
Water Dragons, Serpents & Snakes - Sunday Sessions 2021
... especially the water serpents of Ireland in almost every river Not exactly a Valentine's Day subject, or is it? Serpents are strongly related to fertility, both the fire and water kind. But maybe...
17 Feb 20211h

Imbolc Traditions - Sunday Sessions 2021
Celebrating the earth womb, water bearers, and births of spring. This Sunday Sessions focuses on the goddess traditions that are said to have inspired the life, crafts and teachings of Brighid of the ...
15 Feb 20212h 14min

Brighid Tales & Traditions - Sunday Sessions 2021
Flame, hearth, oaks & Brighid's journey to Cill Dara. During the modern setting of the Gregorian Calender Brighid's Eve & Day, 31st January & 1st February, thoughts, prayers, intentions, ceremony, rit...
15 Feb 20211h 39min

Ogham, The Iona Scribes Story - Sunday Sessions 2021
My first connection with Ogham symbols was during the 50s before I was a teen, and as a 60s teen dabbled with Ogham Divination as a 'toy. It was not until I met my stone mason boss on Iona, Attie McKe...
27 Jan 20211h 17min

Labyrinths & Labyrinthing - Sunday Sessions 2021
Labyrinths have been created and used by humans for, it seems, at least 15,000 years. Ever since humans learned the craft of converting calibrations into maths and geometry. This seems to have a Babyl...
26 Jan 20211h 23min

Divination - Sunday Sessions 2021
Divination seems to be our attempts to gain clearer insight to the pathways created by our questions. A kind of trying to find 'the spoilers' to display where our life's story is going. Some diviners ...
12 Jan 20211h 13min

Introduction To Sunday Sessions 2021
Thank you for your support of Carrowcrory Sunday Sessions that went online March 2020 due to the current Coronavirus prevention practices. Our Sunday Sessions transferred to live streaming format unti...
5 Jan 20211h 12min

First Footing & Wassailing into 2021 - Sunday Sessions 2020
Through my personal experiences of first footing for several years on a Scottish island and Wassailing apple trees in Somerset and Ireland I notice similarities. There is a common bonding of wonderful...
30 Des 20201h 13min



















