Tír na mBan: The Land of Women
En las antiguas tradiciones irlandesas existen lugares que parecen pertenecer a una realidad distinta. Islas ocultas más allá del horizonte. […]
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En las antiguas tradiciones irlandesas existen lugares que parecen pertenecer a una realidad distinta. Islas ocultas más allá del horizonte. […]
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In the ancient Irish traditions there are places that belong neither entirely to the world of humans nor to that
Tír Tairngire: The Land of Promise Read Post »
In Irish mythology, the Otherworld is not found only beyond the horizon or on islands wrapped in...
Tír fo Thuinn: The World Beneath the Waters Read Post »
Tech Duinn: The House of the Dead In Irish tradition, there is a place...
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In Norse mythology, death is not always an end. For some chosen souls, it is only the beginning of a...
Valhalla: The Hall of Eternal Warriors Read Post »
For centuries, sailors, cartographers, and explorers claimed the existence of an island located west of Ireland, in the middle of the
Hy-Brasil: The Island That Appeared and Disappeared in the Ocean Read Post »
In Celtic mythology, Emain Ablach is one of the most mysterious places of the Otherworld. Its name can be translated...
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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 »
The Valkyries were not merely warrior maidens. They are agents of fate. Their name comes from Old Norse valr (the slain in...
The Valkyries: Those Who Choose the Slain Read Post »