The Bealtaine Edition of 2012
Given the season that’s in it, this issue of the magazine has an article on 'Pagan Sexuality' by Broomhilda where she argues the case that people should joyfully embrace their sexuality as a powerful part of their spiritual journey.
First-time author Valeria has written 'Let's Be Naked in Our Rites' which is a very enthusiastic celebration of working ritual Skyclad. She discusses the wonderful occasion when her coven first decided to cast aside their robes and honour the Goddess by being naked in their rites.
We are especially pleased to feature in our pages guest writer Shani Oates, the Maid of the Clan of Tubal Cain, whose 'The Faerie Queen'  looks at the legend of Gwenhwyfar and female iconic symbols of Sovereignty in Britain.
Jam-packed with goodies, the magazine has articles on Candle Magic; Pagan Parenting in Ireland; ancient Irish 'cursing' stones; and much else besides, including a yummy recipe for Nipples of Venus!

The Bealtaine Edition of 2012

 

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 Given the season that’s in it, this issue of the magazine has an article on 'Pagan Sexuality' by Broomhilda where she argues the case that people should joyfully embrace their sexuality as a powerful part of their spiritual journey. 

First-time author Valeria has written 'Let's Be Naked in Our Rites' which is a very enthusiastic celebration of working ritual Skyclad. She discusses the wonderful occasion when her coven first decided to cast aside their robes and honour the Goddess by being naked in their rites. 

We are especially pleased to feature in our pages guest writer Shani Oates, the Maid of the Clan of Tubal Cain, whose 'The Faerie Queen'  looks at the legend of Gwenhwyfar and female iconic symbols of Sovereignty in Britain.

Jam-packed with goodies, the magazine has articles on Candle Magic; Pagan Parenting in Ireland; ancient Irish 'cursing' stones; and much else besides, including a yummy recipe for Nipples of Venus!

combicovers7Brigid's Fire: Ireland's Pagan Magazine

Brigid’s Fire is a magazine catering for members of the growing pagan community in Ireland and abroad; a community who share a common trait of having enquiring minds, a love of Nature and an interest in personal self-development. 

Brigid’s Fire carries articles on a broad range of topics including features on environmental issues, natural healing methods, herbal medicines, pagan religious identity, spiritual awareness, mythology; sacred sites, feminine spiritual identity; food and recipes, seasonal festivals, sustainable living, craft skills, personal well-being and personal self-development. There is also a focus on cultural matters and heritage studies with articles on music, artistic expression, poetry and book reviews.

 

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