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Celtic Gods && Goddesses
This is going to be a lists of the main path I follow, which is Celtic Wicca. One of these days, when my deity has chosen me, I will show that list.
Brighid, Hearth Goddess of Ireland
A daughter of the Dagda, Brighid is one of the classic triple goddesses of the Celtic pantheon. Many Pagans honor her today as a goddess of the hearth and home, and of divination and prophecy.
Cailleach, Ruler of Winter
Cailleach is known in parts of the Celtic world as the hag, the bringer of storms, the Dark Mother of the winter months. However, she features prominently in mythology and is also a creator goddess.
Cernunnos, Wild God of the Forest
Cernunnos is the horned god found in many traditions of modern Paganism and Wicca. He is an archetype found predominantly in Celtic regions, and symbolizes fertility and masculine energy.
Cerridwen, Keeper of the Cauldron
Cerridwen is known in Welsh mythology as the keeper of the Cauldron of the Underworld in which knowledge and inspiration are brewed. She is considered a goddess of prophetic powers, and because her symbol is the Cauldron, she is an honored goddess in many Wiccan and Pagan traditions.
The Dagda, Father God of Ireland
The Dagda was a father god of the Celtic pantheon, and plays an important role in the stories of the Irish invasions. Learn about the Dagda, and how he ended up making himself lose his own power.
Herne, God of the Wild Hunt
In British lore, Herne the Hunter is a god of vegetation, vine, and the wild hunt. Similar in many aspects to Cernunnos, Herne is celebrated in the autumn months, when the deer go into rut. He is seen as a god of the common folk, and is typically recognized only around the Windsor Forest area of Berkshire, England.
Lugh, Master of Skills
Lugh is the Celtic god honored for his skills and gifts as a craftsman. He is the god of blacksmiths, metal-workers and artisans. In his aspect as a harvest god, he is honored on August 1, on the festival known as Lughnasadh or Lammas.
The Morrighan, Goddess of War and Sovereignty
The Morrighan is known as a Celtic war goddess, but there’s a lot more to her than that. Learn about this ancient patron of Celtic warriors, and why some Pagans still pay her tribute today.
Rhiannon, Horse Goddess of Wales
In the Welsh mythological cycle, the Mabinogion, Rhiannon is known as a goddess of the horse. However, she also plays a crucial role in the kingship of Wales.
Taliesin, Chief of the Bards
Although Taliesin is a documented historical figure in Welsh history, he has managed to become elevated to the status of a minor god. Learn why this patron of bards and poets is so important in Welsh myth cycles.
Sheela-na-Gig
Although not an official goddess in Celtic myth and legend, this mysterious carving is found in many forms all over the United Kingdom and Ireland, and some scholars suspect a connection to fertility rituals.
🌙 Goddess Guide 🌙 C E R R I D W E N
✨ her sacred feast is on July 3rd
✨ obtain a nice cauldron do to spells in
✨ do your rituals under the new moon, or on mondays
✨ surround yourself with books and gain knowledge by studying many topics
✨ use the Elements Earth and Water
✨ a greyhound would be your ideal pet as she can shape shift into one
✨ write poetry or music in your spare time
✨ learn from your mistakes and be able to think on your feet and adapt quickly
✨ hawk and hen feathers should be included in your craft
✨ use essential oils of vanilla, almond and bergamot
✨ offerings - corn, apples, wine or beer, acorns
✨ study herbs and potions
✨ use crystals like carnelian, Brown jasper and agate
✨ do not fear change, rather, embrace it
🦋🌸Aphroditiful🌸🦋
✨CHECK MY GODDESS GUIDE TAG FOR MORE✨
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another lovely old Polish folk belief: you can only harvest flowers of the black elder before St. John’s Eve - after that they are tainted and unholy because they’ve been…
pissed on by witches.
might I just add that a direct quote describing it is:
“oszczane przez cioty”
Naturally, we have a quota.
have YOU pissed on some elderflower today*?
remember that they can grow up to 10m and average ones are at least 2-3m - so you better start pissing now**, pal!
*this is for future reference, please do not urinate on sambucus nigra before June 23rd
**not yet
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