Manx Witchcraft?

[2-G]

Wow, I haven't posted in a while, so firstly, I'd like to say hello to everyone.:wave:

I really hope that I don't sound stupid as I'm typing this.

I've recently started studying Celtic Mythology a bit more, and I've found myself deeply drawn to the Isle of Man. This is also be because I have a very deep relationship/connection with Manannan Mac Lir. I would like to learn more about the Isle of Man and the religious and spiritual practices/traditions it's people. I've tried searching for sites that are specifically about Manx Witchcraft, but I can't find much.

Does anyone know any sites or other sources of information about it?

[Theres]

i was there years ago, but unfortunately i didn't know about Gerald Gardner's museum at the time. however you might try Googling that and see if anything comes up.

[2-G]

I've tried quite a bit, but I guess I'm not typing in the right things. That's why I've come here to see if anyone has any sources of information (Or words I'm missing - or if there's a tradition that relates to it that has a specific name that I have no clue of.)

Thanks for replying/helping, though. I'll keep fishing.^_^

[ap Dafydd]

i was there years ago, but unfortunately i didn't know about Gerald Gardner's museum at the time. however you might try Googling that and see if anything comes up.

The Witchcraft Museum moved to Boscastle, Cornwall many years ago.

As far as I can see, the Manks followed broadly the same practices as the other Celtic nations.

gwyn eich byd

Ffred

[Ben Gruagach]

There are a few texts on Manx folklore here at the Sacred-Texts.com website (http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/index.htm#manx) that might be of interest to you.

[KiNoRonin]

I you ever get to Isle of Mann, I do highly recommend you going to the Town of Peel where they have the Museum: House of Mannanan.

They also have Peel Castle, and our Corrin Tower on Corrin's Hill.

If you read over my thread: "Family Ancestral Pilgrimage", you will find the Spiritual Passing On Ritual I did for my Ancestral Cousin Thomas Corrin.

Who knows, you may have a Fascination with the Isle of Mann because you may have been Manx during your previous Lifetime.

Ki No Ronin

[KiNoRonin]

BTW: Here is the Manx official Triskelle Symbol, which is the Three Legged Symbol of the Isle of Mann:

[KiNoRonin]

I found a Great Virtual Tour that someone posted on the Internet of the House of Manannan!

Click on!:
http://www.pbase.com/ronnieyang/image/34500226


KNR

[Mòrag Elasaid Ní Dhòmhnaill]

I would also suggest reading The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0806525797/sr=8-1/qid=1152836154/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-2906714-3083859?ie=UTF8) by W.Y. Evans-Wentz. This book has some of the best and most complete information out there on the beliefs of the various Celtic speaking tribes.