Celtic Myth and Magick

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Celtic Myth and Magick by Edain McCoy
Harness the power of the gods and goddesses

Achieve your magickal goals with the mythic power of over 300 Celtic deities.

Learn detailed information on the myths, correspondences, and magickal energies of more than 300 gods, goddesses, and heroes. “Celtic Myth and Magick” stands out as a truly significant book within the vast body of Celtic mythology. Acclaimed author Edaine McCoy guides you through the process of identifying the deity or heroic figure who can best assist you in achieving your aspirations.

This essential guide also shows you how to harness the power of rituals, guided meditations, and spells to align yourself with these powerful archetypes. Embark on three mystical journeys to the inner plane, encountering Cuchulain, Queen Maeve, and Merlin the magician along the way. Call on Cernunnos for greater prosperity, Ask Airmid for glowing health, or find your sole partner with help from Agnes MacOg.

Delve into the world of Celtic practices with this well-researched book, covering everything from tools and traditions to festivals and celebrations of the Celtic year, encouraging you to expand your practice and forge connections with the divine.

Celtic Myth and Magick Contents:

Part 1: Understanding the Celts and Their Pantheon
Celtic traditions and creating a Celtic setting
Attuning to the Celtic pantheon

Part 2: Practical Ritual and Celtic Pantheon
Rituals of evocation
Rituals of invocation
The Celtic pantheon and the esbats
The Celtic pantheon and the wheel of the year
The Celtic pantheon in Pagan life cycle events

Part Three: The Power of Pathworking
Path working: journeys of power
Beginning and ending a path working
Pathworking 1: Cuchulain the warrior
Pathworking 2: Queen Maeve the warrior
Pathworking at 3: A lesson from Merlin

Part 4: Gods and Goddesses, Heroes and Heroines
Introduction to the dictionary section
Dictionary of Celtic goddesses and heroines
Dictionary of Celtic gods and heroes

Part 5: References and Resources (Appendixes)
The elements of ritual construction
The elements of spell construction
The steps of path working
Resources and merchants’ guide
Mythic figures cross reference
Samples of Celtic music
Recipes from the Celtic land
Glossary: Pagan terms and common Celtic words

Author Bio:
Edain McCoy (1957-2019) self-initiated as a witch in 1981 and was an active part of the Pagan community since her formal initiation into a large San Antonio Coven in 1983. Edain was the best-selling author of over 15 books.