First Day of Celtic Spring!

A Grand Welcome to Celtic Spring - such a fine day, indeed!  We're halfway now between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox.  I anticipate the warmth of change and rejuvenation.  We are still covered with quite amounts of snow in our corner; but with the warm air that we have been feeling this year, it has amounted to puddles while out-and-about.  Soon, I shall start to see the tulips sprouting from the soil, hear the love songs of the birds and a touch of grass peeking along the sides, from beneath the melting snow. 

Also sprouting, will be the newly anticipated items from our OUTLANDER; The Series Collection.  I will be adding these within the next week or two; be sure to check back often!

We have also arrived to the month of LOVE.  As mentioned in our previous blog - here is the first way to say 'I Love You' in Gaelic:

Tá grá agam duit (I love you or I have love for you) - this phrase is said to all of whom you love (Nana, child, friend, etc.). 
What a lovely element of the combination of linguistics of Gael and English, to express your endearment of said, in your Celtic tongue to your beloved.

BRIGHID - The Triple Goddess of
Poets, Healers, Smiths, Birth,
Fire, Hearth & Inspiration

Wise Words of the Ancient Ones

There are three things that are never at rest in anyone;

1. the heart in working
   
2. the breath in moving
3. the soul in purposing

To say... 'Just as the heart never stops beating and the lungs never stop breathing, your Soul never ceases in wanting to fulfill it's purpose.'  We all have a purpose in the world; believe in yourself as you continuously grow forward in life!