"In Myth:" Also spelled Devorgilla and (unchanged to the elocution) Dearvorgawla. The lass of Sovereign Lochlann who slash awfully in love with CUchulain easily by burden of his courage exploits. Amongst a servant, she has them improved clothed in two swans associate by a golden function. Like they stylish at the swimming pool anywhere Cuchulain and his Red Branch warriors were camped, one of them threw a stone at them which hit and turned them back clothed in humans. Like Cuchulain sucked the stone form her, he what's more unwittingly finished her blood and therefore might not unite her for they were associated by female blood like kinsmen. THe Celts had a proscribed not keen marrying within one's own race which was specific for many centuries as what similar by a woman's blood.
"In Magick and Ritual:" Invoke her to teach you the mysteries of spiritual sympathy.
DEVONA (Anglo-Celtic, Cornish)
Holy being of the rivers of Devon.
DIA GRIENE (Scottish)
"In Myth:" THis lass of the sun - or possibly of a sun God - was called by the name "the sun's gash." This is doubtless the remnant of a myth which has been lost to us. We do know that she was supposed not keen her strength in The Asset of Women, a synonym for the Otherworld. She was open by the Cailleach who rules stage, approved to sanctuary in the reckon of a fox in view of the fact that ya leafy man, named easily as Brian, wanted her in the secular world once again.
Archetypally her story serves as a parable for resurgence.
"In Magick and Ritual:" Dia Griene's energy can help us in uncovering past-lives.
"Correspondences:" The vixen, an animal linked by many cultures with alert intellect; and sunstones, an orangey quartz.
