Who stands behind our sun, the Śul? Is there only one sun, or are there many? Who provides the fire, the fuel, the Śu? It is Sulivia, the Goddess of the Sun! Śulue in Celtic. Śulue is the driving force of the sun, of life, and of love. At the summer solstice, the three suns, the Tri Śul, become visible. Yes, there is not just one sun, but three! "You are the fire that gives life! You are the light that makes us whole and loves us! You are the flame that never dies. You are th

"Śirone" is more than a song; "Śirone" is a hymn, an invocation of the Star Goddess, a shining thread between heaven and earth! She is not distant and unattainable; she is always there and visible to all. She is not fleeting; no, she shines evermore. She dances the great dance of the heavens. Her light is not dazzling, but supportive, enveloping with gentle tenderness. She reminds us that we are part of a cosmic order. "You shine in bright radiance, your radiance makes me who

"Rosmerta, Rosmerta, how good you are! Rosmerta, Rosmerta, how good you are!" Amazed, inspired, and grateful, I sing these lines to the goddess Rosmerta (Latinized), in Celtic Ancient language "Rośmeŕda," at the beginning of the new Celtic Wheel of the Year. Rośmeŕda means "the greased wheel," and "Śmeŕ" means "grease." Grease is what warms, what sustains life, what protects us in winter when cold and darkness sweep across the land. Grease lubricates joints, tools, and wheels