Shungite: The Enigmatic Black Stone
Shungite is a rare black stone composed of up to 99 percent carbon. It is primarily found in Shunga, a village in Karelia, Russia. What makes shun...
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Brigid: The Exalted One
Brigid: The Exalted One - A Journey into Irish Mythology Introduction In the mystical tapestry of Irish mythology, one figure stands out like a rad...
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Bratog Bride
On Imbolc Eve, which is celebrated on February 1st, it is a tradition to place a piece of cloth or scarf outside so that the goddess Brigid can bl...
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How Odin Lost His Eye
How Odin Lost His Eye: The Story of the Norse God’s Sacrifice for Wisdom Odin, the king of the gods in Norse mythology, is often depicted as a one-...
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Wolf Moon - January 25, 2024
# The Full Wolf Moon of 2024: A Time to Connect with Your Inner Wildness The full moon of January is known as the Wolf Moon, a name that comes fr...
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Yule: A Celebration of Light and Life
The word Yule comes from the Old Norse word jól, which means “feast” or “festival”. The ancient Norse people celebrated Yule as a 12-day event, sta...
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Handfasting Explained
The Enchanting Tradition of Handfasting Rituals Handfasting is an ancient Celtic ritual that has been embraced by various cultures over the centuri...
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Candle Scrying - Communicating with the Dead
Communicating Through Candle ScryingCommunicating through candle scrying is a proven way to talk to the dead. This simple technique is very simila...
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