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Wonderful weekend shared with like-minded herbal e

Wonderful weekend shared with like-minded herbal enthusiasts @herbfeastireland @blackstairsecotrails #feverfew #medicinalherbs #herbalmedicine #plantmagic #naturalremedies #herbalremedies #cocreationwithnature

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Carrowkeel is a megalithic hill top passage tomb cemetery. Known locally as ‘the Pinnacles’, the Carrowkeel cairns are found 15 miles south of Sligo on ridges in the Bricklieve Mountains. Carrowkeel is comprised of 14 cairns in total which are believed to have been constructed between 3000 and 2000 BC, remaining in use until 1500 BC. The cairns, built of limestone with interior chambers roofed with large limestone slabs were used in Christian times as a burial place for unbaptised children. Sadly, Carrowkeel was rapidly and very poorly excavated in 1911, often with the use of dynamite 💣💥

Each of the cairns were assigned an identification letter. Cairn G has a light box above its doorway which functions similar to the light box at the enormous passage cairn of Newgrange. This light box allows the light of the sun to enter the cairn for a month either side of the summer solstice, and the light of the moon to enter for a month either side of the winter solstice. The cairn opens toward the most northerly point of the setting moon, a point which is reached only once every 18.6 years.

From Cairn K the sun can be seen to set on both Samhain and Imbolc behind the sacred mountain of Croach Patrick, 75 miles away to the southwest in county Mayo. At the rear of Cairn K there is particular rock, known as the Croach Patrick Stone, whose outline closely resembles the mountain. These facts again show that the megalithic builders of ancient Ireland were keen observers of the celestial realm ⭐⭐⭐

#sacredsites #ancientireland #sligo #carrowkeel #megalithic #passagetombs #earthenergy #magicalplace #enchanting

🌀⭕🌀 feminine flows #spiral #circular alway

🌀⭕🌀 feminine flows #spiral #circular always spiralling back in on herself to centre to ground drawing energy from her earth star ⭐ wanna know the truth about time ask your feminine aspect 💫 #timespiral #spiraltimes #circularity #femininestyle #feminineflow #feminineenergy #feminineformmedicine

Lughnasadh / Lammas Blessings 🙌☀️🌾🙌 S

Lughnasadh / Lammas Blessings 🙌☀️🌾🙌 So what's the story with Lughnasadh and Lammas?

Lughnasadh is the final of the four primary festivals in the ancient Celtic calendar. The Celtic year began with Samhain in October, preparing for winter and the end of the harvest.

Lughnasadh is celebrated mid way between summer solstice and autumn equinox. To make things easier it's generally celebrated on 1st August each year however this year the actual date is August 7th @ 7:42am😁

As well as celebrating the beginning of harvest time and saying farewell to the summer season, Lughnasadh had a number of other associations; these included ritual ceremonies dedicated to the Sun God Lugh, athletic competitions, matchmaking, trading, and feasting!

In Irish mythology, it is suggested that Lughnasadh began as a funeral feast for the Sun God Lugh, with an athletic competition also taking place to commemorate his foster mother / Earth Goddess Tailtiu.

Since Lughnasadgh was all about Lugh, offerings were made to him in various ceremonies. He was always given the first of the corn harvested before anyone else...

Wales and England also had similar festivals at a similar time known as Gwyl Awst and Lammas. The tradition of eating and sharing the first grains of the season that started with Lughnasadh eventually spread to other areas as similar festivals. In England, it transformed into the medieval festival known as Lammas day. In keeping with the Lughnasadh tradition, the first grains were offered to the gods, in this case the local church in the form of a baked loaf of bread. The loaf was blessed and then broken into four pieces, with one piece placed in each corner of the home for good fortune and to protect the stored, harvested grain.

Because of the similar timing and tradition, Lammas is often confused with Lughnasadh, but its origins are very different.

#lughnasadh #lammas #blessings #firstharvest
#harvestfestival #sungodlugh #lugh #goddesstailtiu #tailtiu

keep doin' ur magic thang😁 #cute #magic #selfac

keep doin' ur magic thang😁 #cute #magic #selfacceptance

Rannach Croim Duibh ~ Grange Stone Circle, Lough G

Rannach Croim Duibh ~ Grange Stone Circle, Lough Gur, Co. Limerick 🙏 Largest stone circle in Ireland comprising of 113 standing stones built c. 2200BC🙌 Dedicated to Ainé, the Sun Goddess and Fairy Queen. Ainé, according to legend, created the lake, Lough Gur, which is behind the circle & according to another local legend there is a cave near Lough Gur that contains the secret entrance to Tir Na Nog 🤩 #roadtrip #grangestonecircle #loughgur #goddessaine #tirnanog #ancientwisdom #ancientceremonialsite #ancientsites #shamanicjourney #middleworld #lionsgate #portal #vortex #spiritgateway

Full Moon Blessings 🙌🌕🙌 #fullmoonmagic #f

Full Moon Blessings 🙌🌕🙌 #fullmoonmagic #fullmoonritual #fullmoonrelease #fullmoon #chargewater #chargecrystals #mantra #mantrameditation

Srahwee or Altóir Wedge Tomb 🙌 one of the fine

Srahwee or Altóir Wedge Tomb 🙌 one of the finest megalithic wedge tombs in Ireland ☘️ #ireland #archeologicalsite #irishhistory #wedgetomb #countymayo #louisburgh #energeticportal #vortex #powerfulenergy

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