What is Paganism? with Alan Wells
Tuatha De Danann, Myth or Reality?
What is a Sidhe?
The Three Strains of Emotion
Irish God, Oghma.
The Dagda’s Power Over Life and Death
The Dagda is known the ‘Goodly God’ for he was good at all things.
Yet for all of his powers during the first and second battles of Moytura, he cannot stop folk of his tribe dying. This does not seem like an issue for him, that is until death comes to one of his own children.
Jon’s Dagda Tattoo
The Taking of Ireland – Book of Invasions
Irish myth differs from many other cultures because there is no creation element. Where some cultures have the manifestation of deity or elemental beings becoming the physical world in which we live, in the oldest Irish stories, Ireland just is.
The origin stories of Irish myth are collectively known as Lebor Gabála Eireann, which is translated as the Book of Invasions, or the Book of the taking of Ireland.
Irish God, Dian Cecht
The Tuatha Dé Dannan are said to have come out of their four cities and journeyed around on their route back to Ireland collecting every occult or hidden druidic knowledge.
What made them more resilient than other peoples was their knowledge of healing. Knowledge that predominantly rested with one man.
Dian Cecht.