Композиції на язичницьку тематику, створені за допомогою ШІ. 
Автор текстів - Дмитро Малишко https://www.facebook.com/dmytro.malyshko/ 
Покладено на музику та виконано - Suno, Rifussion  

Осінні привиди_Саунь

Є час щоб сіяти, і щоб збирати урожай - Лунаса

Переродження_Імболк

Колискова Лепрекона

Фреї

В твоїх піснях любов є і печаль_Фреї

Eco Spirituality

A mythic Buddhist retreat centre in Ireland comes to life—in India!

In Triratna, learning to understand what is truly beautiful is seen as a path to Enlightenment itself. In this episode we find ourselves exploring this in an unexpected and extraordinary way at the seat of all Buddhist paths and myths, Bodh Gaya in India. Not far from the bodhi tree, where the Buddha’s great achievement is said to have taken place, you’ll find us deep in conversation with visitiing leaders from the Dublin Buddhist Centre about their vision of building a Buddhist retreat centre in Eire: a realm of beauty and a fitting home for distinctively Irish Dharma practice in the heart of County Clare.

We hear about the retreat centre’s name Shubha Vihara—The Place of Beauty—and how it sits alongside the legendary mythic names, spaces and stories of Ireland, before and after St. Patrick. We meet Brigid, Cuchulain (Setanta), and Fionn mac Cumhail as he catches the Salmon of Knowledge; and visit in our imagination Lough Derg, the ancient passage tomb of Newgrange, and the Hill of Tara—crowning place for the High Kings of Ireland. All while exploring aspects of Christianity’s impact on the country’s pagan spiritual history, and the role of positive warrior culture as it manifests and is transformed in both Buddhist and Irish contexts. 

It’s hard work building magic spaces and the team give us a glimpse into what’s involved on the ground trying to transmute spreadsheets and fundraising calls into the magic of genuine community, alive with deep possibilities, where practice is—somehow—palpably rooted in the native earth and energies of a specific land and a society ready for change.

Join us for an inspiring episode for the ages about a distinctively Buddhist contirbution to Irish culture. 

As a bonus, we close this conversation with a recitation of the traditional Buddhist ethical precepts rendered into Gaelic. Beautiful indeed!

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A Mythic Retreat Centre for Ireland - Shubha Vihara, The Place of Beauty

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Get ready to unlearn everything you thought you knew about Faeries! On this episode of The Twilight Tonic, we sit down with the renowned Witchdoctor Utu for a deep dive into the world of the Fae. From mischievous sprites to powerful nature spirits, Utu explores the true nature of these beings, their history in folklore, and how to approach them with reverence and caution. Join us for a spellbinding conversation about the magical and sometimes perilous world that exists just beyond our sight.

Witchdoctor Utu's Fae-ry Tales (and Warnings!)

Under The Ash Episode 6: Blackbird Summer

The blackbird is one of the best loved birds in Britain and a magical presence in celtic folklore. But this beautiful bird is also currently under threat. In this episode we explore the magic of the blackbird and how you can get involved in the campaign to save them. 



Under The Ash Episode 6: Blackbird Summer

Song entirely written in Irish (Gaeilge), is about the Fiach Geal (white deer), a spirit present in Irish folklore that is known to guide or help spirits pass on

Fiach Geal

The two New Testament epistles ascribed to the Apostle Peter are lesser known by most Christians than the Epistles of the Apostle Paul. Some scholars believe that First Peter may have been written to young Christians and may have even served as a 'catechism' for those about to be water baptised. In this episode, we look at how Peter presents God as Father, Son, and Spirit, and how Christianity commences with becoming 'born again'. But this is not where Christianity ends - and that aged Apostle Peter gives instructions on how a new believer is to grow in the faith by exploring what the knowledge of God and HIs grace requires. In this episode we explore how the Apostle Peter told these new believers that they no longer belonged to their old way of life and its ways - despite the ridicule they all received from their former friends. Instead, they now belonged to a community of care, love and belonging. There is a very practical implication for us today as to how we are to live as believers and as a local church.

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A podcast about Druidry, Nature, Folklore and more.

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