by admin | Jun 30, 2020 | Mythic Musings, Uncategorized
Extract: Nasty Women: Can the Goddess and the Hero Find a Way Forward? by Mary Diggin, PhD Published in Immanence, The Journal of Applied Myth and Story To read the full article, visit: http://www.immanencejournal.com and fill in the contact form for access....
by admin | Nov 20, 2019 | Mythic Musings
I’ve had a few stressful weeks dealing matters that I thought were resolved months ago. I loathed having to get reinvolved in this particular situation. Yet, I have been amused by what happened as well as aware of the ensuing pain felt by all of us involved. My...
by admin | Feb 1, 2019 | Celtic year, Mythic Musings, Uncategorized
We have once more reached the first day of Spring in the Celtic Calendar. Imbolc or as it became in Christian times, the Feast of St. Brigid. The Feast of Imbolc is one of the 4 cross-quarter days in the Celtic Calendar. The cross-quarter days, which set to be the...
by Mary Diggin, Ph.D. | Aug 7, 2017 | Myth, Mythic Musings
It is the time of Lughnasadh, (or Lúnasa), the Irish Harvest Festival that occurs around the end of July and the beginning of August. In modern Ireland, it has undergone a revival and is often celebrated over the August bank holiday weekend, the first full weekend in...
by Mary Diggin, Ph.D. | May 1, 2017 | Mythic Musings
Happy May Day… Bealtaine. In the Celtic tradition, it is the day of the Bright Fire, the beginning of the six months of the summer season, Samhraidh. Today is a day to prepare yourself for the season. Bring summer into the house today by gathering a May...
by Mary Diggin, Ph.D. | Feb 1, 2017 | Celtic year, Mythic Musings, Uncategorized
Artwork by Br.Mickey McGrath. Available on many items through https://www.trinitystores.com. I just love this image! February 1 marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring in the Celtic Calendar. The figure most associated with this time of year is Brigid, the...
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