Celtic Art, Tarot and Intuition

27 Feb

stained glass at Bealtaine Cottage Permaculture 070

I love art and endeavour to surround myself with colour and creativity as much as possible.

stained glass wheel of life Bealtaine Cottage 011

The artwork of the Celts holds a particular fascination for me, especially the use of colour and knotwork.

Bealtaine Cottage June 2012 002

I’m particularly fond of the Celtic artwork in the tarot deck I use.

These cards  are always a joy to spread, as the artwork is very similar to the work of Jim Fitzpatrick, whom I greatly admire

Celtic tarot at Bealtaine Cottage

Reading the Tarot deck is especially effective for improving powers of intuition, as well as being a creative and calm way of tapping into the higher Self.

Celtic Tarot at Bealtaine CottageThe Celtic Cross spread is a favourite of mine, as a way of focusing on aspects of  enlightenment and inner strength.

Celtic tarot at Bealtaine CottageThis Tarot is based on Celtic symbolism that helps bring forth information from the intuitive right brain to interpret the cards  selected.

Celtic tarot at Bealtaine Cottage

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The spiral symbols represent eternal life, and the intricate knotwork, spiritual growth.

Bealtaine in June 2011 033The key patterns are a continuation of spirals and form complex labyrinths.

Flo and Celtic knotwork spread Bealtaine Cottage Permaculture 001This is one of my favourite throws as the design of the labyrinth represents the spiritual search for the Divine.

Flo sits watching over my sleeping mother!

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This is a walk around the gardens of Bealtaine video that I have filmed today and posted for you to watch on YouTube…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1bJ_f4n9Qc

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5 Responses to “Celtic Art, Tarot and Intuition”

  1. Diane Martin (@ddpearly) February 27, 2013 at 6:10 pm #

    Very lovely :) x

  2. Katie February 27, 2013 at 7:10 pm #

    The Book of Kells & Durrow contain pages which are bordered with interlacing knotwork – it was used (it is thought) to protect the image or text on the page and was believed to have apotropiac properties-warding off evil. Another lovely post from your great blog. Thanks – always enjoying reading it and love your photos
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    Thanks Katie…that’s interesting you should mention that as a friend of mine was just talking about similar aspects of celtic design and the symbolism…it is so very fascinating!
    Blessings from Bealtaine Cottage
    Colx

  3. laurabruno February 27, 2013 at 7:50 pm #

    Thanks for the heads up about this deck! I have many decks, but am always looking for ones that resonate. Since I have such a strong connection to Celtic symbolism and tradition, this looks like a wonderful addition to my collection.

  4. dappled days February 28, 2013 at 9:55 pm #

    I look forward to having a reading sometime :)

    Loved the video. Sweet to see Missy cat exploring with you too.

    Blessings xx
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    I love the serenity of the Celtic tarot, the swirls and interwoven lines are very contemplative…easy to lose oneself in the illustrations.
    Talking of Missy, she is acting in a very strident fashion at the moment and intimidating Sam and Che…very naughty!
    Blessings from all at Bealtaine Cottage
    Colx

  5. chrismobley1012 March 4, 2013 at 8:26 pm #

    Thank you for sharing.
    Chris Mobley
    http://www.cmobleydesigns.com

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