Tag Archives: celtic mythology

On the eve of Samhain – Korrigans & Breton Mythology

Posted on October 31, 2018 by kethuprofumo

The Celtic New Year or Halloween, choose what is closer to you, my esteemed Readers, invite us to move deeper in centuries and to ponder upon the Celtic French roots, yet too strong in the consciousness of the 17th century … Continue reading →

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The True Origin of Halloween

Posted on November 18, 2015 by kethuprofumo

Esteemed Readers, The Order of Bards,Ovates and Druids has honored me with an opportunity to re-post in my blog a wonderful article by Susa Morgan Black which explains the roots and the true sense of Halloween. I believe that knowing of the sources … Continue reading →