As an Irishman on St. Patrick’s day I give respects to the Saints but seek to pay my respects to my Irish/Celtic Heritage I looked up Cu Chulainn after reading an article from a Witch on Facebook. Thought the attached was interesting. I also hear voices and interact with Spirit/Divine giving well shall we say give interesting experiences I write as little Stories with a pinch of salt.
I can’t but help and laugh at the thought of trying to explain below to my GP and Psychiatrist and I do believe in the stuff but can imagine the look of absolute alarm and dismay on their faces. Behalf tempted to try to explain just for the look on their face. Perhaps Not.
The Morrigan and I
So, there he was like a good man minding his own business. Kneeling at his alter praying away to on high as a good man should and as always, the Good Goddess always has a place in his heart as is his way in Love and Light.
So mid-prayer he half blends with his higher self and has knowledge anew. He feels the Good Goddess she lets him know one of hers was harmed and she wanted vengeance as blood was owed.
Now the man knew he was no match for such energy. So, under the protection of Michael Archangel and Good Jesus he ventured a suggestion as a way around her vengeance for any harming what the Good Goddess Protects.
He came up with the mad or perhaps brilliant idea what if we set out to see the one that was harmed would be the last that this would ever happen to. For whatever reason, this struck a chord. It would be impossible from the start there was no hope for success for such a mission from where he was but as always, he handed it up with all of his prayers.
Well, that was a long time ago there have been a great many things happened since heavenly and horrific experiences since and stuff that is just indifferent.
All he can say about the Good Goddess is she protected him when she could in her own way and the crows warn and protect him when they can. He quite likes the crow’s and he made a few other Good Friends along the way.
He apologies to the Good Goddess for any insult along the way no ill intent was ever meant his mind can wonder and be kicked into all sorts of nasty stuff.
He warns others to mind their manners around her and be respectful particularly men no matter what is offered be respectful in response and pretend to be Saintly in nature even if you are not.
On the writing of this is on St. Patricks day he is reminded of his Celtic history and the Story of the Mighty Warrior Cu Chulainn as mighty as he was The Good Goddess took insult to him (in one of the story’s of him) and as mighty and invincible a warrior he was and impressive in nature the insult nearly cost him his life.
He wonders if the blood death is not payed on the his death will the Good Goddess come looking for her vengeance on those that insulted her and the one she protected who he hoped would be the last harmed in such a way.
It is always Good in Love and Light.