About Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca
The Ancient Celts and their spiritual mentors the Druids viewed life as a continuous cycle of birth-death-rebirth, for they understood that everything moved in a spiral, from the growth of a snail’s shell to the whirling...
The Ancient Celts and their spiritual mentors the Druids viewed life as a continuous cycle of birth-death-rebirth, for they understood that everything moved in a spiral, from the growth of a snail’s shell to the whirling glaxies above. But awareness of life as an unfolding spiral is something that sadly, we have lost today. Inside the magical world of Celtic Whispers we offer you a chance return to to this wisdom of the Sacred Path, to honour the Wheel of the Year, to bathe in the ancient energies of the Earth herself, and enjoy the Celtic spiritual traditions and practices that provided our ancestors with a more meaningful way to live in harmony with their community and the environment. As Climate Change, Pollution and Consumerism threaten all life on planet Earth, we invite you to breathe life once again into the Living Wisdom of the Ancient Celts and reawaken the power of this age-old spiritual inheritance at this critical time. #CeadMíleFáilte ---------------- KEY FEATURES: ---------------- ~ Wisdom: An introduction to Mindfulness and the Celtic Spiritual Tradition with guided and unguided sessions sprinkled with Ancient Celtic and Gaelic Proverbs. ~ Potions: Created by top Druids Binaural Beats help you access deeper states of meditation, relaxation, focus, learning and healing. ~ Tales: From Druids and Priestesses, Legendary Heroes and Warriors, Mythological Gods and Goddesses, we find the essence of our spiritual identity through the sharing of Ireland’s Ancient Stories. ~ Elixirs: Our Guided visualisation meditations are a great starting point for your journey into the world of Meditation, as you mind can focus on the story, without worrying about your technique. ~ Spirit: Discover the Magical world of the Celtic Angels, Angels that once worked with the great Celtic Saints and Druids. Now they are ready to work with you. ~ Sleeping Draughts: A collection of magical potions that cause the drinker to fall almost instantaneously into a deep and blissful sleep. ~ Shaman: An introduction to Shamanic Journeying, the Akashic records, and Animism. ~ Crystals: An introduction into the magical world of crystals and their role to heal, support and strengthen our connection to Mother Earth and our higher selves. ~ Goddess: Journey with us into Archetype meditation and meet the Celtic Goddesses Áine, Brigid, Rhiannon, Danu, Epona, Cerridwen, and the warrior queen Maeve. ~ Mystic: Our collection of Mystical Meditations will take you into the Celtic Dreamtime, a world-between-the-worlds where you can explore the inner landscape of Celtic wisdom. ~ Brigid: In Irish mythology Brigid was the Celtic goddess of fire, poetry, unity, childbirth and healing. Take a Celtic Immram and see what gifts she will have for you today. ~ Elements: Welcome to the Elemental Meditation Series, as we delve into the Power and Peace of the elements, the very bulding blocks of the Earth and Universe. ~ Chakras: An introduction to the swirling energy centres that play a mysterious yet important part in our physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. ~ Tonics: A series of short relaxing meditations set in magical locations, perfect for those for those on the go with only a few minutes to spare. -------- PLANS: -------- Premium membership unlocks all content and features for the duration of the subscription and several plans are available to suit all budgets. Auto-renewal can be turned off easily at any time by selecting Manage Subscriptions in the user's Apple ID Account Settings after purchase. Want to know more? Visit us on www.Celticwhispers.com and help shine the strong spiritual light of the Celts into the world once again. Privacy Policy - https://Celticwhispers.com/privacy-policy Terms and Conditions - https://Celticwhispers.com/terms Copyright (c) 2026 Celtic Whispers Ltd.
