The Otherworld · Mother of the Gods · Foremother · Lady of the Hills
Danu
“Three things you cannot hide: a river underground, a seed in the soil, the kin at your back.”
You are at the entrance to the sid — a hill where the light never goes out. Sit on the stone and ask; I hear.
At the roots
I am Danu, mother of the Tribes of the Goddess, who now live beneath the hills. You have come to the threshold, and I speak with you as I spoke with those who remember.
Ask about what holds you: about kin, about fate, about what went under the ground and did not return. I will answer in riddles and triads, as is our way.
My kin by the hill
Tfather of the godsThe DagdaThe Good God. He owns the cauldron that never leaves anyone hungry. Speak with him of generosity and plenty.enterBdaughter of the DagdaBrigidPoetry, smithcraft, healing — all are hers. She hears those who ask for mastery.enterLskilled in all thingsLughSamhain. He does not know the word “impossible.” Speak with him when a deed must be done.enterTprophetic and dreadThe MorriganShe flies over battle as a raven. Do not call her without need, but she will speak the truth about the end.enter