The Ramblings of a Brythonic Druid and Awenydd!
I’ve always had a fondness for dirt. As a child, nothing made me happier than making mud pies in my backyard. Back then, I had no idea how remarkable dirt truly was. Even now, I feel most at home in…
It is that time of the year again, the wheel has turned and nothing quite lights up the forest floor the way that Fly Agaric does. With its bright red caps, it summons feelings of childhood fairy tales and wonder.…
Kristoffer Hughes' "Pagan Portals - Arianrhod: Celtic Goddess of Fate, Fortune and Destiny" invites readers to explore the complexities of Arianrhod through an engaging blend of personal experience and scholarship. The book presents practical exercises while encouraging respectful engagement with…
The blog post emphasizes the importance of connecting with local magic, or Magia Loci, by utilizing nearby resources, plants, and traditions to enhance one's magical practices. The author advocates for building relationships with the local environment, stressing that such practices…
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…
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…
