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Ohn (Gorse or Broom) II
“When the broom and the whin were rich in blossom it was looked upon as an indication of a good crop.” – Waltor Gregor (Notes on the Folk-Lore of the North-East of Scotland. 1881) 1) The Roots: Background information 2) … Continue reading
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Tagged Broom, Celtic, Gorse, Ogam, Ogham, Ohn, Omen, spell, Witchcraft
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Ohn (Gorse or Broom)
“The wren, the wren, the king of all birds, St. Stephen’s Day was killed in the furze; Although he be little his honour is great, so, good people, give us a treat.” – Peter Ellis (the Druids)[i] The Roots: … Continue reading
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Tagged Blodeuwedd, Book of Ballymote, Broom, Cad Goddeu, Cailleach, Celtic Tree Oracle, David Rankine, Fairy, Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries, Fairy Legends of the South of Ireland, Furz, Golden Bough, Gorse, Gwydion, James Frazer, Lleu, Magical Alphabets, Magpie, Ogam: Weaving Word Wisdom, Ogham Tract, Ohn, Robert Graves, Sorita d'Este, Thomas Crocker, Visions of the Cailleach, W.Y. Evans-Wentz, Whin, White Goddess
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Ngetal (Reed Grass)
“Ngetal is the month when the terrible roar of breakers and the snarling noise of pebbles on the Atlantic seaboard fill the heart with terror, and when the wind whistles dismally through the reed-beds of the rivers. In Ireland the … Continue reading
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Tagged 13, Battle of the Trees, Broom, Celtic Knot, Celtic Symbols, Celtic Tree Calender, Charles Graves, Cluricaune, Encyclopedia of Celtic Wisdom, Fairy Legends of the South of Ireland, Golden Bough, Gorse, Herbs, Irish, James Frazer, Lesley Bremness, Magical Alphabets, Music, Ngetal, Ogham Tract, Ohn, On the Ogam Beithlusnin, Reed, Reed Bed, Robert Graves, Saibne Heinz, Song of Amergin, Stanley Park Storm Water Treatment Wetland, Thomas Croker, Tree Oracle, Vancouver, Water Treatment, White Goddess
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