Not only muscle, but skill, mental and physical agility, and the courage and energy for sustained periods of action will help you succeed
Lovemaking, partnership, and desire
Intuition and imagination
Inflation and overstimulation
Fiery catalyst for change
The potential for life force to burn out of control, or even burn out entirely, when primal or inspirational energies simply cannot be found or they have become so imbalanced that they no longer have a basis in the health and right action of a properly functioning life.
Cleansing, renewal, and restoration
The light of summer is ahead
Gorse is a 'fire-climax' plant, meaning that, while highly flammable, it can withstand fires and its seed pods are largely opened by fire, ensuring the plant's regeneration
Lugh is associated with lgiht, inspiration, and skill
May induce ecstasy
Drawing inspiration as well as passion and lustiness, a rise in life force spreading across the body
The queens of Faery
The great and primal eroticism ofthe natural world
Gorse is traditionally burnt at the spring equinox acroos the Celtic diaspora as an offering to the returning sun and to destroy the plant's hard thorns to encourage fresh and softer new shoots
Burn like the gorse and emerge renewed, cleansed by fire
Destroy your old self and re-grow once again
A surge in intuition and imagination, increasing the flow of awen, divine inspiration
Heightened visionary knowledge as well as spiritual and intellectual expansion
The “fire in the head” here meaning great bursts of mental agility and intellectual fertility.
Bursts of genius that can lead to clever solutions and achievements as well as the ability to empower thoughtforms and visualisations - from here the source of visionary and bardic inspiration can be accessed; the gifts of prophecy and ancient knowledge can be absorbed and understood.
Associated with the element of air, the direction of the east