Celtic Wiccan Books

So, you're interested in the Celts? Here's a slew of books including Celtic Wicca (Jane Raeburn), Kindling the Celtic Spirit (Mara Freeman), By Oak, Ash, and Thorn (DJ Conway), Celtic Magic (DJ Conway), and several others to get you started along with a bit of advice about following this path.

For a more in-depth recommended reading list, see my website: http://rootsofritual.wordpress.com/recommended-reading/

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[stars11234]

What do you think of those who work with multiple pantheons?

[fleurdelacour5787]

@stars11234 Personally, I think it would be difficult to mesh two pantheons together and respect the deities within them and the cultures they came from originally. However, I have seen a select few who are knowledgeable and respectful enough to make it work well for them.

[freacls]

hi again im just thinking is being wiccan like being at one with nature much like the belifs in the movie Avatar like they beleived in if you treat mother earth with kindness shell repay you

[fleurdelacour5787]

@freacls Sort of. It does have a lot to do with worshipping and respecting nature, but there's much more to it than that. If you're interested, you can see my videos on what Wicca is and common misconceptions about Wicca.

[evilcow90]

You're beautiful, girl.

[MsDanny444]

Your hair is so darn beautiful!!!!

[IRISistibleMakeup]

your hair looks like the hair of a doll of mine! so pretty!

[violatione]

@1998MissLittle She is so beautiful!

[1998MissLittle]

your so pretty :) im am as well a pagen. blessings be

[zjmllr]

Your hair is so beautiful, it's like spun silver

[tchakchouka]

I love your hair!