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The Ecclasian Fellowship - Articles - Bast: the Cat Goddess Flidais is not only the huntress of wild animals, she is also their protector. Flidais is variously referenced as having multiple husbands, and as casting seductive eyes on a man who was not her husband. In one story, she is Flidais the Queen of one of the tribes of the god-folk (the Tuatha de Danaan), wife of Adammair, the son of Fer Cuirp. members.aol.com /ecclasia1/flidais.html   (389 words)

The Driving of the Cattle of Flidais FLIDAIS was the wife of Ailill Finn (the Fair-haired) in the district of Kerry. As[9] a result of this, Flidais was accustomed each seventh day from the produce of her cows to support the men of Ireland, in order that during the Raid she might provide them with the means of life. In consequence[10] of all this Flidais went with Fergus to his home, and he received the lordship of a part of Ulster, even Mag Murthemni (the plain of Murthemne), together with that which had been in the hands of Cuchulain, the son of Sualtam. www.maryjones.us /ctexts/flidais.html   (1466 words)

HEROIC ROMANCES OF IRELAND : INTRODUCTION Flidais returns from a journey, is welcomed by Bricriu, who produces a poem in honour of her and her cow, and is suitably recompensed. A long conversation is then recorded between Flidais and Bricriu in which Bricriu extols the great deeds of Fergus, supplying thereby a commentary on the short statement at the beginning of the older version, that Flidais' love to Fergus was on account of the great deeds which had been told her that he had done. Flidais declares to Bricriu her love for Fergus, and Bricriu, after a vain attempt to dissuade the queen from her purpose, consents to bring a message to Fergus that Flidais and her cow will come to him if he comes to her husband's castle to seek her. www.irishpast.com /hroi210/hroi210_U38.html   (1228 words)

Flidais Flidais did not pine away waiting honeyed words, declarations of feelings or soft caresses, for she knew there would be none from him. Flidais was enjoying her bath immensely but despite the warm water, bubbles and scented oils the Goddess just couldn't seem to relax so with a thought the diary in her office opened itself to the next blank page after her last entry. Flidais sighed loudly and ran her hand down the blade, pricking her finger in the process. flidais-dot-com.livejournal.com   (2634 words)

Deities Dot Com. Back to the Beginning. Flidais smiled at the very thought of the beach, perhaps she would see if Anteros and Adonis wanted to join them too, it could be a grand day she mused. However, Flidais confident he would not decline makes the necessary changes to the wards guarding her home to allow Anteros free reign before heading into the kitchen to ensure that she had everything she needed to be the perfect hostess. Eventually Flidais left her gazebo and retreated to the safety and familarity of her own ridiculously large bed. community.livejournal.com /deitiesdotcom2   (3265 words)

Hierarch Flidais Ixchel Flidais was an Irish Celtic Shamanic, Wildlife and Woodlands Protectress and Benefactress goddess who journeyed around the landscape in a deer drawn sleigh bestowing gifts of love to those who honored power totem animals. A gifted shapeshifter, Flidais was also the Holly Queen and precursor to the Santa Claus Holly King, who selectively gifted her cherished presents of wildcrafted heartfelt love and timeless tree lore only to those who honored the Sacred Groves of the forest and the Power Animals of the Land. Of Pleiadian Lineage, Flidais Ixchel was once one of the Maya Pleiadian benefactor teachers and mentors of Celtic Mound Builder Heritage, and has recently returned from the Pleiades to assist the Mayans once again in their evolutionary life spirals. www.blessingscornucopia.com /Hierarchs_of_Twelve_Universal_Rays_Hierarch_Flidais_Ixchel_Ix_Chel_Ix_Chebel_Yax.htm   (1200 words)

