Inspiring Faith and Creativity & Exploring the Arts through a Spiritual Lens
As a practising Druid, I have always been drawn to the stories, folklore, and history of the Brythonic peoples. As I’ve walked the path, however, I’ve found myself increasingly led towards the Welsh myth cycle…
“O Cormac, grandson of Conn,” asked Caibre,“What is lasting in the world?”“Not hard to answer,” said Cormac,“Grass, bronze, yew wood. That is all.” ~From The Counsels of Cormac Botanical name: Taxus baccataFamily: TaxaceaeOgham: EdadScots…
M 'airiuclán hi Tuaim Inbirni lántechdais bes sestucona retglannaib a réir Gobban durigni insinconecestar duib astoirmu chridecan dia du nimis hé tugatoir rodtoig. Tech inna fera flechodmaigen na áigder rindisoilsidir bid hi lugburtose cen…
An nì a thig leis a’ghaoith falbhaidh e leis an uisge.What comes with the wind will go with the water. ~From The Dindshenchas Botanical name: Calluna vulgarisFamily: EricaceaeOgham: UrScots Gaelic: FroeachIrish Gaelic: FroachWelsh: GrugFrench:…
a good season is summer for long journeys:quiet is the tall fine wood which the wind will not stirgreen is the plumage of the sheltering woodeddies swirl in the streamgood is the warmth in…
When the Black Hunter returned to the Lair, he was in good spirits despite how grim his mission had turned out that night. He related the tale to his ally when he appeared and the…
The Storyteller was a man of elder years who wandered the backroads of England, telling tales of the old days. The local authorities regarded him as a nuisance, but even their own children loved the…
Tréde neimthigedar cruitire:golltraige, gentraige, súantraige. Three things that constitute a harper: a tune to make you cry, a tune to make you laugh, a tune to give you peace. ~ From The Triads of…
Am gáeth tar na bhfarraigeAm tuile os chinn maigheAm dord na daíthbheAm damh seacht mbeannAm drúchtín rotuí ó ngréinAm an fráich torcAm seabhac a néad i n-aillAm ard filidheachtaAm álaine bhláithibhAm an t-eo fisCía…
Teora ranna sluinte fri cáintocad:trumma,toicthiu,talchaire Your good fortune has three parts:Your suretyYour disciplineYour will ~ From the Book of Ballymote Botanical name: Pinus sylvestrisFamily: PinaceaeOgham: AilmScots Gaelic: GuibhasIrish Gaelic: GiúisWelsh: PinwyddenFrench: Pin Message: It…
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