Tag: Celtic Deities

🌀 When the Red Coyote Sees You: A Message Between Worlds

I was walking recently, caught in a swirl of my thoughts—those in-between moments where the veil seems thinner, where the world pauses and breathes with you. The air was thick with the scent of earth and dusk, a gentle reminder of nature’s omnipresence. I wandered through the familiar trails of my yard, lost in the…

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🌿 Whispers of the Wildwood — Calling Beta Readers for an Early Read!

Michaela O’Hare reveals her upcoming fantasy novel, “Whispers of the Wildwood,”by Jess Bicknell, centered on ancient prophecy and love. She seeks Beta Readers to provide feedback, influencing the final version. The story follows Michaela’s journey as she uncovers her true identity and her connection to the Faerie Realm, facing dark forces and destiny.

Working with Queen Mab / Medb in Modern Practice

Engaging with Queen Mab/Medb invokes fierce feminine sovereignty and empowerment. Her presence encourages self-discovery, confronts fears, and blurs the line between the mundane and magical. She requires respect and offers guidance in reclaiming one’s power, exploring dreams, and embracing authenticity. Her energy is transformative, challenging individuals to honor their true selves.

Danu: The Sacred Mother Goddess of Celtic Mythology

Among the most ancient and powerful deities in Celtic mythology stands Danu, the revered Mother Goddess from whom the Tuatha DĂ© Danann—the “Folk of the Goddess Danu”—take their name. Though little survives in the ancient texts about Danu herself, her influence is deeply woven into the fabric of Celtic lore, and her essence resonates profoundly…

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🌿 Honoring Cernunnos: Lord of the Wild Things 🌿

Cernunnos, the “Lord of the Wild Things,” is an enigmatic deity symbolizing nature, fertility, and the cycles of life and death in Celtic mythology. Depicted often with stag antlers surrounded by wildlife, he represents balance and interconnectedness within ecosystems. Cernunnos invites deep spiritual connections with nature through honoring, rituals, and mindful introspection.