IncestMomLinks - Incest Mom Links - incestmomlinks   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) Flidais felt light; he had an illusion that he could fly if he wanted to, that he was only tied to the forest floor by IncestMomLinks thinnest threads of constraint. So Flidais schooled his features as best he could, and he bowed, gravely and low, to the one who had only once been challenged in his claim of lordship over the elusive, estranged, arrogant family of the andain. Flidais waited to see if incest mom links bait would be taken, and he guarded his mind. incestmomlinks.88da0.org   (983 words)

Pagan News - Pagan News & Information She appears in the Ulster Cycle, where she is the lover of Fergus mac Róich and the owner of a magical herd of cattle. Other accounts claim Flidais to be the Celtic "Goddess of the Hunt" and she is often toted as the Celtic Artemis. While her temperament could be prone to ferocity, her classic image is one of a benevolent, poised woman, often accompanied by woodland creatures and her bow, as she herself is considered to be a huntress and an accomplished archer. www.pagannews.com /cgi-bin/gods3.pl?Flidais   (544 words)

Flidais Flidais is ruler of the beasts of the forest and is drawn along in a chariot pulled by a deer. Flidais was the wife of Ailill Fionn when Bricriu the troublemaker from Ulster, persuades Fergus to woo her, Ailill Fionn battles with Fergus and his men but is slain. Flidais then stays with Fergus bringing her herd of magical cattle to Ulster. www.shee-eire.com /Magic&Mythology/Gods&Goddess/Celtic/Goddess/Flidais/Page1.htm   (157 words)

Flidais -- pronunciation - English Gaelic Translation Flidais (aka Foltchain - beautiful hair or fair haired?) --- Celtic goddess of the hunt and lust (possibly also Celtic outcasts), and protector of the forest. But, they don't list Flidais, which is the eqivalent of the Greek goddess Artemis and the Roman goddess Diana, yet other names of gods and goddesses are listed. Rarely (Google-wise), Flidais is also referred to as Fliethas. www.irishgaelictranslator.com /translation/viewtopic.51749.html   (800 words)

Goddesses and Priestesses Connected to Artemis The Irish had (and have) their own Artemis-like Goddess, Flidais, a member of the Tuatha de Danaan, and owner of a cow whose milk could supply thirty people per night. Flidais' chariot may have been drawn by supernatural deer. Flidais had one daughter, Fland, although several others were attributed to her by some authors: Argoen, Be Chuille, Dinand, and Be Theite. www.moonspeaker.ca /artemis/uma.html   (864 words)

Schulers Books (Heroic Romances of Ireland Volume 2 - 1/27) The last four tales are all short, and perhaps are more truly "preludes" (remscela) than the Tain bo Fraich, which has indeed enough of interest in itself to make it an independent tale, and is as long as the four put together. A short introduction, describing the manuscript authority, is prefixed to each; they all seem to go back in date to the best literary period, but appear to have been at any rate put into their present form later than the Great Tain, in order to lead up to it. A possible exception to this may be found at the end of the Tain bo Flidais, which seems to give a different account of the end of the war of Cualgne, and to claim that Cuchulain was defeated, and that Connaught gained his land for its allies. www.schulers.com /books/ah/h/Heroic_Romances_of_Ireland_Volume_2   (1183 words)

Celtic.Org - Inside the mind of A. MadPoet As a student storyteller he serves to remind his fellows what is best in humanity as it is the art of storytelling that is also the art of teaching how to live a good and rich life. MadPoet has been working wth the graphic artist Katherine Sunderland, also called Flidais, who is, time permitting, illustrating the traditional tales he tells. You can read more about Flidais and her artwork here. www.celtic.org /madpoet.html   (357 words)

Heroic Romances of Ireland — Complete eBook And by the shore of Bali thereafter Flidais died, From Flidais’ wealth and bounty came all his soul required. Flidais was the wife of Ailill Finn (the Fair-haired) in the district of Kerry.[FN#93] She loved Fergus the son of Rog on account of the glorious tales about him; and always there went messengers from her to him at the end of each week. www.bookrags.com /ebooks/5680/162.html   (402 words)

