What to read during the lockdown – The Bright World of the Gods

The Bright World of the Gods was gifted into my Dreamtime by the spirits of the land who inhabit the other dimensions that are found, shamanically, through the mists of Avalon in Somerset, England. These spirits are known locally as the Gentle Folk, or the Fae, although you might know them better as faeries.

So this is a real fairy story for enlightened adults that comes from a benevolent Elder race whose role it is to guide the steps of humanity. As such, it is perfect for curling up with by the fire when the white frost of the Sugar Plum Fairy is crackling the grass underfoot, or to inspire dreaming on balmier days, preferably under the branches of a gnarled old apple tree.

In this romantic magical mystery tour around the enchanted Glastonbury landscape, you will follow Bridie and Gwyn ap Nudd as they meet the challenges necessary for alchemical inner growth that leads to full spiritual realisation, along with other archetypal characters that have stepped out of Celtic myths such as Manawydan, Gwyddion, Creiddylad, Taliesen, Elen and Morgan the Fae.

You may just want to enjoy this epic tale on a superficial level as a beautiful love story that is full of intriguing escapades and interesting ideas – which is fine. But those looking for fairy doorways into deeper cosmological teachings will also find them here along with the keys to unlock them.

Either way, why not just relax – now that you have the time – and wander through the wondrous hills and dales of The Bright World of the Gods, and let it permeate into your own Dreamtime so that it can do its magic there and give you insights into your own destiny – and the meaning of your life.