Ceridwen oil goddess of poetry In the Old World we

In the Old World we remember Wolves that were large enough to take Human prey

Angels are also guiding forces

my Aphrodite oil also pays tribute to one of Aphrodite's earlier associations as a sailor's goddess of the sea

Not a goddess for the foolish

Since Brigid also keeps a Sacred Well

Ceridwen oil goddess of poetry In the Old World weCeridwen is a Celtic goddess of the cauldron and shape shifting. In Welsh tradition she is mother of the famous bard, Taliesin. He originally was known as Gwion, and when he spilled drops from Ceridwen's cauldron onto his fingers, he became all knowing. Ceridwen was angered by this theft, and she chased him, both of them transforming into many different hunter hunted forms until Ceridwen finally captured, ate, and re birthed Gwion into his poet form,