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Irish Paganism: An Introduction to Irish Folklore and Spiritual Practices
Irish Paganism: An Introduction to Irish Folklore and Spiritual Practices
Irish Paganism: An Introduction to Irish Folklore and Spiritual Practices
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An introductory guide to Irish folklore and spiritual practices to help you determine if this spiritual path is right for you.
This book thoroughly explains the Irish pagan calendar, represented as the Celtic Tree Calendar and the Wheel of the Year. You'll learn why there are two calendars and discover the key festivals of the year. The following chapter offers a list of tools commonly used in Irish pagan magical practices and describes how they're used. This chapter guides you on how to incorporate magic into your spiritual practices as a beginner. Finally, you'll gain insight into Beltane rituals and come across step-by-step instructions on how to conduct several spells for a multitude of purposes ranging from love to healing.

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Release dateNov 10, 2022
ISBN9798215705643
Irish Paganism: An Introduction to Irish Folklore and Spiritual Practices

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    Irish Paganism - Sebastian Berg

    Irish Paganism

    An Introduction to Irish Folklore and Spiritual Practices

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    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter 1: Origins of Irish Paganism

    The Celts

    The Druids

    The Celts and Druids’ Theology and Role in Irish Paganism

    Chapter 2: Paganism Then and Now

    Main Beliefs in Irish Paganism

    Ancient Irish Paganism vs. Modern Paganism

    Chapter 3: Gods and Goddesses

    Dagda (The God of Life and Death)

    Morrígan (The Triple Goddess of Battle and War)

    Brigid (The Goddess of Fire and Poets)

    Lugh (God of Justice)

    Cailleach (The Goddess of Winter)

    Chapter 4: Irish Magical Creatures

    Abarta

    Abcán

    Abhartach

    Aibell

    Aos Sí

    Bánánach

    Banshee

    Bodach

    Cat Sìth

    Clurichaun

    Cù-Sìth

    Dobhar-Chú

    Dullahan

    Enbarr

    Fairies

    Fear Gorta

    Fomorians

    Gancanagh

    Glaistig

    Leanan Sídhe

    Leprechaun

    Merrow

    Oilliphéist

    Púca

    Sluagh

    Werewolves of Ossory

    Chapter 5: Pagan Calendar and Festivals

    Celtic Tree Calendar

    The Wheel of the Year

    Chapter 6: Magickal Tools

    The Magical Tools of Irish Paganism

    How Animals and Crystals Are Used in Pagan Magic

    How to Practice Pagan Magic

    Celebrating Nature, the Deities, and the Spirits

    Setting Up an Altar

    Chapter 7: Simple Pagan Spells and Rituals

    Other Pagan Spells and Rituals

    Healing Water Spell

    A Spell to Attract Good Fortune

    Ritual to Attract Love

    Rowan Protection Charm

    Conclusion

    References

    Introduction

    Pagans believe in the existence of numerous gods living in the world and the surrounding realms independently of humans. In other words, they don’t live to fulfill the wishes of humans, create, punish, watch, evaluate, or even guide them. Like humans, these deities have plans and desires of their own, and why pagan religions view these deities as natural forces above humans but are not human-centric.

    Upon reading this book, you’ll learn everything about Irish Paganism. This book is an introductory guide to Irish folklore and spiritual practices to help you determine if this spiritual path is right for you. Whether you’re thinking about adopting Irish pagan spiritual practices or merely looking to broaden your horizons and expand your scope of knowledge, this book is for you.

    You will learn about the origins and history of Irish Paganism and how modern beliefs and practices differ from ancient ones. You will learn about the most prominent Irish magical creatures and their roles in lore and society. You will learn about the most distinct deities of the Irish pagan pantheon, gain insight into their traits and behaviors, and how they are worshipped today.

    This book thoroughly explains the Irish pagan calendar, represented as the Celtic Tree Calendar and the Wheel of the Year. You’ll learn why there are two calendars and discover the key festivals of the year. The following chapter offers a list of tools commonly used in Irish pagan magical practices and describes how they’re used. This chapter guides you on how to incorporate magic into your spiritual practices as a beginner. Finally, you’ll gain insight into Beltane rituals and come across step-by-step instructions on how to conduct several spells for a multitude of purposes ranging from love

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