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The Well of Five Streams Essays on Celtic Paganism

Erynn Rowan Laurie
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Pages
607
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Immanion Press

About

Five streams flow from Manannán's well in the Land of Promise; those who seek inspiration must drink from the well and the five streams. Finding this well requires dedication to the pursuit of wisdom. The book you hold contains the fruit of over twenty years of thought and deep exploration by this Celtic polytheist theologian. Much of the included material is out of print or hard to find, but there are also new pieces for long-time readers of Laurie's work. There are essays on non-Celtic paths, examinations of Gaelic poetic traditions, musings on sacred madness, community, entheogens, the role of gender in Brigidine flamekeeping, and much more.

Related Subjects

  • Celtic Spirituality
  • Mind, Body, Spirit
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Magick Studies
  • Occultism

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Erynn Rowan LaurieAuthor