A complete guide to the techniques of the pre-Celtic Druids for understanding the past, present, and futureHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jon G. Hughes is part of a lineage of Druids that has been practicing for five generations in a remote area of Wales. He teaches the tradition at his home in Ireland and gives workshops and seminars throughout Europe under his Welsh Druidic name, Cynon. He is the director of the Irish Centre for Druidic Practices and the author of A Druid’s Handbook to the Spiritual Power of Plants and Sexual Practices of the Druids. He lives in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland.
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ONE The Theory of Pre-Celtic Divination Introduction: Keepers of the Knowledge The Role of Pre-Celtic Divination The Oral Tradition of the Pre-Celtic Druids A Cautionary Note Some Definitions and Clarification 1 The Cultural Context of Pre-Celtic Divination The Druid in Pre-Celtic Society The Arrival of the Celtic Influence The Tri-eminence of the Druid 2 The Rudiments of the Pre-Celtic Druidic Worldview On Creation On Nature On God(s) On Humanity On Divination and Foresight On the End of Time TWO The Praxis 3 Divination The Function and Objectives The Modern-Day Science The Marriage of Science and Tradition The Three Methods Chosen and Why Processes Common to All: The Eight Successions of Druidic Divination 4 Interpretive Divination by Learned Wood: The Sevens Woods Symbols/Inscriptions Casting Interpretation The Session: The Nine Successions of Divining with the Sevens 5 Inductive Divination by Water: Captured-Water Skrying Collecting and Storing Water in Its Various Forms Distilling Hydrosols or Hydrolats (Floral Waters) Using a Variety of Botanicals Tools and Mediums Preparing the Working Environment Potentializing the Portal Skrying Meditation Interpretation Scattering the Working Environment Reflection 6 Intuitive Divination by Slate Skrying: The Slate Speculum Tools and Mediums Preparing the Working Environment Potentializing the Portal Meditation Interpretation Scattering the Working Environment Reflection 7 Intuitive Divination by CupStone Skrying: The Bullaun Tools and Mediums Bullaun Preparation Preparing the Working Environment Potentializing the Portal Skrying Meditation Interpretation Scattering the Working Environment Reflection Conclusion: The Praxis THREE Crafting Introduction and General Guidelines 8 Crafting Your Own Mediums Moon-Cleansed Water Botanical Compounds Oil Compounds Crafting Libations 9 Crafting Your Own Tools Harvesting and Crafting Skrying Wands The Crafting of a Slate Speculum Conclusion: Divination as Art Index
ONE The Theory of Pre-Celtic Divination Introduction: Keepers of the Knowledge The Role of Pre-Celtic Divination The Oral Tradition of the Pre-Celtic Druids A Cautionary Note Some Definitions and Clarification 1 The Cultural Context of Pre-Celtic Divination The Druid in Pre-Celtic Society The Arrival of the Celtic Influence The Tri-eminence of the Druid 2 The Rudiments of the Pre-Celtic Druidic Worldview On Creation On Nature On God(s) On Humanity On Divination and Foresight On the End of Time TWO The Praxis 3 Divination The Function and Objectives The Modern-Day Science The Marriage of Science and Tradition The Three Methods Chosen and Why Processes Common to All: The Eight Successions of Druidic Divination 4 Interpretive Divination by Learned Wood: The Sevens Woods Symbols/Inscriptions Casting Interpretation The Session: The Nine Successions of Divining with the Sevens 5 Inductive Divination by Water: Captured-Water Skrying Collecting and Storing Water in Its Various Forms Distilling Hydrosols or Hydrolats (Floral Waters) Using a Variety of Botanicals Tools and Mediums Preparing the Working Environment Potentializing the Portal Skrying Meditation Interpretation Scattering the Working Environment Reflection 6 Intuitive Divination by Slate Skrying: The Slate Speculum Tools and Mediums Preparing the Working Environment Potentializing the Portal Meditation Interpretation Scattering the Working Environment Reflection 7 Intuitive Divination by CupStone Skrying: The Bullaun Tools and Mediums Bullaun Preparation Preparing the Working Environment Potentializing the Portal Skrying Meditation Interpretation Scattering the Working Environment Reflection Conclusion: The Praxis THREE Crafting Introduction and General Guidelines 8 Crafting Your Own Mediums Moon-Cleansed Water Botanical Compounds Oil Compounds Crafting Libations 9 Crafting Your Own Tools Harvesting and Crafting Skrying Wands The Crafting of a Slate Speculum Conclusion: Divination as Art Index
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