Shamanic practice acknowledges the presence of spirit, wisdom and healing energy in all things. Since ancient times, the shaman has realized the "medicine" within and beyond this world, and used this connection for the betterment of all. Now, you can access the knowledge, protection and insight of the shaman's medicine, through this beautiful oracle. With this oracle, you can access the greater mysteries, the wisdom of the ancestors and the medicine of shaman. Especially crafted artworks combine with the comprehensive guidebook to deliver wise counsel, divination and a fuller understanding of the medicine of each card. The result is a powerful deck that will awaken your vision to the magic and meaning in your world.

Shamanic Medicine Oracle Cards

Religion & Spirituality

Meiklejohn-Free, Barbara

Peters, Flavia Kate

Leitch, Yuri

New Age & Spirituality

Llewellyn Publications

Adorned with many of his own beautiful illustrations, and quotes from arcane medieval Welsh manuscripts, the author hopes that this book will educate, uplift and inspire the reader's imagination.To the ancient Britons, this isle in the marshes, later named 'Glastonbury' by the Saxons, was known as Ynys Witrin or (The Glass Isle). This was their beloved sacred ground, the threshold of 'Annwn' - (their 'Otherworld' paradise.) Gwyn was the protective warrior god of 'Ynys Witrin' and the British 'Lord of Paradise'.The book takes the reader back to the beginning of the 1st century - to the tribal society of the Native Britons specific to this area; the tribe that are known to us as the Durotriges. We glimpse their spiritual world by looking at The Children of Don; the Durotriges' pantheon of gods, goddesses and specifically Gwyn ap Nudd, the ancient god of Glastonbury.The author deals with the Roman invasion of Britain, and of how these ancient Britons adapted to their new Romano-British lifestyle. Despite their cultural changes the Durotriges continued to use Ynys Witrin as their sacred island at least up until the 5th century.Controversially, this view challenges the popular legend that Jesus' kinsman, Joseph of Arimathea, founded a Christian church at Glastonbury in the 1st century - Yuri explains that whist Christians were the enemies of Rome well into the 3rd century, and that the lack of any archaeological remains indicating Christian presence until the 5th century shows how Glastonbury probably functioned as a sacred burial ground until the Dark Ages.Gwyn also accounts for the first Christian missionaries of the 5th century who made very deliberate attempts to banish the old god from Glastonbury Tor.By taking the reader step by step through medieval Welsh literature, Yuri Leitch explains how Gwyn has an intimate link with many of Glastonbury's unusual characteristics. The Tor's ; it's placement on the St. Michael Line alignment, with the Mid Winter sun-roll up the Tor, and most curiously, with the landscape enigma of the Glastonbury Zodiac.

Gwyn: Ancient god of Glastonbury and Key to the Glastonbury Zodiac

Temple Publications

This book shines a much needed light upon the medieval intrigues of Glastonbury Abbey and its invention of the popular legends of King Arthur's grave and the visit of Joseph of Arimathea; but this book is much more than that. Behind the Arthurian romances of the 12th and 13th centuries are the very real historical activities of the House of Blois and the Angevin Empire. Glastonbury Abbey was intrinsically involved with the development of the Grail mysteries and the suppression of Celtic pagan mysticism. This informative book also explores and reveals many of the esoteric ideas behind the Arthurian Mysteries and medieval occultism in general. From the back cover: 'This is not a book about the historical Arthur. This is a book about the history of Arthurian Romance and its very real significance to Glastonbury during medieval times. The Arthur of Glastonbury is a myth created by the Benedictine Order of Glastonbury Abbey; motivated by the many fascinating intrigues of their day; this is their story. Richard the Lionheart, Excalibur, King Arthur's Grave, Avalon, and the Holy Grail...'

Glastonbury and the Myths of Avalon

History

Europe

Independently published

Please note: This is the new, expanded edition (as of 1st Dec 2017). Over 120 pages have been added; and this book now contains over 100 full-colour images. 'The Ogham Grove' is full of charts, diagrams, beautiful artwork, and photographs of whittled wooden magical tools, that show the beauty of each tree. 'The Ogham Grove' is a Year Wheel and a sacred circle. The sun visits all twenty trees during each year cycle; and the moon visits all twenty trees every month. This book is full of Celtic mythology and historical research. The main focus of this book is to help people connect with the spirits of the trees by gathering wood from each of the twenty trees, to then use to create their own Ogham Groves (for magical, spiritual, and shamanic purposes). The act of creating your own Ogham Grove also creates an inner-realm grove that you can work with within yourself. 'The Ogham Grove' is full of tree-lore and ideas that people can work with whether they are Druids, Witches, Wiccans, Celtic Shaman or Reconstructionists, Buddhists, Hindus, or whatever... we all belong to the garden. Throughout it all there is the definite presence of the Rose Queen, Lady Venus, of Witchcraft and Faerie traditions, and the perpetual pentagram that the planet Venus creates every eight years as she dances between the Earth and the Sun. This book will enhance the works of all nature-based magical spiritual systems.

The Ogham Grove: The Year Wheel of the Celtic/Druidic god Ogma the Sun-Faced

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A simple introduction to working with the Year Wheel of The Ogham Grove - all twenty trees of the Ogham in their traditional sequence around the wheel of the year. How to use the Ogham as an oracle; using essences and keppens for mental and emotional wellbeing; creating your own astral grove; and advice on whittling and creating magical tools.

The Ogham Year Wheel

This is a true story. A tangled web of occult and antiquarian intrigues. Strange goings on in Somerset throughout the centuries. Ancient Mystery Traditions championed during the Age of Enlightenment. Mystical geometry of the Benedictine Order and their cult of the Archangel Michael. Glimpses of traditional witchcraft and the ever-present spirits of the land. The Dawn of the Age of Aquarius, the return of the Great God Pan, and the birth of the Aeon of the Great Goddess Isis the Mother of All Things. Secret History, Star Lore, and Fine Art. A study of two fascinating women; Katharine Maltwood, visionary sculptor, astro-achaeologist and mystic, and Dion Fortune, occult author, trance medium and esoteric teacher. This is a book about sacred sites, terrestrial alignments (mega-ley-lines) connecting ancient places of power. Written by Yuri Leitch, an artist enthused by esoteric symbolism and occult study. This book of over 450 pages, and over 200 images, is the result of more than twenty-five years research. The author, influenced by the modern world of Psychic Questing since he was 14 years old (and now in his fiftieth year) also offers many insights into the nature of Psychical Research gained over his many years active in the field.

The Terrestrial Alignments of Katharine Maltwood and Dion Fortune

Occult & Paranormal

The Pagan Temple of Glastonbury Tor

Ancient Civilizations

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