content: Come on people, use your head before you buy a book about "Celtic" spirituality that contains CHAPTERS devoted to using the "four elements" - and idea that is NOT Celtic or to be found in Celtic spirituality, but is in fact Greco-Roman. What this book really is about is Wiccan spirituality with a Celtic cover, masquerading a "woman's spirituality". It is very "Goddess" centered, which is nice I'm sure for feminists, but the Celts were Polytheistic with male AND female dieties, not to mention other spiritual beings which the author lumps together as "fairies" (another inaccuracy). There are plenty of decent books on Celtic Women's Studies, from authors like PB Ellis, Miranda Green, Jean Markale, to mention a few. Look there instead of here!