Authors: Duncan Garrow and Chris Gosden
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2012
ISBN: 9780199548064
Pages: 376 including bibliography and index. Also includes black and white pictures and illustrations.
Synopsis:
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The Makers of Scotland
Full Title: The Makers of Scotland: Picts, Romans, Gaels and Vikings
Author: Tim Clarkson
Publisher: Birlinn Ltd
Published: 2011, This edition 2013
ISBN: 978-1-78027-1736
Pages: 255 pages including Further Reading, Appendices and Index
Synopsis: Continue reading…
The Cult of the Sacred Centre
Full title: The Cult of the Sacred Centre – Essays on Celtic Ideology
Author: Proinsias Mac Cana
Publisher: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
Published: 2011
ISBN: 978-1-85500-219-7
Pages: 344
Synopsis:
Stalking the Goddess
Author: Mark Carter
Publisher: Moon Books
Published: June 16, 2012
ISBN: 978-1780991733
Synopsis:
Celtic – A Comparative Study
Author: D.B.Gregor
Publisher: The Oleander Press
Published: 1980
ISBN: 9780900891564
Synopsis:
“A marvelous book which is both readable and scholarly”
Teagasca
Full title: Teagasca: The Instructions of Cormac Mac Airt
Author: C. Lee Vermeers
Of Trance Work (UPG)
Trance work was a very hard concept for me to understand. My mind could never be quiet enough for me to go into trance. I wanted something that is close to what is said the Irish Filidh did to see visions. The early Irish filidh are said to have composed their poetry and had mantic visions through various techniques involving things like incubatory darkness, liminal times or places such as dusk and dawn or doorways, and the ingestion of raw substances such as the meat of sacrificed animals. (1) I decided to go with the incubatory darkness route in my own way.
Chronicles of the Ancient World
FULL TITLE: Chronicles of the Ancient World – 3500 BC – AD 476
AUTHOR: John Haywood
PUBLISHER: Quercus Books
COPYRIGHT: 2012
ISBN: 978-1-78087-321-3
PAGES: 336 including Index and picture credits
SYNOPSIS: A beautifully illustrated history of antiquity’s greatest empires, from the cradle to the fall of Rome.
Early Christian Ireland – Introduction to the Sources
**First published in Volume I Issue I of Air n-Aithesc**
Title: Early Christian Ireland – Introduction to the Sources
A ritual to dedicate the next year to studying Manannan Mac Lir (along side my Gods)
Purifying Self:
Dip your hand into water, touch your forehead and say: “May I be pure that I might cross through the sacred.”
Dip your hand again, touch your lips: “May I cross through the sacred that I may attain the holy.”
Dip your hand again, touch your heart and say: “May I attain the holy that I might be blessed in all things.”
Petition Ritual: