Goddesses of Celtic Spirit and Tradition
Note Cards & Giclée Prints
The Priestess Path
Traditional Druidesses worked with the powers of the moon and the feminine energies, and were earthkeepers, seers, healers, ceremonialists and tree mothers. Accessing our ancestral or archetypal Priestess from the realm of dreams (dream archaeology) or from fragments of ancient Celtic myth connects us to a deep well of Druidic wisdom and nature spirituality. |
Goddess Labyrinth of the
Avalon Mysteries Gold and indigo were treasured by ancient matriarchal and Amazon societies, and this image honours that timeless spirit. The Priestesses of Avalon walked the labyrinth to connect with the Goddess and the sacred landscape of ancient Britain. Found worldwide, the serpent is a symbol of the powerful energies, or ley lines, of the earth, and of fertility and regeneration. By walking this special labyrinth we can receive Her wisdom and guidance, and celebrate the Goddess within! |
Scythian Queen
(Hands of Indigo, Green Growing) The Celtic Warrior Women and Amazons of the Ukrainian Steppes (early Iron Age) held a unique position in society. The controlled much of the wealth, performed rituals for their clans as Priestesses, hunted on horseback and rode into battle fully armed to protect their territories. |
Ancient Celtic Water Goddess In ancient times, egalitarian matriarchal societies contributed to the roots of Celtic culture, and the beauty of this knowledge can be reconstructed through time and space from existing traditions, folklore, ancestral memory and dream archaeology. The recovery of our authentic roots and matriarchal wisdom is key to a reconstructed practice of earth-centered spirituality. |
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