Because She Could Not Stop for Death: An Irish Goddess in the Afterlife | S7 Ep16

Podcast: KnotWork Myth & Storytelling · Marisa Goudy

Opublikowano: 2026-09-10

OUR STORY According to traditional Irish myth, Tailtiu, the foster mother of Lugh of the Tuatha Dé Danann, uproots a vast forest with an axe and her own two hands. The plains she clears become the site of the great festival of Lughnasadh and once the people begin planting crops on these vast fields, agriculture comes to Ireland. She wasn't there to see it. She died from exhaustion, having done all the work alone. One source says that Tailtiu was in bondage to the men of Ireland, but what does that actually mean? In this r...