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The Morrigan: Celtic Goddess of Magick and Might by Courtney Weber

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colorfulleo92's review

5.0

Since the start of covid I've notice an high rise of paganism, wiccan, spiritualism and vikings belief. Maybe it's always been there but it feels like it's become the the "new" way to believe in religion. I'm not very well learned in religion to start with and paganism and such felt like a daunting thing to learn about as I didn't know where to start so I'll start picking books at random.

I'm not interested in "working" with the Morrigan but I though this audiobook was very interesting and intriguing to learn more of. So much I had no clue about. Felt like listening to a fantasy book but make it non fiction

ashesforashe's review against another edition

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informative inspiring reflective fast-paced

4.0

A nice introduction to the Morrigan including a look at some myths she appears in as well as hearing from people in the community about working with Her. Also includes a brief introduction to witchcraft/spellwork oriented around working with the Morrigan in magic.

I appreciated, being a trans individual myself, how one of the experiences from the community that was included was that from a trans devotee and how the Morrigan helped him with accepting himself.

loriz's review

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4.0

A great, in-depth take on The Morrigan.

seasage007's review

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4.0

I’ve always been fascinated by Celtic folklore and the history behind it. Planning a trip to Ireland & Scotland, which is why I picked up this book. It was an interesting read and well written. I don’t practice or believe in it but The Mórrígan was brought up in my other history books so I thought I’d give this book a go. Very insightful!