The Magical land of the Celts

Through the mists of time the magic and mystery of the ancient Celts along with their enigmatic and wise guides the Druids, have always exerted a magnetic attraction which continues to fire the hearts and imagination of people to this day.

In this profound and inspirational book, Ernesto Baron reveals the true wonder and splendour of the Celtic Peoples, of the mysterious knowledge that was passed down to them from the dawn of time.

As the author guides us on a journey through the enigmatic pages of “The Magical Lands of the Celts”, we see that in the stone circles, Ley Lines, Dolmens and Cromlechs, on the chalk hillsides sculpted with giants and dragons, even in the traditional, celtic dances and music , a great knowledge and wisdom has been preserved, which still lives and vibrates, in the secluded Oak groves and caves, in the pure springs and crystal streams of Britania and Ireland.

Any wanderer through the magical Lands of the Celts might see, like the crystallized remains of some ancient race of giants emerging from the dawn mists, gigantic standing stones, Dolmens, Cromlechs, monolithic stone circles, their quartz and granite surfaces gleaming in the morning sun.

All over historic Britain and Ireland, there lies the awesome remains of an ancient megalithic science. Monuments such as Stonehenge, Avebury and Newgrange are a powerful testament to a powerful geomantic and cosmic knowledge which as the author reveals in this much loved book, was a gift from the mysterious, Tuatha De Dannan, (know in Ireland as the people of the Goddess Dana ,) the Sidhe, , the “Shining Ones”, descendants of the ancient race of Hyperborea. .It is said that at the beginning of this age, before passing into the mists of Avalon, the Tuatha De Dannang, led by their god king Lugh, entrusted the secrets of this megalithic science and the cities and megaliths they had built, to the Celts and the Druids.

Like the purest water that is only drunk straight from the sacred springs, the Celts and Druids never wrote down their wisdom preferring rather to pass it from lips to ears from teacher to pupil. As a result almost the only written record we have of Celtic belief and custom comes perhaps surprisingly from the great roman writer and researcher, Julius Caesar.

Based on his own extensive and profound research, in this book, Ernesto Baron goes on to reveal for people today, the hidden secrets of the Druids, their profound connection and great understanding of the stars and Cosmology, how the enormous network of ley lines, cromlechs and standing stones once existed as a magical reflection on the earth of what is above in the Sky!

"Forests, lakes and rivers were places of divine presence; the holm oak was considered a holy tree, from which they obtained Mistletoe. The oak tree, symbol of the Druids, from which their name comes from, was worshipped as the Celtic God Dagda, who was a creation deity, he embodies the male principal, while the female principal was represented by the mistletoe."
Ernesto Baron.