Tree spirits known as dryads, the little people (aka Faeries), and water spirits, which are referred to ad nymphs, all play an important rolein the Celtic tradition. Read Edain McCoy's books for a Celtic version of Wicca.
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| The Celtic tradition is also an ancient practice. It originated in the British Isles and has not been attributed to one teacher. This path focuses on solar and lunar changes, the balance and harmony between the God and Goddess, and attunement with nature. Followers practice meditation, divination, and magickal herbalism. Emphasis is placed on the Celtic pantheon, history, traditions, food, and music. Solitary practioners may find this path easy to follow since it does not require initistion. Tree spirits known as dryads, the little people (aka Faeries), and water spirits, which are referred to ad nymphs, all play an important rolein the Celtic tradition. Read Edain McCoy's books for a Celtic version of Wicca. |
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