DreamWeaver’s Corner With Dr. Niamh Clune: The Magic of Indwelling.
What is the magic of indwelling and what do I mean by that? Dream language is symbol, metaphor, aphorism, expressed in images. Paradox is in-woven, threaded through every aspect of … Continue reading
For St. Patrick’s Day: The Children Of Lir by Niamh Clune
On darkened cloud, so great it blotted out the sun, The Tuatha De Danann alighted on the ancient mountains of Connemara to lay claim upon the west coast or Erin. … Continue reading
Myths Are Parables!
Inspired by a blog by The Secret Keeper on the importance of story in our lives, I thought I would add something of my own, expressed here though a poem … Continue reading
Druidic Shawn MacKenzie
The Wearing of Draconic Green. By Shawn MacKENZIE So, it is Saint Patrick’s Day once again, a curious religious-turned-secular celebration which in its modern incarnation owes far less to fact … Continue reading
The Legend of Tír na nÓg by Niamh Clune
Niamh Chinn Óir mounted her white stallion to ride the warm, west wind. Her golden hair, wild and free as horse’s mane danced in gay abandon. This journey, fit for none other than she of the faery folk had not been made for centuries.
Niamh Clune 
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