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DonnaM · Joined: 29 Jul 2009 Posts: 67

Which Goddess/Goddesses do you honour. As for me I honour Rhiannon and Durgha?

There is a God who I see in dreams but I dont know his identity? He is short and stocky. He sits by a fire within a stone circle with a club by his side, there is a cauldren on the fire. It is dawn, there is mist and dew on the grass and I am led to him by a monk in a hooded cloak.

Mind you I am very wary about hoods and cloaks. All a bit too New Age and 'I am' to me?

I have been shocked lately by a recent revelation from my 15 yr old daughter that she honours 'Spiderwoman' the NAI Grandmother. She has made herself known to my daughter in dreams.

I am up late tonight. My sister in law is in labour and I am waiting to hear news of the birth of my niece or nephew.

DonnaM · Joined: 29 Jul 2009 Posts: 67

Well baby arrived safely at 5.20am. A boy.

bantibus · Joined: 09 Jun 2009 Posts: 113

ongratulations on your new nephew!
Blessings to all! Very Happy

DonnaM · Joined: 29 Jul 2009 Posts: 67

Thanks for your kindness bantibus x

Caerdon · Joined: 18 Sep 2009 Posts: 120 Location: Canada

It sounds like the God in your dream was the Celtic God The Dagda, who was the All-Father. Here's an exert that i found :
"The Dagda, the Daghda, The All Father, Eochaid Ollathair ( Father of All), Ruadh Rofessa (The Red One, Lord of Occult Knowledge), Dagdha (the Good God - called that because he was powerful, not because he was necessarily kindly.) The Dagda is the eldest, wisest and mightiest of the Tuatha De. He is called the Excellent God, Many talented and powerful, Master of the harp and possessor of a dread double ended club. He also possessed a cauldron that was never empty, fruit trees that were never barren, and two pigs - one live and the other perpetually roasting. The Cauldron is called 'Never Dry', one of the Four Treasures of the Gods. It serves each their favorite food but will not serve a coward or an oath breaker. The Harp is called 'Four Cornered Music' upon which the Dagda plays the seasons' turning. The Dagda's great war-club slays with one end and grants life with the other. One of the leaders of the Tuatha De' Danann."

He was the only one i found that had a club and a cauldron involve with him, and the scene you discribed, mainly the stone circle and the nature referance, pointed towards celtic in origins for me.

Oh, and congratulations on your nephew, and i hope this helps!

DonnaM · Joined: 29 Jul 2009 Posts: 67

Thank you so much Caerdon I really appreciate you passing on that information. It really helps me a lot. I guess I should get to know him.

My nephew is very well. Thanks again x

Hihosh1 · Joined: 23 Nov 2009 Posts: 5

God and Diana, Before I became Wiccan I was always worried as before I changed over I had made a covenant that i would worship Him and did not want to break it. I asked one night before going to sleep for an answer that would help me and that night I dreamed of a mountain where a hell gate had opened and some sort of wicked creature was coming out. I asked Diana and God to help me, and Lightning shot down from the sky and hit the creature in the chest pushing it back, while this was happening some sort of energy hit the rock-face causing an avalanche to seal the entrance, at the time somehow I knew that the first strike was The Goddess and the sealing strike was God.

Ever since then I worship the two together.

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