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Category Archives: Mythology
Whirling Limbs…
* …As Abadam and Yva made their way out of the garden in the east, it seemed as though the leaves of the trees themselves were whispering: “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, france and vincent, Mythology, Stuart France
Tagged magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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Lore Weavers: Coyote Tales…
* Coyote is a Native American culture hero, buffoon, and trickster figure who mixes animal and human traits to mostly comic, often catastrophic, and sometimes salutary effect. * The world in which Coyote moves can be conceived as a parallel … Continue reading
Going West – Kilpeck’s West Window
You’d have to go a long way to beat the door at Kilpeck church, but the western wall has a place all of its own. You might be forgiven for thinking it was a bit of Norse construction and the … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Art, Churches, History, mystery, Mythology, Photography, Sacred sites, travel, Wales
Tagged carvings, Kilpeck, norman church
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The House that Fish Built: Fat-Head…
* “Indeed there is,” shouted Fat-Head, the son of Short-Neck, and he sprang into the middle of the mead house, “bend down you grizzly gawp, that I might cut off your head tonight and you to cut off mine tomorrow.” … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Art, Books, france and vincent, Mythology, Stuart France
Tagged Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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The House that Fish Built: Carle…
* …Twice the height of any of the men of Albion was the horrible mantle about him and his hair was like a great spreading bush the size of a winter shed, under which thirty bullocks could easily find shelter. … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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The House that Fish Built: Mead…
* …So, Long-Horn O’Leary was taken into the presence of the one whose mouth is sweet: “Welcome,” said Maeve, “in preference to Connor Cruel-Crest, I assign to you a cup of gold with a bird chased in silver on its … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Art, Books, france and vincent, Mythology, Stuart France
Tagged Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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The House that Fish Built: Red-Gold…
* …“How should these mighty men of war be greeted?” said Very-White… Said Sweet-Mouthed Maeve, “women to meet them, bonnie, full-breasted and bare, with strong ale, well malted, their food, not scanty but fare.” * So the heroes of Albion … Continue reading
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The House that Fish Built: Very-White…
* …Said Very-White, “it is but a drop before a shower: I see another chariot coming over the plain.” “Describe it,” said Sweet-Mouthed Maeve. Said Very-White, “I see the horses pulling the chariot: two fiery, spirited bays of great strength … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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The House that Fish Built: Cave of Cruachan…
* …So the heroes of Albion set out for the Cave of Cruachan… Through the Gap-of-the-Watch, over the Plain-of-Two-Forks, across the Ford-of-the-Morrigan into the Rowan-Meadow-of-the-Two-Oxen by the Meeting-of-the-Four-Ways they drove before a dim, dark, heavy mist overtook them… * Continue … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, landscape, magic, mystery, psychology, story, the mysteries, writing
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The House that Fish Built: Chariots at Dawn…
* …King Grim-Gaze the slug-man struck the silver sceptre that was in his hand against the bronze pillar of his couch three times, and by the third stroke, the combatants had let drop their hands to their sides. “I restrain … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Art, Books, france and vincent, Mythology, Stuart France
Tagged consciousness, Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, magic, mystery, psychology, story, writing
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