Sublime

The number three is sacred to the Goddess. The Threefold nature of life plays a pivotal role in Celtic spirituality as the Goddess is worshipped in her three aspects of Maiden, Mother, and Crone (Daughter, Mother, and Grandmother). The Threefold faces of the Goddess link directly to the phases of the moon and to the Wheel of the Year.

The Tuatha are the divine race of people in Old Irish mythology who became learned and powerful in the Northern Isles of Greece and the Mediterranean, and who some say may have travelled through Egypt and Asia. They were the descendants of Nemed, who was the son of Agnoman of Scythia. Danu is the Mother of the Tuatha De Dannan, which means the

Filled with mystery and magic, the life of the Celt included Shamanism and a connection to the solar and seasonal cycles, as observed in pagan ritual and practice. The Celts believed that the Goddess and God in their many forms and faces could appear in any world, at any time and place, and that humankind could actively enlist the help of these

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‘Many of the old Bardic tales speak of the union of God and Goddess, and one of them – the Tale of Taliesin – lies at the heart of the Druid tradition.

Her name means either “intoxicated” or “intoxicating woman,” and she was both, with her long, golden hair and her fiery temperament.