good health....
The mandrake is a plant that has a long history associated with magic. It was once used as an aphrodisiac, an anaesthetic, and a good luck charm (to name a few.) Has you life been devoid of "magic" lately? Have you or someone else been suffering through some sort of trauma and need relief? The...
The hind embodies all that is graceful, gentle, feminine and delicate. She beckons us to follow her into the depth of the sacred woods... The deepest recesses of our heart and soul. Are you afraid to expose your vulnerabilities to others? Hind says "Take a chance and let your guard down." Gentleness...
A moving tribute to UK Police Officers. There is a longer and much more detailed poem (written by an American officer), similar to what is shown in this video, and it reveals feelingly how we expect officers to do so much for us....even at the expense of their lives and health....because that is...
The River Tamar, which marks much of the boundary between Devon and Cornwall was for many centuries the barrier between Roman then Saxon Britain and the Celtic lands of the West. Celtic saints travelled over both Devon and Cornwall, and Devon has its share of churches dedicated to Celtic saints but...
Prayer of invocation or protection for a journey. One of oldest hymns of Western Christianity, dating from c. 800. Drawing on Celtic imagery and imagination (some pre-Christian). St. Patrick’s Breastplate Lorica Sancti Patritii or the Deer’s Cry (Faeth Fiada) I For my shield this day I call: A...
A review of Ross Heaven's new book, The Sin Eater's Last Confessions (Ross Heaven, Llewellyn, July 2008) by Lauren D'Silva of Bella Online (http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art27080.asp): The Sin Eater's Last Confessions by Ross Heaven I found The Sin Eater's Last Confessions: Lost Traditions of...
A review of The Sin Eater's Last Confessions (Ross Heaven, Llewellyn, July 2008) by Lauren D'Silva of Bella Online (http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art27080.asp): The Sin Eater's Last Confessions by Ross Heaven I found The Sin Eater's Last Confessions: Lost Traditions of Celtic Shamanism a...
A review of The Sin Eater's Last Confessions (Ross Heaven, Llewellyn, July 2008) by Lauren D'Silva of Bella Online (http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art27080.asp): The Sin Eater's Last Confessions by Ross Heaven I found The Sin Eater's Last Confessions: Lost Traditions of Celtic Shamanism a...
As a former Celtic hater and Laker lover, I am now a Golden State fan and am therefore objective about the current Series. In 1984, the Celtic used the forces of evil at their disposal to get under (the necks) and skins of the Lakers and won. Then, for the Lakers in 1985, it became an existential...
Advertisement
