The Book of Celtic Symbols: Symbols, Stories, and Blessings for Everyday Living

Hardback

Main Details

Title The Book of Celtic Symbols: Symbols, Stories, and Blessings for Everyday Living
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Joules Taylor
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:160
Dimensions(mm): Height 210,Width 170
Category/GenreCeltic religion and mythology
ISBN/Barcode 9781782498247
ClassificationsDewey:302.2223089916
Audience
General
Illustrations 200 col illustrations

Publishing Details

Publisher Ryland, Peters & Small Ltd
Imprint CICO Books
Publication Date 10 March 2020
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Learn more than 50 sacred symbols and deities that express the ethos of the ancient Celts. In ancient times, Druids read the future through the movement of the stars and planets, in dreams, in the flights of birds, in the running of hares. Today, we too look for signs and symbols in the skies, and increasingly, seek a connection with the natural world as we journey through life. The Book of Celtic Symbols reveals more than 50 sacred symbols and deities that express the ethos of the ancient Celts. From celebrating the rites of spring to invoking the mother-goddess Briggida with her symbol, the triskele, this evocative guide unlocks ancient lore and explains how to communicate with the spirit of the land. The knowledge within these pages is sure to provide you with the necessary tools to bring wisdom into your life.

Author Biography

Joules Taylor has written ten books and co-authored another ten; published in seven languages, her work covers Celtic history and myth, clairvoyance, dream interpretation, and unicorns. She enjoys an established reputation for carefully researched and lucid writing, particularly exploring ancient traditions with modern applications. Her numerous articles, reviews and short stories have appeared in magazines and online. She shares her home in south-west England with her writer-partner Ken, their son, an assortment of pets and a large garden filled with wild flowers, bees, birds, hedgehogs and visiting foxes.