Britain
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Exploring Watery Otherworlds of the Fae and the Dead
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Abnoba: Exploring the Goddess of the Black Forest and Celtic Rivers
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon, my Darlings. For today’s Femme Fatale Friday blog post, I will be discussing the Goddess Abnoba! Abnoba is a fascinating Goddess who is heavily tied to the Black Forest in Germany. Her name is related to Celtic words for ‘wetness’ and ‘river.’ Abnoba’s name is also…
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The Lorelei, the Rusalka, and the Merry Maids: Exploring Siren Energy
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon, my Darlings. For today’s Femme Fatale Friday, I will be exploring Siren energy from three different parts of the world via the Lorelei, the Rusalka, and the Merry Maids! I thought that this topic would be a great follow-up to this past Mermaid Monday post about embracing…
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The Sun and the Water: An Exploration of Celtic Solar Water Goddesses
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon, my Darlings. For today’s blog post, I have decided to discuss the overlap between Solar Goddesses and Water Goddesses! It is a very interesting aspect of Celtic myth that there are many Goddesses who are associated with the Sun. While there is the common dichotomy of…
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Meeting Sulis, Goddess of Thermal Springs
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Embracing the Lady of the Lake Archetype
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon, my Darlings. For today’s Mermaid Monday blog post, I have decided to discuss embracing the energy and archetype of the Arthurian Lady of the Lake in your Winter Spiritual Practices! I have always felt pulled towards the Lady of the Lake, and the Gwragedd Annwn generally,…
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Sharing Some of My Favorite Wintery Re-Reads
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The Nine Maidens of Annwn: Kindling the Cauldron
Welcome back to White Rose of Avalon, my Darlings. For this week’s Femme Fatale Friday blog post, I will be discussing the Nine Maidens of Annwn and the Welsh poem Preiddu Annwfn, known in English as The Spoils of Annwn. Now, those familiar with Celtic myth and folklore will know that the occurrence…
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‘Wisht Waters’ Book Review
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Being Held by the Ancestress in the Dark Half of the Year
