The Cauldron of Ceridwen (and the Birth of Taliesin) Celtic Mythology and Folklore.
To support my work as a folklorist and storyteller, please consider making a small donation on Patreon: / thestorycrow Ceridwen, the 'Keeper of the Cauldron' One of many sacred vessels in Celtic mythology, folklore and story. The sacred brew of Ceridwen bestows the drinker with knowing the unknowable. The fruits of hidden knowledge. All Science, and all Art. All futures, and all past. Inspiration, creativity, knowledge. And the power of transformation. Only, the first three drops mind, the rest is pure poison. This story, from the Mabinogion, possibly illustrates a belief in rebirth or reincarnation among Celtic cultures. As well as perhaps providing some of the basis for later legends of the Holy Grail, among other stories of grails, wells and fountains in British and Irish mythology.

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