Tradfest: The Story of Scotland’s Creation

spitfirealiceagra:

The audience at this Tradfest event learned how Scotland came to be formed in the new telling of the 3,000 year old myth of the Cailleach, or old hag,  who, it is believed, created Scotland.  The storytellers brought the tale to life through wonderful…

Quite a few spelling errors, but otherwise very interesting. Wish I’d been there for the storytelling.

Welcome to the Greyhound Station.: Celtic Reconstructionist Paganism

one-two-meow:

So, here’s where I’m at: I’m really connecting with CRP, and paganism in general.

I was raised Catholic, and for all intensive purposes I still am, but…I think this path is leading me elsewhere. I love the Catholic faith, but mostly because of it’s idea of heaven, and that’s what my biological…

Grrr, I hate how you can only respond with a handful of characters on the answer feature. So I am reblogging. :) There are quite a few resources online such as the CR FAQ: http://www.paganachd.com/faq/ The Tairis website has a lot of great info, but mostly for folks who are interested in Gaelic Polytheism {Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man}: http://www.tairis.co.uk/ and if Gaelic Polytheism is of interest for you, there is a group on facebook with friendly folks who are always happy to answer questions https://www.facebook.com/groups/163431387053838/

Best of luck! :)

Digitized Ogham Stone Project in Ireland

thewanderingcelt:

I don’t know if this has been discussed here on Tumblr or not, but there is an ongoing project in Ireland where they are making 3D digital images of historic Ogham stones.