Christine Dorman4 days ago5 minFood & Fun for a Stay-at-Home Celtic HalloweenWe may be stuck at home but we can still have a fun, Celtic-inspired Halloween celebration. Here's how.
Christine DormanOct 167 minSpooky Tales for a Celtic HalloweenAs he approached the bridge, a chill went through him like a cold wind blowing through his heart.
Christine DormanOct 95 minCeltic Halloween: Black Cats and WitchcraftHalloween is a genuinely Celtic holiday. Witches and black cats are emblematic of Halloween. But just how Celtic are they?
Christine DormanOct 24 minCeltic Tree Signs: Ivy and the ButterflyThose born under the Celtic Tree Sign Ivy (Sept 30-Oct 27) are attractive & charming. And they thrive no matter what life throws at them!
Christine DormanSep 255 minBanshees, Cú Siths, and Fenodryees: A Celtic Character QuizHalloween is coming. Celtic characters will be coming here from the Otherworld. Take this quiz to know who you'll be dealing with!
Christine DormanSep 186 minCeltic Balance and the Autumnal EquinoxThe Autumnal Equinox is a good time to reflect on Celtic balance, which is a triad: the light, the dark, and the in-between.
Christine DormanSep 118 minDragons versus Unicorns: Who’d Win in a P.R. Battle?In a reputation-for-goodness contest, unicorns would win easily over dragons. But are dragons really that bad? And are all unicorns good?
Christine DormanSep 44 minCeltic Tree Signs: The Graceful yet Spiraling VineThe Celtic Tree Sign for Sept. 2-29 is The Vine, but how is a vine a tree? And which vine is it? Find out that and more in this post.
Christine DormanAug 287 minWales: Land of the Dragon and the BearIf Scotland is the land of the unicorn, Wales is the land of the dragon (and of the Bear, King Arthur). Take a virtual tour of Wales!
Christine DormanAug 217 minTour the Land of the Unicorn: ScotlandScotland: land of the unicorn and of ancient Celtic soul.
Christine DormanAug 146 minA Mystical Vacation: IrelandTake a virtual visit in mythical, mystical Ireland!
Christine DormanAug 75 minCeltic Tree Signs: The Wise HazelFinn MacCumhail became Irish myth's greatest hero after eating hazelnuts...indirectly.
Christine DormanJul 316 minLughnasa: Dancing Towards DarknessLughnasa is a joyful dance in the face of the approaching dark of winter.
Christine DormanJul 245 minCeltic Crystals: Is That Even a Thing?In Celtic spirituality, everything has a spark of the Divine, so belief in crystal energy is in keeping with Celtic tradition.
Christine DormanJul 175 minQuiz: Which Celtic Herb Are You?Take this Celtic herb quiz and discover the hidden power of your personality! And be sure to enter the free drawing!
Christine DormanJul 104 minCeltic Tree Signs: A Holly in SummerThose born under the Celtic Tree sign of the Holly (7/8-8/4) are royalty. But behind their regal exteriors are caring, generous souls.
Christine DormanJul 36 minCeltic Herbs and Cu Tailtan MagicThe words meant: If I have harmed anyone in obtaining these herbs, may my enemies injure me beyond all remedy. Siobhan hesitated.
Christine DormanJun 265 minSage, Rosemary, and Time: Herbs to RememberIn Celtic folklore and even in modern medicine, sage, rosemary, and thyme are good for much more than seasoning a chicken.
Christine DormanJun 194 minThe Longest Day: Summer SolsticeSummer Solstice is a time of growth, vitality, magic, and a good time to reflect on our relationship with nature.
Christine DormanJun 127 minExpanding the Enchanted ForestGiant predatory beavers. Frogs that devour fishers. A coach bringing death with it. Let's add them to the enchanted forest's residents.
