[Cro Dreoilin] Denver Pagan Pride Day

Kelley Forbes forbesk at astronomytower.net
Tue Oct 16 11:02:16 MDT 2012


Crow,

How nice to see that you're still around. How is Iowa treating you?

Here's some info on the God and Goddesses you were asking about:

Camulos -- Important God to the Gauls and the Brythonic Insular Celts; 
equated with Mars in the interpretatio. Associated with rams, boars, and 
oak.

Sadb -- The Deer-Mother of Oisin by Finn, turned into a deer as 
punishment for turning down the advances of a Druid. Finn first hunted 
her in her Doe form, but recognized her as human when his hounds, also 
humans turned animal, could not catch her. He fell madly and deeply in 
love with her and they were married. She later was forcefully returned 
to deer form, taken from her husband and Finn spent seven years 
searching for her, at which point he found his son, Oisin, in the forest.

Corchen -- I was not familiar with her before you brought her up, so I 
went and did a little research. I can find a few mentions of her online, 
but nothing in my more reputable off-line sources. The online sources 
mention her as a Manx Goddess about which little is known. Snakes _do_ 
have a very powerful roll in the Celtic mythos, however, so you would be 
best to concentrate your studies in that direction. I also notice that 
her name closely resembles (Although, I would not go so far as to say 
"is cognate with.") the name of sites associated with The Cailleach, who 
is also associated with snakes, so some research on her is also probably 
warranted.

Hope this helps!


-- Kelley.

Crow Hart wrote:
> /I would love to attend, but it is a long way from Iowa. LOL./
> /But i do have news and since this message was about a class for 
> lesser known Celtic Gods, i have a question./
> /My life has taken a new path, a Celtic path. Along the way /
> /a few deities have popped up and i cannot find much info on them; 
> Camulos and Sadb and Corchen(i think it's her name, a little snake 
> with celtic markings on her body) have been coming up all over and 
> have really struck a cord with me. /
> /Is there a place i can to get more info them? Does anyone here have 
> any info they can share? Is it possible to have a discussion here on 
> Celtic deities, especially the lesser known? Any help would be great 
> and very much appreciated. /
> /I miss coming to classes, i have no one here to do anything like 
> with, :( . /
> /
> /
> /
> /
> /Tyrscrow/
> /
> /
> On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 1:13 PM, Corc Hamr <chorisschema at gmail.com 
> <mailto:chorisschema at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Awesome! Wish I could see it. 
>
>     -G
>
>
>     On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Chris and Kelley
>     <chris.n.kelley at astronomytower.net
>     <mailto:chris.n.kelley at astronomytower.net>> wrote:
>
>         Hello, all!
>
>         Denver Pagan Pride Day is coming up on the 20th, from 11 am to
>         4 pm. Cró Dreoilín is giving a workshop on "The Lesser Known
>         Celtic Gods" at 2:30 pm.
>
>         You can find more info on the festivities at
>         <http://denverpaganpride.org/>.
>
>         Show your pride, meet new people and join us for Denver Pagan
>         Pride Day!
>
>
>         -- Chris and Kelley.
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