Celtic Goddesses

Divine Feminine Spirituality in the Ancient British Isles

De: J.A. Hearn

Narrado por: Shayla Tharp

Embark on a journey through time, and connect with the spirit of the divine feminine within the ancient British Isles.

Look around you. The major religions that grip the world, even in modern times, have one theme in common: it’s the man that rules, the man that leads, and the man that you have to follow. And the society, built around these tenets, expects you to act a certain way…behave a certain way…and, sometimes, even live a certain way - especially when you are a woman.

Whether it’s the decisions you have to make about your identity, your role in society, or even your own spirituality, you are bound by what’s been decided for you. This can soon start to feel suffocating. But it wasn’t always like this…there was a time when the world equally looked up to the divine feminine - a counterpart to the patriarchal structures that dominate modern lives, both spiritual and societal.

When you step through the window of time, you will find yourself facing societies and civilizations that promoted feminine values and respected, revered, and upheld them in their daily lives. And one such civilization was the Celtic people that inhabited the ancient British Isles.

Prominent throughout the Iron Age and shaping the lives, culture, and languages of the descendants living in the UK and Ireland, the Celtic people left behind an incredible legacy - a legacy of divine female energies through their enchanting goddesses that fit more roles than one. And in this guide to the Celtic goddesses of the ancient British Isles, you will discover:

• Five diverse and venerated Celtic goddesses to inspire and guide you - relive gripping legends and discover why these divine feminine energies were admired, feared, and loved
• The rich traditions of Celtic Religious practices - explore unique belief systems, rituals, and the ideals of Triple Goddesses

The past awaits. Will you take the first step to transform your present?

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