The Celtic pagan gods were worshipped by the ancient Celts, who inhabited regions of Europe during the Iron Age and Roman eras. These gods played a central role in Celtic religion and were believed to possess incredible powers and influence over various aspects of life. One of the most well-known Celtic gods is Lugh, also known as Lugh Lámhfhada, meaning Lugh of the long arm. Lugh was considered a multi-talented god, associated with skills such as craftsmanship, healing, and warfare. He was often depicted wielding a spear and was highly revered for his intellectual and artistic abilities. Another prominent Celtic god is Cernunnos, often depicted as a powerful figure with antlers.

Mr. Magic Dies: Former No Limit Rapper Passes Away in Car Crash

No Limit rapper Mr. Magic (real name Awood Johnson) was reportedly killed in a car accident in Hattiesburg, Miss. on Friday, March 1. He was 37 years old.

According to the Times-Picayune, the New Orleans rapper and his wife, Chastity, were both killed in the crash. Their daughter, 12-year-old Twila Wise Johnson, survived the crash.

His sister, Timisha Brooks, confirmed the news to the paper.

She said, "He was a passionate guy. He loved his siblings; he loved his wife. There's a comfort in knowing that neither of them has to live without the other. That makes it more bearable."

Mr. Magic released three albums for No Limit Records, and his 1998 record Sky's the Limit reached number 15 on the Billboard 200 Albums Chart. He then left the label and formed the Body Head Bangerz featuring Roy Jones Jr. In 2004, they released the single "I Smoke, I Drank."

Jones Jr. tweeted of the tragic news, "Just still feels unreal. But only God knows his plans. And he could have not taken my brother in any better company. God Bless both."

Mia X was scheduled to perform with him on Friday, and took out her sympathies on Twitter after hearing about the crash.

"I looked forward tp performing and laughing with you on friday but God chose you to be with him," Mia X tweeted via AllHipHop.com. "Chasity was the LOVE of your life so God decided that she should join you. I know yall are in a better place but all of us who loved yall are shocked and hurt."

Before his untimely death, Magic was busy releasing singles on his own Banx Entertainment label, which he formed in 2011.

New Orleans Rapper Mr. Magic Dies in Car Accident

Former No Limit rapper Mr. Magic tragically passed away on Friday night in a car accident in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He was 44. The wreck took the life of the rapper’s wife Chastity, but the couple’s 12-year-old daughter Twila Wise survived the accident. Silkk the Shockr and several other members of the rap community have taken to Twitter to share their condolences.

Prayers goes to the Family and Friends of Mr. Magic. him and Wife died in a car accident last night..

— Silkk The Shocker (@SilkkTheShocker) March 2, 2013

Moment of silence for the big homie MR. MAGIC! #TRU #NOLIMITSOLDIER! RIP @mrmagic504 & his wife. Prayers are with you and your family.

— Corey Miller (@iamcmurder) March 2, 2013

Magic, born Awood Johnson, was known for his raspy Southern rap delivery. The 9th Ward rapper released his No Limit debut, Sky’s The Limit in 1998 and it reached No. 15 on the Billboard Top 200 chart and No. 3 on the Hip-Hop chart. He would go on to form Body Head Bangerz in 2004 with former heavyweight champion boxer Roy Jones Jr. and Choppa. The group released one album, which included the hit “I Smoke, I Drank.” The two also took to Twitter to share their empathy.

Just still feels unreal………. But only God knows his plans. And he could have not taken my brother in any better company. God Bless both

— Roy Jones Jr. (@RealRoyJonesJr) March 2, 2013

I can’t believe this R.I.P to my brother and mentor and my sister MR MAGIC AND CASSIDY I GUESS GOD NEEDED… instagr.am/p/WW17wCiKzX/

— CHOPPA (@CHOPPA504) March 2, 2013

Funeral arrangements have not yet been made yet.

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Former No Limit Rapper Mr. Magic & Wife Die In Car Accident

Mr. Magic, a former No Limit rapper, and his wife, Chastity, died in a car accident on Friday night (March 1).

According to The Times-Picayune/Nola.com, the couple’s daughter, 12-year-old Twila Wise Johnson, was the only survivor of the automobile accident in Hattiesburg, Miss.

Silkk The Shocker confirmed the news by sending his condolences via Twitter. “Prayers goes to the Family and Friends of Mr. Magic. him and Wife died in a car accident last night,” tweeted the fellow No Limit rapper yesterday.

Mia X shared a photo (see next page) of Magic and his wife on Instagram with the message, “I looked forward tp performing and laughing with you on friday but God chose you to be with him. Chasity was the LOVE of your life so God decided that she should join you. I know yall are in a better place but all of us who loved yall are shocked and hurt.”

Magic, born Awood Johnson, 37, grew up in the 9th Ward of New Orleans and released four solo albums; the first three of which were via No Limit Records. His debut, Sky’s The Limit, was released in 1998. Magic’s last album, On My Own, was released in 2003. In 2004, the rapper teams with Roy Jones, Jr. (yes, the boxer) and Choppa to form Body Head Bangerz, and the group released an album titled Bangerz: Volume One. Magic’s mother was the gospel singer Juanita Brooks, who passed away in 2009.

Magic drops a verse on C-Murder’s classic “Down 4 My Ni–as,” watch the video below. Hip-Hop Wired sends its condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Magic.

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Another prominent Celtic god is Cernunnos, often depicted as a powerful figure with antlers. Cernunnos was associated with nature, fertility, and the abundance of the land. As a god of the wilderness, he was believed to have the ability to bring fertility to crops and animals.

The goddess Brigid was also highly worshipped by the Celts. Brigid was associated with healing, poetry, smithcraft, and fertility. She was often depicted as a triple goddess, representing the three aspects of her power: the maiden, the mother, and the crone. Brigid was considered a protector of women and childbirth. Danu was another important goddess in Celtic mythology. She was seen as the mother goddess, associated with rivers, streams, and bodies of water. Danu was believed to have given birth to numerous divine beings, including the Tuatha Dé Danann, a group of supernatural beings in Irish mythology. Other Celtic gods include Dagda, the god of abundance and the leader of the Tuatha Dé Danann; Morrigan, a goddess of war and sovereignty; and Manannan mac Lir, the god of the sea and the ruler of the Otherworld. The worship of these gods involved rituals, sacrifices, and offerings, which were performed by the Celtic priests known as druids. These religious practices were deeply intertwined with Celtic culture and played a crucial role in the society's spiritual beliefs and practices. The worship of the Celtic gods declined with the arrival of Christianity, as the Celts were gradually converted to Christianity by missionaries. However, remnants of Celtic paganism and its gods can still be found in folklore, mythology, and modern neo-pagan movements..

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