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Articles on folklore, comparative religion
and life close to nature

I write articles on various topics including comparative religion and folklore studies, history, kitchen gardening, philosophy and the arts. 

With a background in history I have long had a keen interest in national epics and mythological texts as well as pursuits in arts and crafts relating to these traditions and themes, I aim to provide food for thought, highlight some overlooked theories, present some of my own and focus on the relevance of a life in harmony with nature and closer to ancient spirituality in the modern world.

The Eternal Return:
Writings on European religion, folk traditions and myths

Taking its name from the term coined by the ground-breaking comparative religion scholar Mircea Eliade, to explain the timeless, cyclical and eternal nature of ritual, the creation myth and sacred space, the Eternal Return is a journal and blog focused on polytheism, oral tradition, philosophy and comparative religion. 
 

Photograph of a sunset over heathland at Ashdown Forest, Sussex

A reflection on and summary of Celtic gods and goddesses with links to the sun from the continent and the British Isles.

A discussion and analysis of the Celtic mother goddess in her various forms, focusing particularly on Cailleach and the Morrigan triad.

A photograph of a raven in front of the sky

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Sussex-based folk arts and crafts focusing on nature and myths. Artwork,  prints, gifts, woodcarving, pyrography, glass engraving, writing on folklore, homegrown herbal incense and more. Enter a mystical and enchanting world of lovingly crafted gifts and art.

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