Ogham is an ancient alphabet used for writing the early Irish language. It's believed to have originated in the 4th century AD and is characterized by its unique script of lines and notches, often carved into stone monuments.

Ogham is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. It's used in modern art, poetry, and as a system for divination and spiritual connection, often linked to nature and Celtic traditions. +1

Each Ogham letter is associated with a specific tree or plant, and these associations carry symbolic meanings. Learning these connections is key to understanding Ogham's deeper significance.

The basic Ogham alphabet is relatively simple to learn, consisting of lines and notches. However, understanding its deeper meanings and associations requires further study.

Yes, you can transliterate your name into Ogham. Many resources online provide charts and guides to help you write your name using the Ogham alphabet.

Ogham divination involves using inscribed stones or sticks, each representing a letter and its associated tree. Drawing these symbols can offer insights and guidance, much like other forms of oracle systems.

Ogham is deeply connected to trees, with each letter corresponding to a specific tree or plant. This connection links the alphabet to the natural world, seasons, and their symbolic meanings. +1

While actual ancient Ogham stones are historical artifacts, many modern practitioners create or purchase Ogham sets for divination. You can also find Ogham-inspired jewelry and art.

In Celtic paganism, Ogham is seen as a sacred script connected to the wisdom of nature, the cycles of life, and spiritual communication. It's a way to connect with ancient traditions and the earth. +1

Some believe that understanding and using Ogham symbols can offer protection or bring blessings, drawing on the inherent power and symbolism of the trees they represent.