Gods and goddesses of the waters - oceans and seas, lakes, rivers, streams, pools, ponds, and waterfalls
The Weird Sisters/the Wyrdes
Odin and the Norns
Three Fates or Moire
Be willing to follow your inner guidance and act
A wood of power
The cyclical nature of existence around Ash, the central pole of the world
Lugh Lamfhada
The spear made of ash symbolises the direction and application of power and skill, and it can be used magically to break all forms of inertia as well to reach an intended target
Focus on skillful use in order to become effective rather than blindly stumbling forward
Strength, uprightness, and correct focus
Balance the concepts of 'being' and 'doing'
Checking of peace: it is the maw of a weaver's beam as applied to wood - a sign of peace is that
Fight of women, of the weaver's beam, i.e., maw of weaver's beam
A check on peace is ash, for of it are made the spear shafts by which the peace is broken: or that is a maw of a weaver's beam which is made of ash, that is, in times of peace, weaver's beams are raised
Boast of beauty
O ash-tree, thou baleful one, hand-weapon of a warrior
Ancient knowledge and the weaver's beam
In times of peace, weaver's beams of ash are raised; in times of war spear-shafts are crafted of ash. Duality of nature