Irish Celtic Shamanic Wisdom

Vernal or Spring Equinox will be communally celebrated on March 21st. Our Ancestors who were astute astronomers knew precisely the moment of equal daylight and darkness,

A time of transition and initiation, the Irish festival of Spring, Imbolg (or Imbolc) is both a gateway and a celebration. The word Imbolg translates

In our Celtic landscapes, the Winter Solstice is an ancient seasonal Festival – a rite of passage that is ageless. This stunning astronomical phenomenon marks the longest night

Samhain (pronounced “Sao-whin”) is regarded as the source of all eight Irish-Celtic seasonal festivals. Calculated as the “cross-quarter day” exactly half way between Autumn Equinox

For our ancestors, the Equinox provided a pause between autumn and winter. The word equinox derives from the Latin for “equal to night”. This phenomenon

“On a Saturday, my father Frank took my sister Alison and I to fields well known for mushrooms. When we got there, not a mushroom

By Dr. Karen Ward For northern hemisphere dwellers, Summer Solstice – the longest day and the shortest night of our year is usually celebrated on