Welsh deities

Arawn, a male Celtic god, is thought to have ruled over the Welsh underground. His name may have come from the Hebrew name Aaron, which means "High."

Meet the fierce 🗡️ Agrona, 'Welsh Goddess of War.' Delve into the lore of this powerful deity, embodying strife and sovereignty. Discover her influence in Celtic mythology and how to connect with her warrior spirit. 🛡️✨ Ideal for those drawn to the strength and resilience of goddess energies. Embrace the power of Agrona in your practice for courage and protection. 🔥🌿

An introduction to Welsh deities through traditional myths and practical exercises. Written by a practising witch, living in the heart of Wales and working with the deities woven into the land, this book contains the major stories and backgrounds for the Gods and Goddesses of the heartland of the Druids. Within its pages you will find information on the major deities and where their stories can be found, alongside suggestions on how to connect with them and weave relationships with them into…

Arianrhod by Debi Cady. #art #illustration #goddess #moon #celtic #welsh #mythology #fantasy #whimsical #artist #drawing #stars

February 14 is the day marked for lovers in many countries around the world, but in Wales there is another date traditionally associated with romance: St Dwynwen’s Day, January 25.

“Brigit’s themes are health and inspiration. Her symbol is a cauldron. Brigit is an Irish Goddess known throughout Europe as ‘the Bright One’ because of Her inspiring beau…

Shop Crystals to hoor Arianhod Arianrhod is the Goddess of the Moon and the Stars. She lives in Caer Sidi, a revolving castle in the northern sky. You may have seen it, We also know it today as the Aurora Borealis. Yes, the Northern Lights are the lights from her revolving castle! Arianhod is one

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