The Morrigan | The ultimate Lady of War composed of the three sisters Neiman(frenzy),
Macha(the crow) and Badb(the raven). She was the red-haired Phantom Queen who
presided over battles and often took part in them herself, shapeshifting as she
saw fit. Call on The Morrigan to see you through a difficult time. |
Brigid | Daughter of the Daghda and the personification of The Triple Goddess
representing the maiden, mother and crone. She is associated with poetry, fire,
and childbirth. The maiden aspect of Brigid is celebrated at Imbolc, (Feb. 2),
when we welcome back the goddess after her winter's sleep. |
Arianrhod | Goddess of the Full Moon and reincarnation |
Blodewedd | The Maiden aspect of the Triple Goddess created from the flowers of the
field as the wife for Lugh. She was changed into an owl for plotting the death
of her consort. She is known as Flower Face or White Flower. |
The Calliech | The destroyer aspect of The Triple Goddess |
Cerridwen | She who brews the greal of inspiration and knowledge in her cauldron. As
personified by the waning moon she is known as the white, corpse eating sow who
both gives and takes away life. |
Epona | The horse goddess who brings dreams and carries the messages of those who
invoke her. As the morning sun rises, she rides her steed west to avoid the
approaching rays. |
The Daghda | The omnipotent, all powerful father god of the Celts. His club could kill
a man with one end and revive him with the other. He was the father of
Brigid. |
Lugh | The Shining one who represents the battle between light and dark, good
and evil. Lugh was god of the sun and the Sabbat of Lughnasdh (Aug. 1) is held
in his honor. |
Cernunnos | The god of vegetation, fertility, the underworld and woodland creatures.
He is the consort of The Great Mother |
