Post by Sidhe Ravenwitch on May 20, 2003 11:04:19 GMT -5
This list is quite extensive. I will post a few everyday or so.
ACHALL (IRISH)
IN MYTH--Achall was the sister of a brave young warrior. When he was killed in battle she grieved so deeply that she to died. The Hill of Achall near Tara commemorates her great fraternal feelings.
IN MAGICK AND RITUAL--Summon her for Passing Over ritauls, align with her to understand the support of familial love and devotion, to strengthen your own sibling bonds, or to help you overcome negative feelings associated with a dysfunctional family life.
HER CORRESPONDECES--running water.
ACHTAN (IRISH)
IN MYTH--This daughte of a wicked Druid ran off to sleep with the High King of Ireland. Art, on the eve before his final battle. The child she concieved was future King Cormac MacArt.
A series of strange circumstances separated the mother and child while he was stilla baby, and Cormac was taken in and suckled by a wolf. When he was found years later by the hunter, Luinge Fer Tri, his identity was discovered and wthe child was reunited with his mother.
Achtan then knew that she had to make the dangerous journey with him over the Mountains of Mourne to tara, where her son could claim his rightful kingship. Along the way they were protected by the wild animals who had known Art as a babe. Later Achtan married her sons rescuer.
IN MAGICK AND RITUAL-- Achtan can teach us about the strength of mother love and help us to have the perserverance to seek the best for our children.
ACHALL (IRISH)
IN MYTH--Achall was the sister of a brave young warrior. When he was killed in battle she grieved so deeply that she to died. The Hill of Achall near Tara commemorates her great fraternal feelings.
IN MAGICK AND RITUAL--Summon her for Passing Over ritauls, align with her to understand the support of familial love and devotion, to strengthen your own sibling bonds, or to help you overcome negative feelings associated with a dysfunctional family life.
HER CORRESPONDECES--running water.
ACHTAN (IRISH)
IN MYTH--This daughte of a wicked Druid ran off to sleep with the High King of Ireland. Art, on the eve before his final battle. The child she concieved was future King Cormac MacArt.
A series of strange circumstances separated the mother and child while he was stilla baby, and Cormac was taken in and suckled by a wolf. When he was found years later by the hunter, Luinge Fer Tri, his identity was discovered and wthe child was reunited with his mother.
Achtan then knew that she had to make the dangerous journey with him over the Mountains of Mourne to tara, where her son could claim his rightful kingship. Along the way they were protected by the wild animals who had known Art as a babe. Later Achtan married her sons rescuer.
IN MAGICK AND RITUAL-- Achtan can teach us about the strength of mother love and help us to have the perserverance to seek the best for our children.
