by Lottie | Fire Traditions
Fire As A Daily Practice Incorporating fire into your daily life doesn’t require grand gestures or elaborate ceremonies. The simple act of engaging with fire can bring a sense of grounding, focus, and intention to even the busiest of days. By embracing small fire...
by Lottie | Fire Traditions
Fire, Ritual, and Rite of Passage Fire has long been a central element in rituals that mark life’s significant transitions and rites of passage —birth, marriage, death, and everything in between. In Irish tradition, along with many other places around the world, fire...
by Lottie | Fire Traditions
Fire and the ancestors Fire has long been a bridge between the past and the present, connecting us to our ancestors and the traditions that shaped their lives. In Irish culture, fire rituals have been used for centuries to honour those who came before us, to remember...
by Lottie | Fire Traditions
Fire is a universal symbol of transformation, representing the power to change, renew, and purify. In Irish tradition, fire has always been seen as a force of both destruction and creation, capable of turning the old into ash and sparking the new into life....
by Lottie | Fire Traditions
The Legend Of Grandmother Spider Grandmother Spider, sometimes also called Thought Woman, is a key feature in the mythology of several Native American tribes, including Hopi, Navajo, and many others. Recognised as the Goddess of Creation, The Choctaw people, a tribe...
by Lottie | Fire Traditions
As part of my journey of learning more about the indigenous firewalking traditions from around the World I’ve been looking at the African traditions recently, particularly The Firewalk traditions of the sans people of Southern Africa In the Kalahari region of...
