The Four Sons Of Lugh
Cuchulainn, Rama Enki and Enlil, the four sons of Lugh, rebuilt the world
Time Of Humans
Magic? Illusion?
Magic! The big word is out. I’m fond of it, but it scares a lot of people.
The Fades
There are three categories of beings, says Lewis Trondheim. The living, the dead and the invisible.
The Gaulish Gods
The Gauls had many gods, in whom are recognized the former astronauts gods, present in all mythologies
The Seven Initiations
The Celts and the Gauls had their lives punctuated by seven initiations
Carnac and Karnak
Carnac, Brittany and Karnak, Egypt: same name, same function, same origin.
Vercingetorix And Boudica
“He who conquers himself is the most valiant of warriors.” And Boudica deserves this title.
Velleda In A Tower
Velleda is a Gallic prophetess of the 1st century who spent her life locked in a tower
Ancient Potions
The ancient Celts used many drugs, some of them so powerful they would kill us right away.
Brittany Fairies
Margot Hood and Morgan of the Coast are the two types of Britanny fairies
Morrigan And Korrigan
In the privacy of Celtic fairies, a magical journey for the heart, body and spirit
Arthur And Merlin
King Arthur and Merlin have left many traces in the language and culture of France