Mag Mell: The Plain of Happiness
There was a place rarely spoken of in the old tales. Not because it did not exist… but because not everyone was meant to know it.
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There was a place rarely spoken of in the old tales. Not because it did not exist… but because not everyone was meant to know it.
Mag Mell: The Plain of Happiness Read Post »
Annwn the Otherworld of Celtic mythology, is one of the most fascinating concepts in the Welsh imagination. It is mentioned i
Annwn: The Hidden Realm of the Celtic Otherworld Read Post »
In Irish mythology, Tír na nÓg literally means “the land of the young.” It is not an ordinary place, nor
Tír na nÓg: The Land of Eternal Youth Read Post »
There was a place spoken of in ancient tales. It was not exactly an island… nor entirely a realm. It was something in between.
Avalon: The Island Beyond the World Read Post »
El tiempo cíclico en la mitología celta es una de las claves para comprender su visión del mundo. No se
Cyclical Time and Fluid Reality in Celtic Mythology Read Post »
Unlike other mythologies, in Celtic tradition the access to the Otherworld was not reserved to a single place or a single moment
The Sídhe and the gateways to the Otherworld Read Post »
Unlike other mythologies, the Otherworld is not presented as a single defined place. There is no
The places of the Otherworld — where reality changes form Read Post »
The mythical invasions of Ireland do not describe a single origin, but rather a succession of arrivals that shaped the Celtic world.
The Mythical Invasions of Ireland: peoples, gods and celtic origin Read Post »
Unlike other ancient traditions, Celtic mythology does not describe a creation of the universe, but a reality divided between
Origins — a world between the visible and the invisible Read Post »