Joosee Roomers Feburary 20th, O.P. Queen Flidais made her triumphant return to the Court of Light this e'en. He was given a stern dressing-down by Queen Flidais, and then he left. Just as the evil empress had done some weeks before, Queen Flidais anulled her marriage to Sir Ender. siraeric.aokp.net /02202003.html   (938 words)

Flidais -- pronunciation - English Gaelic Translation Conversely, if you want a modern spelling and pronunciation, you should disregard "Flidais" and all reconstructions of how it may have been pronounced more than a thousand years ago when Old Irish was a spoken language. I have been interested in Ireland since I was a child, and was inspired to find a name of an Irish huntress for my pup, which led me to Flidais. The very first use of my passport was to go to Ireland, so I knew enough to know that the pronunciation was probably completely different than it would be in English. www.irishgaelictranslator.com /translation/viewtoph.51749-s20.html   (1129 words)

Flidais and Shadow's little one Galloping in as quickly as her pillars would take her under her newly added weight, she finally reached the birthing grounds. Flidais could feel the sharp pains come quicker than before. Sweat coated her ivory barrel, and her forehead glistened with sweat as well. equusoul.proboards36.com /index.cgi?board=birthing&action=print&thread=1121440712   (632 words)

Celtic Attic: Tips and Hints - god & goddesses:  Irish Called Divine Horse and the Great Mare, the goddess of horses was acknowledged and worshipped by Roman soldiers. Flidais - Ireland; goddess of forests, wild creatures. A shapeshifting goddess who rode in a deer-drawn chariot. www.celticattic.com /tips_hints/goddess_gods/irish.htm   (3893 words)

Like The Queen   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) She shall be called Flidais after the Irish goddess of forests, wild creatures. Second most favorite is the blocking - both because the thing is done and because I love the sensation of sculpting wool that blocking gives me. I completely soak my knits, run them through the spin cycle of my washer and then lay them out flat to dry. In this springlike weather Flidais ought to dry quickly. likethequeen.blogspot.com /2003/03/shoulders-are-done.html   (593 words)

Heroic Romances of Ireland, Vol. II A short introduction, describing the manuscript authority, is prefixed to each; they all seem to go back in date to the best literary period, but appear to have been at any rate put into their present form later than the Great Tain, in order to lead up to it. A possible exception to this may be found at the end of the Tain bo Flidais, which seems to give a different account of the end of the war of Cualgne, and to claim that Cuchulain was defeated, and that Connaught gained his land for its allies. FLIDAIS was the wife of Ailill Finn (the Fair-haired) in the district of Kerry.[1] She loved Fergus the son of Róg on account of the glorious tales about him; and always there went messengers from her to him at the end of each week. www.sacred-texts.com /neu/hroi/hroiv2.htm   (18681 words)

Flidais Movies, sports, dancing, making music, readin Last 10 people to check their mail, within 50 miles of Flidais Flidais : The last good man. Going, going......... Flidais Appears on 6 members favorites lists and has 2 roses that can be sent. www.plentyoffish.com /member447814.htm   (307 words)

[No title] I just had time to be shocked before I was into a spin kick, and then a combination of rapid-fire punches. It was almost unbelievable, but Flidais dodged everything up to the last punch, which he blocked. I picked up the lawn chair and threw it at Flidais, and it bounced off his shoulder. mizunoryuu.sandwich.net /archive/hhg/hhg04.txt   (2487 words)

Part 4 of Book of Leinster, formerly Lebar na Núachongbála & dobretha colléic ind óic athgoíti la Flidais issin dún. {MS folio 248a 5} Is iar sin luid Flidais co Fergus mac Róig. and is dosein no gaibed Flidais cech sechtmad laa do feraib Herend dia toiscid ocon Táin. www.ucc.ie /celt/published/G800011E/text004.html   (465 words)

