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  • 1 week ago | sharonblackie.substack.com | Sharon Blackie

    I promised earlier in the year that I’d open up a conversation in our Temenos explorations about what’s often called ‘Celtic Christianity’ – the idea that the form of Christianity which developed in the Celtic countries as opposed to that which was dominated by Rome, is somehow different and, in particular, more nature-focused. This was a big…

  • 2 weeks ago | sharonblackie.substack.com | Sharon Blackie

    It’s getting on for a year now since we took our last foray into the world of the fairy-tale heroine and ended our months-long exploration of some aspects of her journey. (If you’re new to this Substack and missed those posts and discussions, you can find the full series here.) And as most of you will know, I’ve been busy ever since turning…

  • 3 weeks ago | sharonblackie.substack.com | Sharon Blackie

    I’m very much looking forward to Saturday’s Myth & Fairy Tale Salon, in which we’ll be talking about a story very close to my heart: the old Irish tale known as ‘The Romance of Mis and Dubh Ruis’. The story exists only in a shortened form, and in Irish; my version (which I wrote for If Women Rose Rooted) is based on an English summary of two old…

  • 4 weeks ago | sharonblackie.substack.com | Sharon Blackie

    This is quite a long post, as I want (as always) to offer you a proper perspective on the role that women play in the Grail myths and romances, as an antidote to those who so often present these stories simply as examples of the Hero’s Journey. This all derives from extensive research carried out during my MA in Celtic Studies so is both accurate and up-to-date.

  • 1 month ago | sharonblackie.substack.com | Sharon Blackie

    As I’ve found myself, this year, more focused on listening to conversations around spirituality – not just here on Substack but elsewhere – I’ve inevitably found myself asking myself a lot of questions about what I’m noticing. So I wanted to share some of those questions with you. Note: before I begin, I should perhaps say that I do clearly un…

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