Did the celts believe in reincarnation? Celtic take on past lives and the three cauldrons.

The Celts believed in reincarnation, but don't necessary connect with their past lives.

More on the Cauldrons (like chakras, but celtic): The Cauldron of Warming - is upright from the moment it comes into being and gives support to the youth - marking the beginning of the journey towards knowledge and enlightenment.

The cauldron of Motion is on its side when first generated and must be turned upright by intentional living and experience of the great joys and great grief that life can bring. This cauldron is related to our emotional intelligence and wisdom.

The Cauldron is Wisdom - is upside-down and empty at birth and if this can be turned right way up, no mean feat! It can offer wisdom of every art there is. Interestingly, as the Celts believed in reincarnation, it has been suggested that this cauldron is upside down to empty everything you learned from your past lives so you can enter your new body to begin again. As you develop your spiritual gifts, connection to the divine and nature this cauldron will right itself over life. This is where you will receive the Imbas Forosnai or divine knowledge of the Celtic Druids, Ovates, Seers or Shamans - whatever word you like to use. The gift of Seership is the reward for it's cultivation.

Many people can live happily with the first two activated - and often in the West this is the case. We do not hold our spiritual life in particularly high regard. But to live a life of a spiritually connected person we must activate all three cauldrons and do our daily work to keep them in good working order.

These power centers can become clogged and filled with unpleasant or unwanted energy. Clogged and untended Cauldrons can result in physical, mental and spiritual disease. #celticshamanism #threecauldrons #reincarnation #celticmythology #celticwoman #pastlives