January : Chapter One – Celtic Traditions and creating a Celtic setting
Welcome to a new year, and a new study. I am always both
excited and overwhelmed when I find a book that holds the magic and
potential to create nourishment, evolution and community. When I
first picked up Celtic Myth and Magick I knew it would be one of
those books.
In January we kick start our reading with the Chapter
One – Celtic Traditions and creating a Celtic
setting. I've broken the weeks down in January so that we will be
reading four sub-chapters a week starting this week with the
introduction.
I have a separate post for the introduction chapter you
can read here to get you started with some reflection questions and
exercises: Introduction
Chapter
Below I have listed the breakdown for the sub-chapters
for week one.
Week One:
- Introduction
- Sorting out the Celtic Traditions
- The Sacred Three Times Three
- Ritual Tools and Elemental Attributes
This week I also wanted to share some tips and things
you should know if you are going to be following along with me as I
read Celtic Myth and Magick.
Tips & Things to Know...
Create & be responsible for your own schedule
I will be sharing mine as inspiration and you can
certainly follow along with it. I encourage you to take the time to
create your own that fits in with your life at this time, and do not
be afraid to change, or adapt it to suit your shifting focus and
path.
Part of self motivated study is becoming responsible for
creating the map you want to use. Move with the changes and ebb and
flow of life. Know that there will be times when you need to shift
and alter your study to work with your current life situation. Being
rigid will cause unwarranted stress and cease the connection you are
making with your reading and practice.
Study
Tools & Resources
Use whatever study tools I provide as a reference point
to provoke, inspire and engage you in deepening your experience with
the text. I own no copyright to the material, however all additional
challenges, prompts, and topic links and resources are either created
by me or will be linked appropriately. I will always add additional
links if I feel they are applicable and you will be able to find a
master list on my Celtic Myth and Magic Study 2016 master page
[Click on the home tab]
Edain McCoy makes mention about exploring many
alternative references to make up a collective personal opinion about
any myth. By creating your own study tools [bookmarks, files,
folders, notebooks] and sourcing out other materials [wikipedia,
resource books, university and library systems] you will go
beyond what Edain and I can offer you and it is a great practice to
have in place.
As this book/study group was created to promote self
study, don't be afraid to read the book out of order. I know I will
be reading parts of the reference material in the back, and jumping
around if I feel guided. I will be providing avenues for those who do
want to jump ahead.
My aim for the creating a community
My aim is to help you with your journey through Celtic
Myth and Magick as a Blogger and facilitator of tools. I want to
create a community and by doing so this group will be based around
spiritual and buddy support through networking. I am not an expert in
the field of Celtic Myth and Magick [just a passionate student of the
pantheon] however I will offer one on one mentor guidance through
the year for those who need support or someone to talk to.
Even if you aren't reading the book – my reflection
questions, Celtic Tarot prompts and art ideas may inspire you in your
Celtic study path. Give them a go, and share your feedback with me on
Instagram – Facebook and Youtube or send me an email. I would love
to hear your ideas, and feel free to send me any links and resources
that you find that could help another fellow group member.
You can contact me at : Authenticangelbliss@gmail.com
if you are interested in finding a buddy or having a mentor. Please
address the message with CELTIC STUDY MENTOR.
To follow my Co-Host you can find here on Instagram and
Youtube : @Someones.princess88
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