Arianrhod’s Dance provides a discussion of and an introduction to Druid ritual, for solo practitioners and Groves alike. It includes actual sample rituals for each of the eight major festivals of the Druid year. Also provided are rites of passage for birthing, naming, coming of age, independence, binding, unbinding, death and funerals. The final section of the book presents rituals for the full moon and new moon, and for asking blessings on our food, children and pets, as well as on our journeys, our night’s rest and our daily activities. All these rituals are used to provide a focus, to situate us at a moment and a place outside time and space, where our relation to specific aspects of the world is clarified. They are intended to mark real and often intimate events of enormous consequence; and by marking these events, we allow them to mark us – binding us to the Sky, to the Land, and to the Sea from which they all derive.
174pp, 140mm x 216mm, softback, 2004
Glennie Kindred's Earth Wisdom deepens our spiritual relationship with the Earth, Nature and trees and provides ideas for celebrating the Celtic Festivals.
In The Art of Conversation with the Genius Loci Barry Patterson explores spiritual communion with our immediate environment, finding special places where we feel a sense of presence or spirit.
This gorgeous card deck illustrated by Bill Worthington allows you to tune into the animal wisdom of the ancient Celts, and understand what it may mean when you encounter each animal or bird in your daily life or in a card reading.
In The Grail Journey through Wales Megan Wingfield describes a journey she undertook across the spiritual and physical landscape of Wales, marked by clearly perceptible energy foci, or chakras.
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