Version History Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa ~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation ~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation ~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 38 Sep 3 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Litha Edition ~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 37 Jun 20 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtáine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtáine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Beltane Edition ~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 36 May 1 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara. ~ Ostara Edition ~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara ~ Performance updates and bug fixes. As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 35 Mar 20 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc ~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 34 Feb 1 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule ~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 33 12/20/2025 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival ~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes. As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 32 10/31/2025 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 31 09/21/2025 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa ~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation ~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 30 08/01/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Litha Edition ~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 29.1 07/06/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Litha Edition ~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 29 06/22/2025 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Beltane Edition ~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 28 05/04/2025 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara. ~ Ostara Edition ~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara ~ Performance updates and bug fixes. As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 27 03/20/2025 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc ~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 26 02/01/2025 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule ~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes. As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 25 12/24/2024 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival ~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes. As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 24 10/31/2024 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 23 09/20/2024 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa ~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation ~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation ~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 22 08/01/2024 Welcome to the season of Litha, beginning with the Summer Solstice. The sun is at the height of it power before beginning its slide into darkness and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Litha Edition ~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 21 06/20/2024 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Beltane Edition ~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane ~ Performance Updates ~ Bug Fixes As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 20 05/04/2024 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara. ~ Ostara Edition ~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara ~ Performance Updates ~ Reduced App Size As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 19 03/20/2024 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc ~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow ~ Reduced App File Size ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 18 02/01/2024 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule ~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station ~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 17 12/19/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival ~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 16.2 12/17/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide. ~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival ~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow ~ New Wheel of the year Meditation ~ Performance Updates and bug fixes As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com Peace and Blessed Be. 16.1 10/31/2023
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Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 38
Updated At: 2026-10-14
Changes: Version History Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 38 Sep 3 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 37 Jun 20 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtáine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtáine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 36 May 1 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 35 Mar 20 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 34 Feb 1 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 33 12/20/2025 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 32 10/31/2025 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 31 09/21/2025 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 30 08/01/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 29.1 07/06/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 29 06/22/2025 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 28 05/04/2025 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 27 03/20/2025 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 26 02/01/2025 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 25 12/24/2024 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 24 10/31/2024 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 23 09/20/2024 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 22 08/01/2024 Welcome to the season of Litha, beginning with the Summer Solstice. The sun is at the height of it power before beginning its slide into darkness and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 21 06/20/2024 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 20 05/04/2024 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance Updates
~ Reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 19 03/20/2024 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Reduced App File Size
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 18 02/01/2024 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 17 12/19/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.2 12/17/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.1 10/31/2023
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 38
Updated At: 2026-09-04
Changes: Version History Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 38 1d ago Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 37 Jun 20 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtáine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtáine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 36 May 1 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 35 Mar 20 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 34 Feb 1 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 33 12/20/2025 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 32 10/31/2025 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 31 09/21/2025 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 30 08/01/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 29.1 07/06/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 29 06/22/2025 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 28 05/04/2025 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 27 03/20/2025 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 26 02/01/2025 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 25 12/24/2024 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 24 10/31/2024 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 23 09/20/2024 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 22 08/01/2024 Welcome to the season of Litha, beginning with the Summer Solstice. The sun is at the height of it power before beginning its slide into darkness and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 21 06/20/2024 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 20 05/04/2024 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance Updates
~ Reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 19 03/20/2024 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Reduced App File Size
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 18 02/01/2024 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 17 12/19/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.2 12/17/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.1 10/31/2023
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 37
Updated At: 2026-08-23
Changes: Version History Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 37 Jun 20 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtáine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtáine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 36 May 1 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 35 Mar 20 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 34 Feb 1 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 33 12/20/2025 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 32 10/31/2025 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 31 09/21/2025 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 30 08/01/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 29.1 07/06/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 29 06/22/2025 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 28 05/04/2025 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 27 03/20/2025 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 26 02/01/2025 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 25 12/24/2024 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 24 10/31/2024 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 23 09/20/2024 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 22 08/01/2024 Welcome to the season of Litha, beginning with the Summer Solstice. The sun is at the height of it power before beginning its slide into darkness and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
As always, if you run into any troubles please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 21 06/20/2024 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 20 05/04/2024 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
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Peace and Blessed Be. 19 03/20/2024 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
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Peace and Blessed Be. 18 02/01/2024 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
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Peace and Blessed Be. 17 12/19/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.2 12/17/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.1 10/31/2023 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
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Peace and Blessed Be. 15.1 09/30/2023
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 36
Updated At: 2026-06-10
Changes: Version History Welcome to Beltane or Bealtáine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtáine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
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Peace and Blessed Be. 36 May 1 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 35 Mar 20 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 34 Feb 1 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 33 12/20/2025 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 32 10/31/2025 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 31 09/21/2025 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 30 08/01/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 29.1 07/06/2025 Welcome to the season of Litha and the Summer Solstice where the sun is at the height of it power and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 29 06/22/2025 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 28 05/04/2025 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 27 03/20/2025 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 26 02/01/2025 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 25 12/24/2024 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. Halloween can be traced back to this ancient tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes.
