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Celtic
tree lunar cycle
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| Birch (Beith): a new start or beginning, a cleansing |
| Rowan (Luis): protection against enchantment; control of all the senses |
| Alder (Fearn): Oracular and protective |
| Willow (Saille): Night vision, lunar rhythms, female aspects. |
| Ash (Nuin): Inner and outer worlds linked, macrocosm and microcosm. |
| Hawthorn (Huathe): Cleansing and chastity, protection |
| Oak (Duir): Solid protection, doorway to the mysteries, strength. |
| Holly (Tinne): Best in the fight. |
| Hazel (Coll): Intuition, straight to the source. |
| Apple (Quert): Choice of beauty. |
| Vine (Muin): Prophecy. |
| Ivy (Gort): The spiral of the self, search for self. |
| Blackthorn (Straif): No choice however unpleasant, cleansing. |
| Elder (Ruis): The end in the beginning and the beginning in the end. |
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These
interpretations were gathered from:The Celtic Tree Oracle: a system
of divination / by Liz and Colin Murray. New York, NY. St. Martin's Press,
c1988, 1991 ISBN: 031202325. First US editionThis can be purchased in
the Terra Mir Bookstore.
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It is important to note that the Celtic Lunar cycle as described by the Murrays begins with November and ends with the Elder being the last three days in October.We have two systems
in place for what one defines as the Celtic Lunar cycle and its corresponding
trees. Another version is expressed in The Celtic Lunar Zodiac
/ by Helena Paterson and illustrated by Margaret Walty. Boston: Charles
E. Tuttle Co, Inc. c.1992. ISBN 080481821. You can purchase this book
through Terra Mir Bookstore:
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Yet, another scholarly
work regarding the Celtic Pagan Year one could refer to is The
Celtic Druid's Year: seasonal cycles of the Ancient Celts / John King.
London : Blandford, c.1994. ISBN:0713724617(hdbk). You can purchase
this book through Terra Mir
Bookstore: Click here to purchase *HERE*This
page represents only a grain of sand on coastal front of Celtic traditions
and practices.
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