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Imbolc, again
“The Mother . . . at Imbolc is still with us, protecting, holding us through the process of change. There are times when the steps we take through our fears must be taken alone. But, yes, we beg… more →
Druid's Apprentice
Just wanted to share this
Christel wrote 3 months ago: Wow, David Petersen from Mouseguard sketched Dream and Death: http://phaze.me/DavidPetersen. More h … more →
Stuff
Christel wrote 6 months ago: The food mentioned in the tags is not a recipe. It was just an excuse for me to mention that I … more →
Old Irish
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Christel wrote 1 year ago: Old Irish definitely is one of my passions. It is the most frustrating language in the world, but I … more →
Celtic Collaboratory
Carl McColman wrote 1 year ago: This link looks tasty: Finding the Celtic: A Digital Studies Collaboratory From the home page: Findi … more →
Things Celtic
littlemysteries wrote 1 year ago: Being in ‘New Scotland’, Celtic has always been cool in these parts, but it seems the re … more →
Imbolc, again
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nettle wrote 1 year ago: “The Mother . . . at Imbolc is still with us, protecting, holding us through the process of ch … more →
Lady with a Mead Cup
caelesti wrote 1 year ago: Lady with a Mead Cup: Ritual, Prophecy and Lordship in the European Warband from La Tene to the Viki … more →
Nicholas R. Mann, "The Isle of Avalon"
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nettle wrote 2 years ago: Nicholas Mann’s book, Isle of Avalon, seeks to give context to the mysteries of Avalon … more →
Wisdom of the Outlaw
caelesti wrote 2 years ago: Wisdom of the Outlaw: the Boyhood Deeds of Finn in Gaelic Narrative Tradition by Joseph Falak Nagy T … more →
Difficult questions
nettle wrote 2 years ago: Dianne Sylvan is the author of a graceful, personal little book on Wiccan spirituality called … more →
More thoughts on reconstructionism - the ADF and the Indo-Europeans
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nettle wrote 2 years ago: Note – it occurs to me that the following could be interpreted as a “my druidry is bette … more →
All the charm of a scholarly work, with the scholarship of a popular history
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nettle wrote 2 years ago: The Druids Peter Berresford Ellis … more →
Sacred Isle
caelesti wrote 2 years ago: The Sacred Isle: Belief and Religion in Pre-Christian Ireland by Daithi O hOgain I thought this was … more →
Cattle-Lords and Clansmen
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caelesti wrote 2 years ago: Cattle-Lords and Clansmen: the Social Structure of Early Ireland by Nerys Patterson was one of the C … more →
by fire and fleet and candle light...
nettle wrote 2 years ago: I haven’t posted much of anything this month, so consider this an update. I’m wending my … more →
Thoughts on reconstructionism
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nettle wrote 2 years ago: I just joined the ADF out of curiousity, and because we have a fairly active ADF grove in the area. … more →
Lugus
nettle wrote 2 years ago: This whole Druid thing started for me with Lugh. He showed up around June of this year and said, … more →
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