Cerridwen

Cerridwen

Robert Graves in The White Goddess called Cerridwen the British Moon Goddess, Goddess of Grain, and the Great White Sow who consumes the dead so they may be reborn. Keeper of the Cauldron, and Shapeshifter, Cerridwen is the Welsh Goddess of wisdom, transformation,...
Druids Explore the Religion With No Name

Druids Explore the Religion With No Name

Controversial scholarship in recent decades makes the case for hidden traditions of worship that have existed for thousands of millennia, sometimes dissipating, sometimes repressed, but ever-returning. Some call this The Religion With No Name, and a key component is...
The Oldest Religion: Recreating Paleolithic Spirituality

The Oldest Religion: Recreating Paleolithic Spirituality

Our distant ancestors left no religious texts for us to understand their gods and spiritual practices. But perhaps we can find clues in archaeology, shamanism, and the most ancient religions still followed in a few corners of the Earth. Surely Neanderthals, and the...
Epona

Epona

Explore the mysteries of Epona, the beloved Celtic goddess of horses, fertility, sovereignty, and safe journeys. Revered throughout the Celtic world and later embraced by the Romans, Epona embodies freedom, protection, and the sacred bond between humans and animals....
Online Lughnasadh (Lammas) celebration

Online Lughnasadh (Lammas) celebration

Lughnassad celebrates the Celtic god Lugh of the Long Arm, God of Many Skills; it is also the first of three harvest festivals, the grain harvest. Let’s explore the lore and legends, and the many fun and delicious ways we can celebrate the day! Amber K is a priestess...