Which Celtic Path Do You Follow?

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Permalink Reply by Brian on December 17, 2008 at 6:14pm

That's a good question. I'm thinking with the Solstice around the corner and the rebirth of the sun, that it might be a good time to ask for guidance. As in a symbolic rebirth of myself. I guess I am asking for knowledge. Who would be best to ask? Or is this even the right time? I'm a bit confused in all of this.

Permalink Reply by Taliesin Soladraig on December 17, 2008 at 8:50pm

You have come to the right place. What guidance do you seek? There is no wrong time to ask for help.

Permalink Reply by jaymacfee ~ WhiteBear on December 19, 2008 at 4:24pm

I'm not a member of any specific tradition, per se. I just try to follow the old ways as much as I can. I guess I am a reconstructionist, but follow my own path. I call on my ancestors, and the spirits of location wherever I happen to be. As far as Gods and Goddesses, Lugh, Belenus, Cerridwen, Brigid, and Nuada are those I may ask for help. Dagda is always good for anything general. I think that if I was looking for knowledge, I would probably ask Lugh, the all-skilled.

Permalink Reply by nurul azam on July 24, 2011 at 2:39am

sometimes our heart find something but our mouth cant find the right words to say that,may be i am looking for this words what you say right here.thank you.

Permalink Reply by Brian on December 20, 2008 at 8:31am

Well, here's what I came up with. I lit a couple incense and tried to clear my mind. Lit a candle and asked Cerridwen to help in my search for knowledge this coming year, as from what I understand is Her "thing". Another candle for Lugh asking for success in my works. And one for Brighid for inspiration and properity. I said a few simple words thanking Them. Offered a bit of wine and put everything out. I'm not sure this was any "proper" riual, but that's what I did. I did awake this morning feeling very energized and refreshed.

Permalink Reply by Becky on November 26, 2010 at 7:55pm

I have been trying to study the Celtic traditions for awhile now. Most of those that I would consider teachers of mine are of Native American traditions which draws me as well. I haven't settled on a specific god thought The Dagda is a personal favorite.

Permalink Reply by Erin Nichole Ouellette on February 27, 2012 at 6:41pm

I fallow a celtic shaman/druid path. On the holidays i am a member of a celtic coven, as a prietess, that honors The Green Man and The Great Mother. I lean more toward the Irish patheon but do not restrict myself to just one path. My full craft name is Erin Blue Fey and I will explain that starting at the end. I use Fey as a last name as part of a personal joke I have. According to celtic myth a person like me is at worst a changling and at best said to have the Farie's Blessing because I am a transsexual. Blue is my color and my element is water but I do more earth based magick. I chose Erin because it was my birth name, Erin Brooke. I was born intersexed and after the doctor's did there "magick" I was renamed Jason Erin. Erin is also another name for the Irish Goddess Eriu who was one of the three goddess of soverinity and motherhood. She was also one of the last queens. I am not 100% but I have heard that she is the maiden aspecct of Eponya, I think that's the right spelling I am bad at spelling.

Permalink Reply by erica hanson on April 7, 2013 at 7:52pm

im new to the celtic path and would love to learn more

Permalink Reply by RavenHeart~ on March 13, 2016 at 9:53pm

Nothing much lately... I got to bless water for Imbolc & that was special in the spirit of Saint Brighit... but I am taking a course I Celtic & Druid History!

Permalink Reply by RavenHeart~ on June 4, 2016 at 11:48am

Celtic Tribal Music - Forest Gathering - YouTube Video for celtic tribal music▶ 3:26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4NpqTBZhZMI    

I'm mostly a Solitary...did study the Druid & Celtic history and of all the Celtic Tribes am wondering if they still exist today or is it just Druid now? Blessed Be!