Pocket Guide to Celtic Spirituality

by Sirona Knight

Book Overview

Sirona Knight explores the roots of Celtic Spirituality through the history of the Celts, the warriors, Druids, and the art and roles in Celtic society. Readers are introduced to the folklore and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895949075
• ISBN13: 9780895949073
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Crossing Press
• Length: 112 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 4.1" x 6.1"

Customer Reviews

The Essential Book of Celtic Spirituality

Sirona Knight's awesome POCKET GUIDE TO CELTIC SPIRITUALITY packs a lot into one little book. You know magic is surely afoot when a 112 page book says more on the subject of Celtic mythology, gods and godesses, divination, and rituals than most of the larger books on this topic ever manage to convey. I am particularly impressed with Knight's immense knowledge on Celtic traditions, which are abundantly obvious to anyone fortunate enough to read this little gem of a reference book.I especially loved reading about "The Three Eyes of Kerridwen", which Knight explains is a formula for creating any pattern in magic. While it only consists of three basic steps, they are indeed the essence of all good manifestation. This is the fun kind of book that's the perfect size to take with you when you travel to lands steeped in Celtic tradition -- or if you prefer, it's perfect for reading by the fire. You can then travel on the wings of your imagination to the British Isles thousands of years ago.

THE BEST LITTLE CELTIC BOOK AROUND!

This little pocket guide has more information packed in it than most all other books on druids, Celts, and Celtic Ritual. New Age witch Sirona Knight is one of my personal favorite authors on Celtic subjects and Wicca. In this little book, she has really put together an empowering book that everyone can read, understand, and follow. It's not like a lot of these other books on the subject that are so esoteric that they are of no use to anyone. The author also doesn't muddy up the waters with a lot of personal conjecture like so many other authors on this subject. If you want to read a very good book on Celtic Spirituality, this one is certain to please you--and inspire you!