That’s What Sídhe Said: Seeing and Relations with North American Others
I ask Tadhg and Alyssa your questions for them about Seeing and relating to other Others.
I ask Tadhg and Alyssa your questions for them about Seeing and relating to other Others.
Tadhg and I talk about Illusions and Glamour, and how to see what is real.
These are incredibly challenging times, and dealing with people can be a bit much. Below is a conversation between me and my Sídhe partner, Tadhg, about handling strong emotions and disappointment in humanity.
This is a conversation between me and my Sídhe partner, Tadhg, about how people’s perceptions of the Sídhe affects them, and about channeling in general.
I support Black Lives Matter.
I speak with Tadhg about the nature of expectations and perception in relationships— specifically between Sídhe and humans.
This is the Sídhe’s thoughts, as spoken by Tadhg, on the coronavirus and how we can deal with this scary situation we are facing through community.
On my second trip to Ireland, I had three “initiation” experiences with the Sídhe. Two of them were in Donegal County. The third and last one was with The Morrígan at Uaimh na gCat cave. Each experience brought me closer to understanding who I am, and what my relationship with the Sídhe is about. Each one connected me with the Tuatha de Dannan, who I now know to be family. Since then, I’ve gone through deeper transformations and awakenings, which…
If you read the previous post, you’ll know how The Morrígan had helped me to find my relationship with my deities and my spiritual path by throwing a book at me. Yep, literally. People will say she isn’t subtle, and that’s accurate. Burn it Down to Build it Up It had been about four years since that day in the bookstore. In that time, I went to India, lived in ashrams, developed my spiritual relationship, traveled the world, lost most…
This is the story of how The Morrígan threw a book at me. This is when my spiritual awakening really began. I share these stories in the hopes that it will make someone else feel less lonely, less crazy, and stronger in the face of their own struggles. The Morrígan Threw a Book at Me I was a fed-up grad student. I was done with ALL OF IT. Relationships, school, work, roommates, family— everything. What was I doing here? This…