Daghda And The Coire Cíuín part three

Brideog and Coire Chrann To recap, for this fourth part of a five part series ... This is the third and connecting cycle part of a legend of the deeds of Daghda, often pronounced like Doyda. The story moves into the deeds of Brideog and Coire Chrann, the children of the Mör na Coire Cíuín. To recap the first two parts, this is a lovely ancient story example of passage through three stages of what is called a Hero’s Journey. Departure - the call for adventure. breaking from the mundane Initiation - the meeting with the Goddess, Fae, Sidhe, your spirit mentor Return - the courage and freedom to journal and live from your inspiration Daghda had approached the well of the Cailleach to drink and bathe and return his stamina, so he could return as the god of harvest and abundance each autumn harvest time. At the well he met the three hags, the Morrigna, and actually not bad looking. Their names are Badb (Medb, Maeve), Macha and Nemain, (Fea, Fae). They had invited Da