Meanderings along Ancestral Polytheist Paths

An eclectic mix of book and music reviews, ramblings and other flotsam and jetsom encountered on an expedition to find a place in the pre-Christian religious traditions, and practices of the British Isles.

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Showing posts with label Fairies. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Fairies. Show all posts

11 July 2014

Quote in relation to Fairies on the Hunt

“ The fairies often go out hunting. In the calm summer evening the faint sound of tiny horns, the baying of hounds, the galloping of...

07 July 2014

Quote on Libations

“ A libation of some of the thick new milk given by a cow after calving, if poured on the ground, more especially in the interior of...

12 March 2014

Quote on Irish Fairy Lore

"If an oat-cake be baked and left for the next day it should have a piece broken out of it, and should not remain whole, because if th...

06 August 2012

The Broonie, Silkies & Fairies

Author : Duncan Williamson ISBN : 9780862410872 Why did I read it? I had read Duncan Williamson ’s “ The Land of the Seal People ”...

06 November 2011

"Away with the Fairies" - BBC Broadcast

Dominic Arkwright asks why fairies, once threatening and scary meddlers in human affairs, have become innocent, pink and fluffy. He’s joi...

25 November 2010

Is the Curse of Tara affecting those who have desecrated the complex?

Is the Curse of Tara affecting those who have desecrated the complex? | Celtic Myth Podshow News I have only just finished reading Eddie Le...

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