The Ramblings of a Brythonic Druid and Awenydd!
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Saint Seiriol's Well in Anglesey reflects a rich spiritual heritage, with roots in both Christian and Pagan traditions. Associated with the 6th-century saint Seiriol, the well is believed to possess healing powers and has a dual nature as a site…
The blog explores the mythology of Urien and The Ford of Barking in Llanferres, connecting ancient Celtic tales with Christian elements. Urien, a 6th-century ruler, has a significant lineage tied to the goddess Modron, highlighting historical and folkloric connections. Llanferres,…
This blog post addresses the growing concerns regarding offerings at sacred sites, particularly in Wales. It discusses the importance of sustainability, potential damage, and ethical practices related to offerings. The author emphasizes the need for mindful actions, the significance of…
Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve, near Liverpool, features a significant Mesolithic archaeological site. Excavations revealed a permanent settlement with stone tools, challenging beliefs about early hunter-gatherer mobility. Additionally, stone pits suggest possible spiritual practices. The site offers insights into prehistoric life…
