Bøger af Morgan Daimler

Pagan Portals - Raven Goddess follows on from Morgan Daimler's bestselling book The Morrigan, to help the reader continue learning about the Irish Goddess of war, battle, and prophecy.

A detailed and easy to use resource for Fairylore.

Allie McCarthy has always been caught between two worlds, with her human father's heritage on one side and her elven mother on the other, making her life a balancing act. That balance is disrupted when a death in Bleidd's family means a trip to his family's home in Fairy and into the depths of elven culture, forcing Allie to face the things she struggles with the most. She knows this is going to be a challenge but nothing could prepare her for the reality of high elven society or the added difficulty of being an empath surrounded by mourning. Dealing with strangers who each have their own agenda, navigating a sea of etiquette, and trying to help Bleidd through his grief is complicated enough but they are quickly drawn into a mystery: the death that called them there may not be what it appeared and a series of strange accidents complicate uncovering the truth.They are running out of time to find answers, and the consequences of failing may be fatal.

This book looks at the question of whether Celtic cultural fairies can be found in North America by exploring folklore across the last four hundred years through today. Stories of belief and personal encounters from Canada, the US, and Mexico show the flexibility of fairy belief and the way that these beings and ideas adapt to new places and times as they are carried along with the people who believe in them. Perfect for anyone who ever wondered if Celtic fairies can be found outside of Europe, what those appearances may be like, and what people have believed and do believe about fairies in diasporic communities. Fairy beliefs survived thousands of years of attempted suppression by religious groups. Celtic Fairies in North America shows that they survived and adapted to emigration, immigration, and the influences of popular culture.

This book is a selection of modernized, paganized prayers and charms from volumes one and two of Carmichael's Carmina Gadelica, intended for use by Druids, Celtic Reconstructionists, or others interested in Celtic spiritulaity. The Carmina Gadelica is a six volume collection of prayers, charms, and folklore from Scotland assembled around 1900 by Alexander Carmichael. This book represents modernized, re-paganized versions of selected prayers and charms from the first two volumes of the series. It is designed to be used by Celtic Polytheists, Druids, or anyone else interested in Celtic Spirituality. All original deity references have been replaced with the names of Irish gods, and the language has been modernized, but otherwise the content has been kept as true to the original as possible.

These 13 stories follow familiar characters, exploring their lives and history as well as present day adventures. Each story is a stand alone within the wider Between the Worlds universe, but all are woven into the existing books in the series. Readers are invited to dive into the lives of characters both major and minor to find out more about what makes them who they are. Find out why Ciaran moved to Ashwood, how Allie's parents met, what Sal is up to in Ashwood, as well as what happens when elves decide to play 'good cop, bad cop' with a suspect. Nothing in Ashwood is ever quite what it seems on the surface, and there are a multitude of stories hiding in plain sight.

This dual language pocket book represents a collection of new translations of several Irish myths. Each story is first presented in the original Old Irish and then in English so that a reader can experience the story as it existed in the original before reading a new translation. Many of the existing translations are around a hundred years old, and often either exclude material or else skew the retelling to fit the mores of a more Victorian audience. The translations included here in stories including Angus's Dream to the Taking of the Sidhe are an attempt to find a balance between a more literal translation that is still enjoyable to an English speaking audience. All material focuses on the stories of the Irish Gods, the Tuatha De Danann.

An introduction to the mysterious and intriguing goddess Freya.

Pantheon - The Norse explores the beliefs and practices found within Heathenry including a look at cosmology and various celebrations. It also discusses the gods and spirits that are acknowledged within the belief system giving brief descriptions of each and how they were and are understood. Designed as an introduction to the Norse pantheon, this book will guide beginners into a basic understanding of the beliefs and offer further suggested resources for those who want to dive deeper.

An introduction to the complex and multifaceted Irish deity, Lugh.

Calling the Othercrowd back through active practice and holy days based on the Pleiades.

Untangling the mythology and modern lore surrounding the most popular Norse deity, Thor.

Unravelling the mystery, magic, and myth of Manannan.

A guide to meeting and respectfully connecting to the powerful, mysterious Queens of Fairy.

Experiencing the myth, magic, and mysticism of Fairy Witchcraft.

Get to know the Good God of Ireland through his mythology, history, and modern worship.

Blending history and personal experience this book introduces you to Odin, his mythology, and modern worship.

On shadowed wings and in ravens call, meet the ancient Irish goddess of war, battle, prophecy, death, sovereignty, and magic. This book is an introduction to the Morrigan and several related goddesses who share the title, including Badb and Macha. It combines solid academic information with personal experience in a way that is intended to dispel the confusion that often surrounds who this goddess was and is. The Morrigan is as active in the world today as she ever was in the past but answering her call means answering the challenge of finding her history and myth in a sea of misinformation, supposition, and hard-to-find ancient texts. Here in one place, all of her basic information has been collected along with personal experiences and advice from a long-time priestess dedicated to a goddess who bears the title Morrigan.

Many neopagans today are drawn to honor the fairies but find that the modern-day path to Fairy is hidden in mist and shadow. Yet the path is still there, waiting for those who are ready to seek it out. This is a guidebook for those seeking a path that combines modern neopagan witchcraft with the older Celtic Fairy Faith. Topics include basic beliefs and practices, holidays, tools, altar set up, and theology, with the intent of giving the seeker a solid grounding in the basics of modern Fairy Witchcraft.

An in-depth manual for practicing Fairy Witchcraft including theology, fairy lore, rituals, holidays, and magical practices. This book aims to pick up where Pagan Portals - Fairy Witchcraft leaves off and teach interested people the comprehensive practice of this system of honoring the Fair Folk and liminal Gods by blending the old Fairy Faith with modern paganism.

A Modern Guide to the Celtic Otherworld and its inhabitants.

This book is a selection of modernized, paganized prayers and charms from volumes one and two of Carmichael's Carmina Gadelica, intended for use by Druids, Celtic Reconstructionists, or others interested in Celtic spiritulaity. The Carmina Gadelica is a six volume collection of prayers, charms, and folklore from Scotland assembled around 1900 by Alexander Carmichael. This book represents modernized, re-paganized versions of selected prayers and charms from the first two volumes of the series. It is designed to be used by Celtic Polytheists, Druids, or anyone else interested in Celtic Spirituality. All original deity references have been replaced with the names of Irish gods, and the language has been modernized, but otherwise the content has been kept as true to the original as possible.