The Ramblings of a Brythonic Druid and Awenydd!
Enchanter’s Nightshade, or Circaea lutetiana, is a delicate UK native plant from the Evening Primrose family. Though not edible, it has historical associations with magic and healing. Traditionally, it has been used for skin conditions, immune support, and detoxification. Its…
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,…
Danu Forest's "The Druid Shaman – Exploring the Celtic Otherworld" serves as a practical guide to Celtic shamanism, merging ancient traditions with modern practice. The book is structured to support both beginners and advanced practitioners, featuring rituals and exercises while…
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…
North Wales PaganFest 2025 celebrated ancient traditions in a magical setting, featuring artistic dragon sculptures and a welcoming atmosphere. Attendees enjoyed diverse workshops, drumming circles, and vibrant performances while connecting with nature and each other. Despite minor challenges, the festival…
This article explores the Common Juniper (Juniperus Communis), highlighting its identification, historical significance, magical uses, and medicinal properties. Common Juniper trees, found in the northern hemisphere, are known for their protective qualities and versatile applications in cooking, while also possessing…
