Goddess rhiannon

The fairy queen, Rhiannon, is a great Goddess of the ancient Britain mythology. She is a Goddess who uses her powers for self-love and love for others, making

In Rhiannon’s story, horses play an important role. Rhiannon first captures the attention of her future husband while upon horseback. The horse also symbolizes the ability to move at will between worlds. Rhiannon rides her white horse within the sacred service of guiding newly transitioned souls back to the Light, ensuring safe passage back to Spirit. Click the image to continue reading about the symbols of Goddess Rhiannon

“Rhiannon’s themes are movement, communication, rest, ghosts, fertility and leadership. Her symbols are the color white, horses and the moon. This Celtic horse Goddess rides into our f…

Rhiannon came from a land of fairies to marry her prince and give him an heir. However, their family will soon be torn apart.

Book Review Pagan Portals: Rhiannon, Divine Queen of the Celtic Britons by Jhenah Telyndru There is knowledge, and there is wisdom; one comes from the mind and the other from the heart and soul. Jh…

Rhiannon came from a land of fairies to marry her prince and give him an heir. However, their family will soon be torn apart.

Meet Rhiannon, a brilliant, politically strategic, and beautiful woman from the Otherworld who appears in the First and Third Branch of the Mabinogi, a collection of Welsh tales. Rhiannon is associated with horses and is believed to be related to the Gaulish horse goddess Epona. She chose Pwyll, prince of Dyfed, as her consort and later married Manawydan after becoming a widow. Her adventures involving enchantments had a happy ending, with the family reunited and Dyfed restored. Her story is…

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