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Book Review: Ogam, The Celtic Oracle of the Trees by Paul Rhys Mountfort
Ogam: The Celtic Oracle of the Trees is a comprehensive and clear introduction into using the divination practice of Ogam. It begins with a brief history of Ogam and the cultural changes that have occurred around the practice. The second section of the book describes each Ogamfew in detail. The final section describes how one can…
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Harsh Experiences lead to incredible breakthroughs ... that is the teaching of Isa. Isa is the Rune of Self-Preservation and Self-Containment, the positive aspect of which is our individualism and ability to survive against all odds; the [possible and avoidable] negative aspect is the 'each for his own' mentality.
Nordic Runes. Â Paul Montfort.
Northern Mysteries & Magic. Â Freya Aswynn.
The Runes are both a playful method of self-discovery and a game of knowledge.
This leads us on to the notion of sacred play, the idea that all creation is formed from the play of divine consciousness and that we come closest to the spirit of the divine through the playfulness of spirit.
Nordic Runes, by Paul Mountfort. Â (2003).
Reread the entry on Perthro in Nordic Runes and noticed this quote and quite liked it. Â
Mountfort, Benjamin Woolfield Mountfort 1825–1898
Architect, photographer
Mountfort's buildings played a major part in establishing the architectural character of Christchurch and gave permanent visual expression to the social and religious ideals of the Canterbury Association. Among New Zealand architects of the nineteenth century few can equal his dedication to his profession, and none can surpass the standards of design he maintained during a career of 50 years.
