Celtic Mythology, Heroes and Heroines
Learn more about the Elven World: Celtic Gods and Goddesses, Heroes and Heroines, Elven and Faery Elders, Elementals and Ascended Masters of the Tuatha dé Danann, Magical Beings of Ancient Irish Mythology and Legend
Here you will find a description of each of the characters in Elven World Adventure Series. They are the gods and goddesses of ancient Irish legend and Celtic mythology. They are the Tuatha dé Danann, which means tribe of the Goddess Danu. Danu is the mother of all peoples who came to Earth to live peacefully and respectfully within our planet’s bounty and beauty. Many people today consider these magical beings of ancient Irish mythology to be archetypes. Many others feel they are human representation of the Ascended Masters. Others still consider the Tuatha de Danann as a tribe of Lemurians, or a seed group from the Pleiades, who traveled from the Hill of Tara in Ireland through underground caverns to a new home in Mount Shasta. Legends speak of these magical people known around the world, who may have developed skills and abilities of a higher dimensional consciousness.
Digital Fine Artist, Indigo Ko, has developed the tarot cards for each of the characters of Elven World series as expressed in the Elven World adventure series of books, as you can see below. If you are interested in reading this tarot online go to the Elven World Community for more information. If you are interested in obtaining a copy of the illustrated books write to the author, Tara, at the Elven World Community on this site. This artwork is done by Indigo, for Elven World (c) 2018, for use only in Elven World adventure series books and materials. If you would like to obtain copies of this art, please contact Tara, author of the series on the elven community on this site.
Several of the digital paintings or renderings for each of the archetypes expressed by various artists. Where possible the artists and their websites have been found so you can obtain the artwork.
Angus
(AN-gus)
Áine
(AN-ya)
Airmid
(AIR-mich)
Balor
(BAL-er)
BéChuille
(Bay KIL-a)
Bran
(BRAHN)
Brigit
(BREET)
Carman
(KAHR-mahn)
The Daghda
(DAHG-dah)
Danu
(DAH-noo)
Dermot
(Der- mO)
Donn
(Don)
Ecne
(Ek-Ne)
Fionn
(FYUNN)
Flidais
(FLEE-daws or FLEE-dyesh)
Fomorian
(Foh-MOOR-ian)
Lugh, the Shining One
(Lu)
Manopos
(Man-O-pohs)
Medb
(or Maeve (MAYV))
Mider
(MEE-cher)
Nantosueltâ
(Nun-TAW-swel-taa)
Nehalennia
(Neh-Hal-EN-ia)
Tuatha dé Danann Goddess of the sea and the protection of sea travelers in ancient Irish mythology. (Art by Clyde Caldwell)
Nematona
(Nem-ah-tone-ah)
Ogme, the Brave
(OG-ma)
Scota
(SKO-tah)
Tara/Hill of Tara
Ancient site of Irish Kings and the Tuatha de Danann.
Today, the archeological site of Tara is under development endangering the sacred land.