The Breath Between Worlds – Part VII
Part VII of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Air is the first and last element we meet. Before the law is spoken, breath prepares…
Living Law — Part VI
Part VI of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Ritual as Rebellion Fire is the most misunderstood teacher. People imagine explosion and spectacle.But fire’s true…
The Law of Light – Part V
Part V of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. Light returns quietly. Not as a spectacle.Not as an announcement.But as a soft widening of days,…
The Fat of the Land: A Beginner’s Guide to Exploring Ireland’s Abundant Edible Landscapes
Ireland's landscapes are not only breathtakingly beautiful but also teeming with a diverse array of edible plants, herbs, and lesser-known food sources waiting to be discovered. From the lush green…
Clay, Water, Seed, Leaf – Part IV
Part IV of the Living Law Series, exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. In every culture that has lived close to the soil, the body was seen not…
Alignments in the Irish Landscape? With Guest Ray Keogh
Join Ciarán McMahon and me as we talk to Ray Keogh, who first noticed that certain landmarks were aligned while visiting Egypt. This realisation led to his searching for similar…
The Silence Between Seasons – Part III
Part III of the "Living Law Series," exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. There is a season that isn't drawn on any calendar. It lives between endings and…
Seasonal Law & the Wheel of the Skin – Part I
Part I of the "Living Law Series," exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. I've long believed our bodies keep their own calendars. Skin, especially, is a seasonal storyteller.…
The Modern-Day Druidess: Land, Law & Living Ritual – Part II
Part II of the "Living Law Series," exploring ritual, skin, and the memory of land. I wake each dawn to the soft percussion of the ocean against limestone. The Shipwreck…
The Lost World of Doggerland: A Sunken Bridge to Europe’s Prehistoric Past?
Imagine a time when you could walk from Scotland to Denmark without ever seeing the sea. A time when lush marshes, wooded valleys, and rolling hills stretched across what is…