Epona's Day - December 18th
An ancient calendar, found in a northern Italian village, mentions December 18th as the feast day of the horse goddess Epona. Many modern people have revived the practice of honouring Epona on this day. This card features a poetic blessing for the protection of horses adapted from the Carmina Gadelica, a collection of old Scottish prayers and charms. Send to a friend, or use the card as an altar decoration.
An ancient calendar, found in a northern Italian village, mentions December 18th as the feast day of the horse goddess Epona. Many modern people have revived the practice of honouring Epona on this day.
This card features a short verse from a modern hymn to Epona. Send to a friend, or use the card as an altar decoration.
This set contains the two Epona's Day Greeting cards, plus two Prayer for the Protection of Horses cards. Nice to give to friends, or for decorating you mantle, barn, or altar.
Greeting cards are 5" x 7" (envelope included).
Prayer cards are 3.5" x 5.75" printed on both sides.
Two greeting cards, two prayer cards, and a collection of writings about horses.
This set contains the two Epona's Day Greeting cards, two Prayer for the Protection of Horses cards, plus a chapbook containing poetry and short fiction about horses.
Greeting cards are 5" x 7" (envelope included).
Prayer cards are 3.5" x 5.75" printed on both sides.
Click here for more information on the chapbook My ears are keen, my breath is warm
Chapbooks
SORRY! OUT OF STOCK! Credne's Hand
A collection of poetry in praise of Celtic deities. Mabon, Brigid, Manannán mac Lir and many more.
8.5" x 5.5" 15 pages See product page for details.
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At 3.5" x 5.75" (8.9cm x 14.6cm) these cards are also great for tucking into greeting cards as an extra little gift for a special friend. The ideas on these cards are influenced by my own interest in Celtic folklore, mythology, literature and spirituality. The prayers and meditations are worded in such a way that most will be acceptable to people of many faiths - whether Pagan, Christian or "spiritual but not religious".
with the Go Deeper touch!
"The Sun Had Closed the Winter's Day" is the title of this painting, and the quote is from Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Inside, there's a bit about Emerson, and a bedtime meditation which encourages the reader to review their day and look to making positive changes to their quality of life.
The quote on this card is from 14th century Christian mystic Julian of Norwich, a visionary who transcended the boundaries of religion as we generally think about it. The painting is Farquharson's evocative "Southland Hills".
The meditation inside is a great one for dealing with feelings of anxiety and worries about the future. A little more information about Julian of Norwich is also included.
Farquharson's "The Sere and Yellow Leaf" with a quote from Welsh poet Dylan Thomas.
Inside are a few words on the Scottish Cailleach (a winter crone figure), and a little on Dylan Thomas. The meditation is on acceptance of the cyclical changes of life and the seasons.
"Evening's Last and Sweetest Hour" is the title of this glowing painting, which features a quote from author Frank MacEowen.Inside is a walking meditation on seeing the natural world through the eye of the heart. It is designed to encourage us to be held within the natural world, rather than simply passing through it as if we are separate.