Celtic Mythology

I often find myself lost in thought about the credibility of the Irish fairy tale, Tír na nÓg, also known as the Land of Youth, which tells the story of Oisín's adventure into a world of endless youth and joy. This old story, rich with symbolic meanings and cultural references, brings up an interesting contradiction […]

Let's follow the patterns of the Brigid's Cross, a symbol tied to the fascinating Brigid, the goddess of fire in Irish lore. Her story is not just about divine might and influence, but also reflects her position as a source of inspiration, healing, and safeguarding. Brigid was deeply connected to the rhythms of nature and

Back in the day, in the lush greenery of ancient Celtic territories where the rustle of the wind met the rhythmic pulse of the earth, a fascinating and respected group called the Druids had significant influence. As a researcher, I find this cryptic group quite captivating. Even though they held essential roles as priests, teachers,

Just like a seasoned mariner steering through an old map teeming with mythical beasts and untouched territories, I'm irresistibly drawn to the mystifying and ageless legend of Cú Chulainn, the Hound of Culann, an iconic figure from the Ulster Cycle of Irish folklore. This legendary man, blessed with extraordinary might and a tragic fate, offers

The admiration and reverence for Epona, the horse goddess, is a tale as old as time, deeply etched into the fabric of human and horse relations. My research into the scarce historical and archaeological records of this enigmatic deity, revered as a fertility symbol and horse protector in the Gallo-Roman belief system, has been a