She who is sacred - 2 hours of Celtic-inspired music dedicated to the divine feminine

00:00 - 08:53 Oonagh 08:53 - 16:23 Banbha 16:23 - 28:08 Mary 28:08 - 33:39 Luna 33:39 - 39:50 Brigid 39:50 - 1:35:43 Melangell 1:35:43 - 1:59:35 - Ostara Here is a compilation of divine figures, from my previous videos, that embody a unique aspect of the sacred feminine—whether through nurturing love, cyclical transformation, creative force or guardianship of nature—reminding us of the interconnectedness between the spiritual and natural worlds. This video combines Celtic and fantasy influences to create the perfect opportunity to relax, inspire or fuel creativity. 1. Oonagh, Queen of the Fairies: Oonagh is a radiant fairy queen of Irish lore, known for her beauty, wisdom, and connection to the enchanted realms of nature. 2. Banbha, Goddess of the Autumn Equinox: Banbha is one of the mythic queens of the Tuatha Dé Danann, often associated with the land and sovereignty, and honoured in the balance of light and dark at the autumn equinox. 3. Mother Mary, Mother of Jesus Christ: Mother Mary is revered in Christianity as the compassionate and pure mother of Jesus, embodying divine grace and unconditional love. 4. Luna, Moon Goddess: Luna is the Roman goddess of the moon, a celestial figure who governs the tides, intuition and the cycles of life. 5. Brigid, Irish Goddess: Brigid is a beloved Irish goddess of healing, poetry, and fire, bridging the worlds of the divine and the earthly with her nurturing and creative power. 6. Melangell: Melangell is a Welsh saint and protector of animals, especially hares, who is venerated for her compassion, solitude, and deep connection to nature and sanctuary. 7. Ostara: Ostara is the Germanic goddess of spring and renewal, symbolizing rebirth, fertility, and the balance of light and dark. #goddess #celtic #celticchristianity #celticmusic #goddessempowerment