Discover the path of Celtic shamanism and explore the mystic spiritual traditions of the druids, poets, priestesses, and seers of Britain and Ireland with scholar and shaman-priestess Sharynne MacLeod NicMhacha. Together, we explore the divine realms of the ancient Celts, known in Britain as Avalon or Annwfn and in Ireland as Tír na nÓg. We deepen our connection with the sacred otherworld through traditions of divine seership, powerful visioning techniques, and devotional invocations to the spirits in the ancient Celtic languages. We also tap into the powers of the natural world, receiving blessings and inspiration at Brigid’s Well. With the practice of Mag Da Chéo (the plain of two mists)—worshipping and existing in a rarified spiritual state between the worlds—we experience initiatory journeys to the well of wisdom and the sacred fairy mounds, and awaken the three cauldrons of Imbas (poetic inspiration). We also undertake the rite of Awen and join together in a powerful shapeshifting ceremony. Recommended reading: NicMhacha, Queen of the Night. A direct descendant of ‘fairy clan’ MacLeod, Sharynne MacLeod NicMhacha is a Celtic scholar, shaman-priestess, and bard of Scottish, Irish, and Welsh ancestry. She has studied Celtic languages and mythology through Harvard University and presented her academic work in Scotland, Ireland, and North America. A faculty member of the Celtic Institute of North America, she is author of Queen of the Night. mobiusbandwidth.com/dns.html |