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Peace and Blessed Be. 24 10/31/2024 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 23 09/20/2024 Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Celtic God Lugh Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 22 08/01/2024 Welcome to the season of Litha, beginning with the Summer Solstice. The sun is at the height of it power before beginning its slide into darkness and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. In ancient pagan societies the Summer Solstice was hugely significant as it was seen as an important time for fertility, when the harvests of the coming year were blessed. Summer Solstice marks the height of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Litha Edition
~ Litha Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Litha
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 21 06/20/2024 Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 20 05/04/2024 Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance Updates
~ Reduced App Size
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Peace and Blessed Be. 19 03/20/2024 Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Reduced App File Size
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 18 02/01/2024 Welcome to Yule and the Winter Solstice, a time of reflection during the darkest and longest night of the year, and a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Yule
~ Yule Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 17 12/19/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Dawn Chorus Morning Meditation
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ New Celtic Christmas Radio Station
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes including a reduced App Size
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be. 16.2 12/17/2023 Welcome to Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival welcoming the dark half of the year, and the beginning of the Celtic new year. At Samhain the veil between realities draws thin, rules can be broken, and the spirits move between worlds. According to Irish folklore, Halloween can be traced back to this ancient Celtic tradition, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the Samhain festival
~ Samhain Seasonal Slideshow
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 16.1 10/31/2023 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 15.1 09/30/2023 Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be. 15 09/25/2023
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 34
Updated At: 2026-02-01
Changes: Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be.
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 31
Updated At: 2025-09-21
Changes: Sep 21, 2025
Version 31
Once again day and night are of equal length as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox and the quarter festival of Mabon. Marked by the change of the seasons from the haze of summer to the cool of fall, Mabon is one of the eight annual sacred Celtic celebrations which date back to ancient times, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Mabon
~ New Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be.
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 30
Updated At: 2025-08-01
Changes: Aug 1, 2025
Version 30
Welcome to Lúnasa or Lughnasadh, a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of the harvest season, and the ending of the bright half of the year, known as Samos to the Celts. In ancient pagan societies Lúnasa was hugely significant as one of four agricultural points of the year when the first harvests were collected. Lúnasa marks the the first day of Autumn in the Celtic Calendar, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Updated Graphics to reflect the season of Lúnasa
~ Lúnasa Wheel of the year Harvest Meditation
~ Performance Updates and Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be.
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 28
Updated At: 2025-05-04
Changes: May 4, 2025
Version 28
Welcome to Beltane or Bealtaine, the ancient fire festival representing the beginning of Summer where bonfires would be lit to honour the Sun and its returning light. Beltane or Lá Bealtaine marks the first day of Summer in modern Ireland, a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Norse, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Beltane Edition
~ Beltane Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Beltane
~ Performance Updates
~ Bug Fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be.
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 27
Updated At: 2025-03-20
Changes: Mar 20, 2025
Version 27
Welcome to the Spring Equinox or Ostara, a solar festival celebrating the time when the day and night are of equal length. It is not known whether there was a name for this festival within Celtic culture but it is believed to be related to the northern goddess Ēostre or Ostara.
~ Ostara Edition
~ Ostara Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Updated Meditation Slideshow to reflect the season of Ostara
~ Performance updates and bug fixes.
As always, if you run into any troubles, Please let us know at info@celticwhispers.com
Peace and Blessed Be.
Celtic Mythology Norse & Wicca version 26
Updated At: 2025-02-01
Changes: Feb 1, 2025
Version 26
Welcome to Imbolc, the ancient Celtic festival celebrating the beginning of Spring. Associated with the goddess Brighid, Imbolc is a Celtic festival now shared by Druids, Neopagans and Wiccans worldwide.
~ Imbolc Edition: Updated Graphics to reflect the Season of Imbolc
~ Imbolc Wheel of the year Meditation
~ Imbolc Seasonal Slideshow
~ Performance Updates and bug fixes
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Peace and Blessed Be.
