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Description: Cerridwen is, in Celtic mythology, the keeper of the cauldron of knowledge. She is the giver of wisdom and inspiration, and as such is often associated with the moon and the intuitive process. As a goddess of the Underworld, Cerridwen is often symbolized by a white sow, which represents both her fecundity and fertility and her strength as a mother. She is both Mother and Crone. Many modern Pagans honor Cerridwen.
Description: Abalone Shell is said to enhance feelings of peace, compassion and love. It has a lovely warm, gentle vibration. It is great in times of tough emotional issues, soothing the nerves and encouraging a calm demeanour.It is said to gently help open our psychic and intuitive connections. Abalone Shell is an excellent companion when needing guidance in relationships as it enhances and supports communication, cooperation, commitment and compromise, which in turn lead to harmony and balance. It also helps us to understand both sides of issues by encouraging us to take a moment to stand in the other person’s “shoes”, and thus glean a more objective stand point, which is helpful for both parties.
Description: Symbolism of the Four Leaf Clover. The notorious four-leaf clover is still considered a good luck symbol today because of its rarity. According to Irish lore, each leaf symbolizes a different lucky characteristic. Respect Wealth Love Health From a spiritual perspective, the four-leaf clover may represent the same divine triune as the one prescribed by Saint Patrick: Father, Son, and Holy Ghost and the fourth leaf symbolizing humanity.
Description: The legendary White Stag was related to the Celtic Belief . Related to the otherworld – hunting – protection , Earlier gods associated with the stag were also nature deities: Cernunnos, Fionn, Gwynn ap Nudd. memory of Odin/Thor- He also was the companion of many Gods/Goddesses/Saints .
Description: In the Old Norse written corpus, berserkers were those who were said to have fought in a trance-like fury, a characteristic which later gave rise to the modern English word berserk (meaning "furiously violent or out of control"). Berserkers are attested to in numerous Old Norse sources
