When you picture Ireland, rolling green hills, ancient stone circles, you're seeing echoes of a living history. Celtic rituals weren't just ceremonies, they were the heartbeat of life, connecting people to the land, the seasons and each other. These traditions mark the year's turning points, from Samhain's darkness to Beltane's light. They celebrated births, mourned deaths and blessed crops, woven into daily life. The Celts saw divinity in rivers, mountains and oak trees, honouring nature through ritual. There was no divide between the physical and spiritual. Both were intertwined, like Celtic knotwork. Today, many seek this lost connection to nature and community. These rituals are more than folklore. They're a living heritage, shaping Irish identity and offering wisdom for modern times. Lighting a bonfire or leaving an offering at a holy well links us to ancestors thousands of years past. These traditions have survived invasions and hardship, a testament to th...
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