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CELTIC RELIGION INSPIRATION
The following was taken from two different websites containing celtic religion, inspiration and history of St.Patrick’s Day. Enjoy.
INSPIRATION: ST. PATRICK’S DAY. Celtic Religion Wisdom. Inspiring message taken from this website HERE: http://www.st-patricks-day.com/about_saintpatrick
“St. Patrick’s Day is a traditional day for Spiritual renewal and offering prayers.
‘Beannacht / Blessing
On the day when
the weight deadens
on your shoulders
and you stumble,
may the clay dance
to balance you.
And when your eyes
freeze behind
the grey window
and the ghost of loss
gets in to you,
may a flock of colours,
come to awaken in you
a meadow of delight.
When the canvas frays
in the currach of thought
and a stain of ocean
blackens beneath you,
may there come across the waters
a path of yellow moonlight
to bring you safely home.
May the nourishment of the earth be yours,
may the clarity of light be yours,
may the fluency of the ocean be yours,
may the protection of the ancestors be yours.
And so may a slow
wind work these words
of love around you,
an invisible cloak
to mind your life.’
― John O’Donohue, Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom’
John O’Donohue was a native Irish speaker, and a poet, priest, and philosopher. He has re-kindled the original teachings of Celtic Spirituality in many of us.”
CELTIC RELIGION HISTORY: St. Patrick’s Day and Easter were created to replace the ancient Pagan holiday of Ostara. “It wasn’t arbitrary that the day honoring Saint Patrick was placed on the 17th of March. The festival was designed to coincide, and, it was hoped, to replace the Pagan holiday known as Ostara; the second spring festival which occurs each year, which celebrates the rebirth of nature, the balance of the universe when the day and night are equal in length, and which takes place at the Spring Equinox (March 22nd this year). In other words, Saint Patrick’s Day is yet another Christian replacement for a much older, ancient Pagan holiday; although generally speaking Ostara was most prominently replaced by the Christian celebration of Easter (the eggs and the bunny come from Ostara traditions, and the name “Easter” comes from the Pagan goddess Eostre).” Taken from here: http://www.pagancentric.org/pagans-and-saint-patricks-day/
CELTIC RELIGION INSPIRATION.
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