About Little Old Me Who am I? I call myself Flidais Runs-With-Wolves. This isn't the name given to me since birth, mind you (it's actually Colleen, if you must know), but I answer to this within the Pagan community. Flidais: Celtic Goddess of the forests and animals. calliope_le_fey.tripod.com /id1.html   (485 words)

Tarot in 10 Minutes - Aeclectic Tarot Forum One thing I did find helpful was she has you working with smaller groups of cards, like all pentacles or all trumps etc. I really looked closer at my cards using this book, trying to figure out how her answer related to the cards I had drawn. FLIDAIS: I did the same exercise How do other people see me and my answer was Queen of Wands. I have always felt very connected to this card and recently it just keeps showing up. www.tarotforum.net /showthread.php?t=46740   (801 words)

Nakamuro Zataki's Archive - Welcome to Aunty Flidais' Hall of Advice   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) To paraphrase Mae West, "A hard wand is good to find." I am glad that you decided to consulate with me on this delicate subject. However, I will agree with Aunty Flidais, if there is a brother!! Sometimes the wand you currently use can be tinkered with to bring it up to a more exacting specification. lastdynasty.org /archive/yenmei/iso-aluvian-wands.html   (541 words)

HEROIC ROMANCES OF IRELAND : A FEW ADDITIONS FROM THE BOOK OF LEINSTER (TWELFTH CENTURY) To Ro's great son, to Fergus, her herald still would send; 'Twas Fergus' love she sought for; the deeds by Fergus done, In glorious tales recited, had Flidais' fancy won. Then Flidais went with Fergus, his wedded wife to be; For thus had Maev and Ailill pronounced their high decree: They bade that when from Cualgne to drive the kine they went, From those who then were wedded should aid for war be sent. And thus it fell thereafter: when Ireland went that Raid, By milk from cows of Flidais, the lives of all were stayed; Each seventh day she sent it; and thus fulfilled her vows, And thus the tale is ended, men tell of Flidais' Cows. www.irishpast.com /hroi210/hroi210_a_few_additions_from.html   (1519 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) Ferghus mac Roich- an Irish hero, King of Ulster, mate of Medb, husband of Flidais, lover of Nessa. Finn mac Cumhail- a Celtic hero, leader of the elite war band the Fianna. Flidais- Celtic goddess of the forest, woodlands and wild things. www.angelfire.com /weird/neopagan/F.html   (183 words)

Joosee Roomers It was revealed this e'en that, in light of a recent visitation by Queen Flidais, Duke Lorath, Sir Ender, and Sir Aeric, the inhabitants of the Wilderland School of Martial Arts was evacuated this past Monday night. siraeric.aokp.net /09192002.html   (732 words)

Part 8 of Lebor na hUidre 1588] Rofuctha colléic la Flidais isin les ind fir athgoiti & dognith a frebaid 1629] Is de sin luid Flidais co Fergus mac Róich a comarli Ailella & Ba marb iarom Flidais iar tain oc Traig Bali. www.ucc.ie /celt/published/G301900/text008.html   (615 words)

Crossroads of Dereth WarCry™   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) So, are you looking for love, but don't know where to go, and how to act? Well it's obvious you need to seek the help of Aunty Flidais! In this movie, Flidais shows you in ropes! ac.warcry.com /index.php3?showcase=scw/issue29   (1267 words)

www.myspace.com/flidais11 I log in to myspace and scroll down and JESUS CHRIST!!! What the hell happened to my Flidais' picture. Then I adjust my eyeballs and I think it is cool. www.myspace.com /flidais11   (467 words)

ArtWanted.com | Sybille Sterk | Lady of the Forest Lady of the Forest, inspired by the Celtic goddess Flidais. You must be a logged on member of ArtWanted.com to post comments on this portfolio. I'm not clear if you do this with paint, or on the computer? www.artwanted.com /imageview.cfm?ID=212158   (186 words)

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