Celtic Goddesses, Heroines, and the Grail in The Past and Today
Mar 14, 2019 ·
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In the #metoo Era, Women Take Strength from the Divine Feminine Essence Passed Down in the Legend and Lore of the Celtic Goddesses and Heroines. In times of yore, their...
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In the #metoo Era, Women Take Strength from the Divine Feminine Essence Passed Down in the Legend and Lore of the Celtic Goddesses and Heroines.
In times of yore, their presence was everywhere in the Natural World… They spun the moon, made flowers grow, and springs gush forth. They were the natural allies of both the animals and man. They were the Celtic Goddesses and Heroines whose stories have been kept alive for hundreds- if not thousands – of years, inspiring women throughout the ages to seek and take sustenance from the Divine Feminine.
Now, Ayn Cates Sullivan, Ph.D., has brought them to life for this generation, capturing their stories on the pages in two remarkable award-winning and highly acclaimed books, Heroines of Avalon and Other Tales and Legends of the Grail: Stories of Celtic Goddesses.
We talk about
The inspiration behind the Legends of the Grail series
Identification of the Grail
Why the Grail is relevant in the 21st century
Difference between the heroines and the hero’s journey
Who are the Ovates, Bards, and Druids
What ancient Goddess has to offer the modern day woman
Who is the lady of the lakes
Why water is important to recover the voice of the lost feminine
The Neo-Druid movement
The Celtic 8-Wheel calendar
The Divine Light
The language of the trees
Goddess Elaine
Goddess Danu
Locating the silver thread in the body
Locating the golden thread in the body
www.ayncatessulluvan.com
About the author
Ayn Cates Sullivan, MA, MFA, Ph.D. is an award-winning and bestselling author focusing on mythology and folklore for the modern age. Sullivans series. “Legends of the Grail” includes the two aforementioned books.
Dr. Sullivan obtained her BA with honors at Hollins University her Masters and Doctorate in Literature from Columbia University and King’s College London. She continues to study with British experts on Celtic myth and legend, including John and Caitlin Mathews. Dr. Sullivan is a member of OBOD, the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids. She is also involved in the Ridhwan School and practices the Diamond Approach to awakening
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In times of yore, their presence was everywhere in the Natural World… They spun the moon, made flowers grow, and springs gush forth. They were the natural allies of both the animals and man. They were the Celtic Goddesses and Heroines whose stories have been kept alive for hundreds- if not thousands – of years, inspiring women throughout the ages to seek and take sustenance from the Divine Feminine.
Now, Ayn Cates Sullivan, Ph.D., has brought them to life for this generation, capturing their stories on the pages in two remarkable award-winning and highly acclaimed books, Heroines of Avalon and Other Tales and Legends of the Grail: Stories of Celtic Goddesses.
We talk about
The inspiration behind the Legends of the Grail series
Identification of the Grail
Why the Grail is relevant in the 21st century
Difference between the heroines and the hero’s journey
Who are the Ovates, Bards, and Druids
What ancient Goddess has to offer the modern day woman
Who is the lady of the lakes
Why water is important to recover the voice of the lost feminine
The Neo-Druid movement
The Celtic 8-Wheel calendar
The Divine Light
The language of the trees
Goddess Elaine
Goddess Danu
Locating the silver thread in the body
Locating the golden thread in the body
www.ayncatessulluvan.com
About the author
Ayn Cates Sullivan, MA, MFA, Ph.D. is an award-winning and bestselling author focusing on mythology and folklore for the modern age. Sullivans series. “Legends of the Grail” includes the two aforementioned books.
Dr. Sullivan obtained her BA with honors at Hollins University her Masters and Doctorate in Literature from Columbia University and King’s College London. She continues to study with British experts on Celtic myth and legend, including John and Caitlin Mathews. Dr. Sullivan is a member of OBOD, the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids. She is also involved in the Ridhwan School and practices the Diamond Approach to awakening
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