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14 days ago by kalitara

Today is Litha. Midsummer. The Summer Solstice. AKA Alban Hefin, Sun Blessing, Gathering Day, Feill-Sheathain, Whit Sunday, Whitsuntide, Vestalia, Thing-tide, St. John’s Day Whew. It is the longest day of the year. The beginning of the death of the sun. From here until Yule (Winter Solstice), the da ...

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39 days ago by Kullervo

I referred to myself as a pagan in conversation with my beautiful and sexy wife a few days ago (we were talking about piddly, meaningless stuff like the meaning of life), and she recognized the significance: it was a casual but meaningful declaration of spiritual identity of the kind that I have not ...

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58 days ago by Ian Littauer

Margaret McCarthy's prints from her series THE DIVINE FEMININE: WOMEN IN CELTIC MYTH are now part of the art collection of The Kinsey Institute. No related posts.

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65 days ago by snufkin

Beltane has arrived, bringing with it a new summer season. The Celts of yore had only two: summer and winter. Beltane was celebrated to welcome the more pleasant of the two. Traditionally, two bonfires were lit on a hill top and all the libestock wasdriven between to purify them. Whether this helped ...

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73 days ago by Amy

In Lord of Legends (HQN Books, April 2009), author Susan Krinard combines shapeshifting, classic mythology and historical romance into a tale of love and magic. Read on as Susan tells us more about the legends behind her new novel and her own history with writing paranormal romance… by Susan Krinard ...

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98 days ago by Richard

Tarot Card Decks. Ideally buy a deck whose imagery resonates with your belief system and your knowledge base. There are several thousands of Tarot decks available in the market today that are based on a number of different themes. Go for a deck which you will find easy to understand. See the images ...

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99 days ago by Inquestor

Iseult, is the same name as isolde. Bookmark It Hide Sites $$('div.d1412').each( function(e) { e.visualEffect('slide_up',{duration:0.5}) });

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105 days ago by kalitara

Have you ever wondered what eggs and bunny rabbits had to do with the resurrection of Christ? The answer: not a thing. So why then are stores and homes are filled with images of painted eggs and bunnies during the Easter season? Good question! It is another example of pagan traditions spilling over ...

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154 days ago by snufkin

How are you celebrating the holiday this year? Yes, once again it is the season of Imbolc when eager children everywhere watch holes in the ground to see if serpents and badgers will emerge to herald Spring. I myself will be celebrating it at the Hoggetown Medieval Faire in Gainsville, Florida. It i ...

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170 days ago by Admin

Liminal refers to things, events or situations that are either emerging or on the boundary or borderline. Many aspects of Celtic myth, symbols and culture have liminal characteristics. A good example are the many tales of faeries and Otherworlds. These are the very essence of liminal worlds, where p ...

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