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The Celtic Harp
“The Celtic Harp” is a very interesting quick guide not only approaching to questions regarding the origins of it's name, it's history and revival, but also to the surviving types,suggested Celtic Harpists and a list of related external links. A very useful source indeed for all those interested in getting acquainted with this ancient instrument so related to the enchanting music of airs, songs, and jingling dance tunes.
The Celtic Moon Goddess
Many different goddesses have represented motherhood in one way or another, and some have been associated with the birth of humanity as a whole. Others have represented the fertility of the earth, but how about the ""Moon Goddesses" then?. On this book you will certainly may find a good source of information to be read not only regarding "Arianrhod" and "Rhiannon", the two main "Moon Goddess" for the Celts, but also further relationships concerning the symbolism and significance of all things related to the Goddess. I also decided to include some poems of my own written on praise of the Goddess, some of these were also featured on my previous released work "The Butterfly Book of Celtic Poems". Bright blessings to you all ! ☼
The Butterfly Book Of Celtic Poems
"The Butterfly Book Of Celtic Poems" Paperback Edition is a cute extended version of the original Kindle format, embelished now with assorted digital artworks created by the author. Butteflies have always been associated to the Goddess, Mother Nature,and particularly conceived as Messengers of the Otherworld. While reading the poems collected on this book we experience the same symbolism, enhancing our reading with an enjoyable Celtic voyage. We transport ourselves to the very same places described in them and it is then that we perceive vivid visual and auditory images. As we read these poems we can taste the spirit of the Celtic heritage. And we can feel the passion of a man, a poet, a bard, whose knowledge on the subject is so broad and who helps to keep this glorious past alive. And we can hear the music of harps, of bagpipes, whistles and drums;the cries for freedom, the thundering waves in the sea, the roaring of the mighty boars. We can even enjoy the bonfires as they light up the sky.Each verse echoes with legends of old, bringing that past into our present. We can almost hear words uttered in the old language.
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