and witchcraft

Reflective exercises and meditations help us become aware of our beliefs and fears around dying and acknowledge our own death as a natural transformation

Dragons in Celtic mythology often appear intertwined in knotwork designs

🌒 Drink a cup during the waxing moon to promote peace and calm as you take action toward manifesting your desires into your life

she does not rely on a consort to produce offspring

Iron Helm of Awe Pendant celtic and witchcraftIn recent years "Aegishjalmr", the Helm of Awe, has become an iconic symbol tied into the magic of runes. However, the earliest depiction of this symbol was in the 17th Century Icelandic grimoire, Galdrabok. The term "Aegishjalmr" is mentioned in the Volsung Saga, but with no description or explanation of what it is. Today it is believed to protect the wearer from harm. Lead free pewter. Appx. 1 1 4 x 1 1 2 Supplied with a length of black, waxed cord