In part two of our chat with Sean Fitzgerald, we discuss how we might engage in reclaiming Irish spiritualities and folk custom without getting trapped in purity politics, the importance of gaining consent from lineage holders who protect sacred sites, grappling with our own colonial behavior and resisting the urge to claim innocence, what differentiates the New Age from the post-New-Age in regards to taking responsibility for our harmful behavior, the historical hybridity and cultural fluidity of our Irish ancestors, and much more.

Follow Sean Fitzgerald on Instagram at @seanfitzgeraldart.

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