Arianrhod 🦄| A Song About The False Celtic Moon Goddess | Áine White Hart

Irish mythology is rich and complex, with lots of different Celtic gods and goddesses featured in stories and folklore.

It can be difficult to keep on top of all the different characters – that’s because the Celtic people were polytheistic, meaning they worshipped multiple gods. In fact, it’s thought that they worshipped as many as 300 different gods! We know about many of these from sources that date back to Celtic times, including statues, ancient places of worship and engravings, as well as place names and personal names. Each of the gods worshipped by the Celtic people are linked to different aspects of life and the world around them.

Many of these Celtic gods and goddesses feature in mythology. Originally Celtic mythology was passed down orally, but the stories were later written down – largely by Christian scribes, who modified the tales in line with their own religion. However, this written work means that Celtic mythology has been preserved to this day, and we have a good understanding of the different themes and deities in the stories
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Arianrhod” is a mystical and evocative song that delves into the rich mythology of the Welsh goddess Arianrhod, known as the goddess of the Silver Wheel and the stars. This song blends traditional Celtic melodies with modern harmonies, creating a soundscape that is both timeless and enchanting. The lyrics tell the story of Arianrhod’s celestial beauty, her role in the cycles of life and death, and her powerful influence over the stars and reincarnation.

The music captures the essence of Arianrhod’s ethereal presence, weaving together haunting melodies and poetic lyrics that transport listeners to the ancient realms of Welsh mythology. Each verse and chorus paints a vivid picture of her palace in the sky, her connection to the moon and stars, and her enduring legacy as a symbol of feminine strength and mystery. “Arianrhod” is a tribute to the goddess’s profound impact on Celtic lore, inviting listeners to explore the depths of her myth and the magic she embodies.