Bringing Peace to Troubled Waters

The Emergence of Celtic White Tara

An auspicious encounter could bring new solutions to old problems. Be open to the meeting.

A new deity blending Eastern and Western cultures emerges from the water between Northern and Southern Ireland. Ireland is made up of two land masses, which are entirely different from one another, geographically and energetically. The lough, called Carlingford (Carlinn’s Fiord), forms part of the actual border separating them. The land masses are formed of two plates that came from opposite directions in the Iapetus ocean. This area was previously occupied by Egyptians, Phoenicians and Vikings. In the background is the old narrow water castle keep, built by Templar Hugh de lacy in 1212. Near it is a magical faery mound where white horses were once revered. The new goddess is crossing the water, bringing blessings of peace and compassion.