John Dathen provides a rich exploration of Ogham with a great personal feel. He was fascinated by Ogham from an early age and determined to discover whether the system's intimate links with nature and the seasons were a vital part of Britain's rich indigenous spiritual heritage. He came across an old countryman who was well versed in the native mysteries, but had never heard of Ogham. When it was explained as a tree alphabet that formed a seasonal cycle, he exclaimed, `I've not heard of your Ogham, but I do know the order of the trees and birds'. He did, too, and it is his profound knowledge of the trees, birds and divination that is passed on through the pages of this book.
144pp, 144mm x 203mm, softback, 2003
Looks at 17 different trees indigenous to Britain, describing not only the physical characteristics of each tree but also magical and inspirational qualities.
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