Imbolc Blessings, everyone, it’s finally here! The Imbolc 2022 edition of SerpentStar is up after a little delay.

Enjoy! /|\

Greetings Everyone

Here is the new Edition of OBOD Newsletter for the southern hemisphere. Enjoy!

SerpentStar Samhuinn 2015

Greetings all for Lughnasadh 2015 in the South.

Here is a new issue with good reading on Yoga, Scrying, poetry a new featured artist, many announcements for Druid happenings in the near future and an extract of an interview with the elected Chief. Happy reading!

SerpentStar Lughnasadh 2015

Greetings all For Beltane and happy reading! Music adventures, food for thought, international greetings, crossword puzzle and new featured artists!

SerpentStar Beltane 2014

Here at last is the Imbolc edition of SerpentStar. It’s a beautiful issue full of good magic, so sit back and enjoy the feast of reading.

SerpentStar Imbolc 2014

Here at last is the latest SerpentStar,  full of good reading, beautiful pictures, useful information and lots of good Druidy magic, so get stuck into it and enjoy it. Next issue is due out at Imbolc, and contributions eagerly accepted up until the end of July.

SerpentStar Samhuin 2014

SerpentStar Samhuinn 2012

Apologies for the delay. We have had some technical difficulties this edition.

Bright Blessings,

LadyA

Bright Blessings,

SerpentStar Lughnasadh 2012

Bright Blessings,

LadyA

Greetings,

Beltane SerpentStar 2011

Please don’t forget to submit your work! ladya.serpentstar @ gmail.com (remove spaces!)

A friendly reminder that the submission deadlines are the 20th of the month prior to the publish date. e.g. for the Lughnasadh edition, the deadline is January 20, 2012.

Bright Blessings under the Southern Stars,

LadyA

(NB there was no edition of SerpentStar released for Imbolc 2011 – Ed.)

Greetings,

The Samhuinn edition of SerpentStar can be viewed and downloaded here: SerpentStar Samhuinn 2011

Please don’t forget to submit your work! ladya.serpentstar @ gmail.com (remove spaces!)

Bright Blessings under the Southern Stars,

LadyA

Lughnasadh Edition of Serpentstar!

Is hosted here: Serpentstar Lughnasadh 2011

Please don’t forget to submit your work! ladya.serpentstar @ gmail.com

Bright Blessings under the Southern Stars,

LadyA

Beltane Edition of Serpentstar!

Beltaine SerpentStar 2010

Please don’t forget to submit your work! ladya.serpentstar @ gmail.com

Bright Blessings under the Southern Stars,

Hallo everyone,

Here’s the latest SerpentStar.

Please note that SerpentStar is looking for a new editor. It’s great fun, light easy work, and keeps you in touch. Plus you learn heaps about desktop publishing – a valuable skill these days. If you have a few spare hours per quarter year, consider volunteering for this enjoyable, richly rewarding job. I will be available to help you get your hand in.

Meanwhile This Imbolc’s SerpentStar is hosted here:

SerpentStar Imbolc 2010

Anyone having difficulty downloading it, let me, wyverne, know at wyeuro@bigpond.com and I’ll try emailing it direct.

(During the archiving project, Jowen made contact to say she had noticed the poem she had submitted to this issue had been published in the wrong order. Click below to read a restored version.)

Jowen Poem Imbolc 2010 restored version

SerpentStar Samhuin 2010

Here’s the latest SerpentStar – better late than never!

Blessings of the Season!

wyverne /|\

SerpentStar Lughnasadh 2010

(Original uploaded file lost, restored by Elkie White who writes “This one could be called ‘the Pan edition’: the front page features a delightful picture of the Great God and there’s an extensive article on Pan within. But there’s much more in this edition than that: Julie Mill’s article on Developing a Localised Wheel of the Year initiates a critical aspect of druidry: knowing your locale. There’s another colourful centre-piece, this time about Lughnasadh. From Wyverne also is a poem title Galahs, a commentary on an old ballad, and a Maui tale adapted from Myths of the Pacific.”

Here’s the latest SerpentStar, the 2009 Beltane issue. It’s bursting its seams with good reading for you all.

SerpentStar Beltane 2009

May your Beltane be truly blessed!

In the peace of the Grove

wyverne /|\

(Original uploaded file lost, restored by Elkie White, who writes “Serpentstar has grown in size and switched from the Equinoxes & Solstices to the 4 Fire Festivals since the last one I scanned. This magazine-like edition was edited by Wyverne. Following the success of Southern Echoes, she makes a call for an Anthology and CD of SH Bardry. Billy Dean has launched a film in response to the end date of the Mayan calendar on December 21 2012, and called it This Sacred Earth. Another exciting announcement is Damh the Bard’s inaugural visit to Australia. The ‘firsts’ continue with C. S. Mac Cath writing about the first International Celtic Gathering in Canada. The Melbourne Grove will host its first assembly in April and the program details have been included. Julie Mills writes about the triad of ancestors: those of bloodline, those of our tradition, and those of the land, and offers a verse from her personal inspiration. Wyverne offers her thoughts on Beltane in a stunningly colourful centre-page. She follows this with an article titled Greeting the New Gods and includes her translation of Amergin’s Poem. Further poems are by Mandagora – A Woman Divine, and Spear of Destiny – and Vyvyan Ogma Wyverne – The Red Wattle Bird.  There’s an old ballad called Dee-Side Cattle Raid and you can hear the melody to it at an internet site set up by Wyverne. An original crossword puzzle by Wyverne is on page 3 with answers on page 18. The Kids Page is divided into activities for Junior Bards, Young Ovates, and Budding Druids.”)

SerpentStar Imbolc 2009

Hallo, everyone! Here’s the latest SerpentStar in its own blog at last. I hope you enjoy it!

Have a blessed Imbolc,

wyverne /|\

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