Tag Archives: Yggdrasil

Ioho (Yew) II

Posted on April 4, 2012 by Shanon Sinn

(Yew Tree Farm. 1936 postcard[i]) “A yew-tree, the finest of the wood, it is called king without opposition. May that splendid shaft drive on yon crown into their wounds of death.” – Charles Squire (Celtic Myth and Legend. 1905) 1) The … Continue reading →

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Nuin (Ash)

Posted on June 1, 2011 by Shanon Sinn

“The Ogam gives us patterns for beginnings and endings, for the attainment of right livelihood and the achievement of right relationship. It illustrates ways in which energy and objects are used for good or ill, and the way in which … Continue reading →