Kerridwin/Cerridwen witchcraft You don’t have to be

You don’t have to be Pagan to be enchanted by Rupert and the magick found in his tales

He also offers a fresh look at the work of Guido von List and clears him of his guilt by association with the Nazis

The book is filled with ways you can follow the Wheel of the Year

and Ingvi-Freyr

Reproduced from the famous Gundestrup Cauldron

Kerridwin/Cerridwen witchcraft You don’t have to beMother of the bard Taliesin Merlin. Goddess of herbal wisdom and prosperity. Kerridwin is the Welsh Triple Goddess. Her cauldron was the Celtic symbol for prosperity and rebirth, and she herself is the Mother Goddess, famous for nurturing her children. Her totem animal, the white sow (a symbol of death), represents the moon as well as Kerridwin's crone transformatrix aspect. The great bard Taliesin (often thought to be Merlin), born of the goddess