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TABLE of CONTENTS Title Page Celtic Groves Lyric Book TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page THE DIVINE .................................................................................................................................. 1 1. Ancient Mother .................................................................................................................................................. 2 2. Aphrodite, Dionysus .......................................................................................................................................... 2 3. As You Go ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 4. Cerridwyn's Cauldron ........................................................................................................................................ 3 5. Ecco, Ecco ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 6. Every Woman Born ........................................................................................................................................... 3 7. Freya, Shakti ..................................................................................................................................................... 3 8. Give Thanks ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 9. God Chant (Pan, Poseidon, Dionysus…) .................................................................................................................. 4 10. Goddess Chant (Isis, Astarte, Diana…) .................................................................................................................. 4 11. Goddess/God Chant ......................................................................................................................................... 4 12. Goddess of Life ................................................................................................................................................. 4 13. Goddess Protection Chant ................................................................................................................................ 4 14. Gods are not Crazy, The ................................................................................................................................... 5 15. Herne ................................................................................................................................................................ 5 16. Holy Water, Sacred Flame ................................................................................................................................ 6 17. Horned One, Lover, Son ................................................................................................................................... 6 18. I Walk with the Goddess ................................................................................................................................... 6 19. Javacrucian Rites .............................................................................................................................................. 6 20. Lady of the Season’s Laughter ......................................................................................................................... 7 21. Lady’s Prayer, The ............................................................................................................................................ 7 22. Lady, Smile on Me ............................................................................................................................................ 7 23. Lady Weave (#1) ................................................................................................................................................ 7 24. Lady Weave (#2) ................................................................................................................................................ 8 25. Lady Weave (#3) ................................................................................................................................................ 8 26. Lord of the Dance ............................................................................................................................................. 8 27. May the Blessings of the Goddess/God .......................................................................................................... 10 28. Mother I Feel You/Father I See You ............................................................................................................... 10 29. Nonesuch ........................................................................................................................................................ 10 30. O Aradia .......................................................................................................................................................... 10 31. Praise Unto the God and Goddess ................................................................................................................. 10 32. Prayer for Renewal ......................................................................................................................................... 11 33. Ra ................................................................................................................................................................... 11 34. Return to the Mother ....................................................................................................................................... 11 35. She’s Been Waiting ......................................................................................................................................... 11 36. She Changes .................................................................................................................................................. 12 37. Shining One .................................................................................................................................................... 12 38. Silver Lady, Golden Lord ................................................................................................................................. 12 39. Silver Shining Wheel ....................................................................................................................................... 12 40. Triple Goddess Chant ..................................................................................................................................... 12 41. We All Come from the Goddess ...................................................................................................................... 13 42. We are One in the Lady/Lord .......................................................................................................................... 13 43. Web Song ....................................................................................................................................................... 14 44. Weave and Spin .............................................................................................................................................. 14 THE ELEMENTS ........................................................................................................................ 15 45. Air I Am ........................................................................................................................................................... 16 i Celtic Groves Lyric Book TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 46. Air Moves Us ................................................................................................................................................... 16 47. Born of Water .................................................................................................................................................. 16 48. Earth Chant ..................................................................................................................................................... 16 49. Earth and Ocean ............................................................................................................................................. 16 50. Earth My Body ................................................................................................................................................ 16 51. Earth is Our Mother, The ................................................................................................................................. 17 52. Eo Deo ............................................................................................................................................................ 17 53. Ocean is the Beginning of the Earth, The ....................................................................................................... 17 54. Fire Child ......................................................................................................................................................... 17 55. Prayer for Peace ............................................................................................................................................. 18 56. Return, Return, Return .................................................................................................................................... 18 57. Rise
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