How to Build a Relationship with The Morrigan? | Tuatha Dé Danann | Lora O'Brien, Irish Pagan School

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[@IrishPaganSchool]

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[@ciaramorrison1849]

A silly little one I have developed is feeding the crows (rooks) at a car charger near us. My alter is packed away while I’m moving, so I needed to find a different way to show up. We go to the charger, buy some coffee and food and then we sit and share a meal with the crows and talk to her about what’s going on, where we are in life, what we’re giving her and what we need help with. We ALWAYS give the same food we are eating and was bought for us, so it’s a bit of a sacrifice. This is especially funny, because my partner is atheist, but my practice has rubbed off on him and now he can’t stop himself haha.

[@Ogham]

Love that

[@-RONNIE]

It's really nice of you to keep helping people find their own way or a deeper relationships with The Mórrígan 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@emseebe]

I'm very fortunate in that I have a "cave" of sorts on my property. It's an old bushfire bunker (we get pretty bad bushfires here). It's dug into the side of a hill (about 4 meters deep, 3 meters wide and 1.5 meters tall) and it's all lined with concrete (the one thing I don't like about it) but there's no door on it any longer to speak of, and the entrance is framed mostly in wood so it actually resembles a cairn. It has a timber threshold which I use to make my offerings to my gods on. I don't go inside though, mostly because I don't feel like I'm supposed to as yet. There's a winter creek (a creek which only runs when we've had decent rain, usually in winter) which runs along side of the side of the "cave", and there's a path that curves up above the winter creek, and around the hill to an old gazebo which sits above the entrance to the "cave", and has a brick firepit in the centre of it. The hill itself has lots of quartz in it, which, when it comes to the surface, I collect as I'm hanging out with our goats up there. I plan on covering at least the floor of the entrance way with it once I get it all polished. I've started some hawthorn and blackthorn seeds and plan on planting these all over the hillside around the hillside where the "cave", gazebo, and winter creek are. So, I have Earth (the "cave"), Sea (the winter creek) and Sky (the gazebo) all in the same little location - I'm incredibly fortunate.

[@AriaIvancichArt]

rewatching in #Devotion to An Mórrígan 💛 .Ty

[@markidesade.2]

It has taken me over a year of study and practicing your journey method, which is so incredibly helpful for my way of thinking, to feel comfortable enough to finally reach out to An Mórrígan. Currently, I'm doing weekly check ins using the journey from the Meeting the Gods course and following through on tasks in-between. But also, I realized that I had not been giving the credit to my daily studying as devotional work. Whether it be on An Mórrígan herself, Irish paganism in a wider scope, modern Irish culture, or through learning Gaeilge. I've made peace, with the help of your videos and posts like this, that those count in my devotional practices. GRMA Lora 🖤

[@IrishPaganSchool]

Glad to read this.

[@AriaIvancichArt]

Ty, ty, ty

[@taramaiorella7639]

Thank you so much for this. I am excited to take the free class on the Morrigan along with a paid class that I have chosen to take about her as well so that I may have a better relationship with the Morrigan in my life.

[@djwillieyall4961]

Appreciate your videos, thank you

[@IrishPaganSchool]

Glad you like them!

[@AriaIvancichArt]

This has been so synchro!!!!!

[@dfrenchorn]

This might be naïve and maybe disrespectful to some. But as a smoker I find myself smoking "with my ancestors." That as I smoke I will some of it to them within me as an offering. I find it extremely connective at least to me. I have no idea if the Morrigan is amicable to such a thing, but I think I'll offer is always. She can partake if she pleases.

[@robgau2501]

You criticized men in general twice in this video. Lol And I also think one can have a deep, authentic relationship with the Morrigan and still derive value from a "male gazy' statue. No offense. I definitely wasn't trying to be seriously critical here. Just pointing things out. I love this channel btw