What do you think of the Celts
>>41367542They have cool myths. Never spoke with them though.
>>41367542I find their continued belief if fairy folk very interesting. I really don't know much about their gods though. I know there are hundreds of em
>>41367542>>41367863Also I think identifying specifically Celtic gods (not Irish. Welsh, Galician gods) via perrenialism is more difficult than for example the Norse Aesir because their gods seem to be more often land spirits that are tied to a specific forest or settlement and not worshipped elsewhere
>>41367863Very few Irish people believe in the fairies in any positive sense, but suddenly get very uncomfortable when at risk of breaching a taboo surrounding them. I know plenty of people who are ostensibly modern materialists but who no power on God's green earth could compel to enter a fairy fort or go near a fairy tree.
>>41367903I remember watching a clip from Irish TV in like the 60s of this old Irish fella who was deathly afraid of an old tree (can't remember which type, I think a willow) falling down because he was certain that the fairies would have him killed the same night if it ever fell. Tree had ropes and everything holding it up just in case and he'd stand out there holding the tree up in a storm. I know that motorway plans have had to be rerouted because locals absolutely refused to let a fairy tree be taken down as it would be the end of them too. It's interesting because it's not like genuine fairy believers actually like the bloody things, like you say they're terrified of them, they're not some romanticized part of rural Irish life or anything
>>41367870Fir Bolg =Belgians[the ancient tribe]
>>41367542There are 3 "supernatural" forces in the cosmos, commonly called angels, demons, and spirits of nature.The different human cultures chose to worship one or the other. Like, christianity and Islam chose to worship the angels. The ruling "bloodline" elites/aristocrats chose to worship the demons. Cultures like Japan, and celtic Europe, chose to worship the spirits of nature. Hinduism chose to woship them all.
I don't know alot about them but animisim was big (everything has a spirit). Causing care and reverence for the earth and her inhabitants. I also know that there are FAR less mass graves in ireland than in areas where Abrahamic origin areas. Make what you will of that.
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>>41367542What do you mean by “Celts”?Do you mean the Iron Age cultures of Central Europe referred to by the Greeks as Keltoi ?Do you mean the P-Celtic and Q-Celtic speaking people of North West Europe?Or … do you mean the modern romanticised notion of Scots, Irish, Welsh and Cornish as Celtic (more accurately described as “Brittonic”).You didn’t think it through did you cunt?
Not a singular thing historically. Though in the modern day a generic "celtic" has been one of the most abused aesthetics for people to glaze over their larp
>>41367863I know that Cernunnos was an absolute cunt in Smite.
>>41368052then who were the fomorians
https://www.ulster.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/939852/0317.pdf
>>41367542The Credimma Celtica holds the key for what you seek, fellow Celt.Hail our father, death.Hail our father, Toutatis.Hail our father, Lugus Trimaglos.>>41367870Not quite true. Regional variations are emanations of the same entity. This path requires a lot of reading, a lot of research, and a lot of practical trial and error, but in my experience it has been the most rewarding spiritual experience I have ever engaged in.>>41367903Irish are not the only Celts, but all Celts are brothers. It is our sacred duty to guide those duped by Germano-Judeo Christianity back to the Creed.KELTIA DA VIKENTOUTATIS DA VIKENLUGUS DA VIKENEPONA RIGANTONA DA VIKENLUGEDESSUMMIIS LUGE DESSUMIIS LUGEDESSUMIIS LUXETRUTH AGAINST THE WORLD
>>41371167You are a midwit
>>41367542Someone on /his/ tried to convince me they are a lost tribe of jews
>>41367542I am extremely proud of my ancestors, even if they couldn't say the same.
There concept of the trinity is different than christianity, but I can't explain it well yet. They have lots of trinities and couples, I think, but their trinities seem to involve three Gods doing three different things, which when happening at the same time make the third God who appears and does its thing. Technically there trinities involve four gods.
their*their*im so sorry
>>41372996Literal sea-dwellers, same etimology of Pomeranian/Pomors Po Mor/ Po mer=by the sea[side]British Island had waves of colonization.You probably will reach similar conclusions to this:There was tribes that lived near Calais, some others Normandy, and some other even further at Bretagne. During the transition of neolithic to Bronze age approximately 2000-1900 bC, Cornwall tin mines flourished as a technological and trade center, that trade up to middle east. Tin mines were rare and they had a great importance.Those in the continent disputed the trade routes and ports.If you go into details you'll find a "Parisi" tribe that lived bearby Yorshire, Belgae in modern Winchester territories and so on...All that might sound impossible, but there is known pharaohs with r1b haplogroup, western European male lineage, tin ingots of Cornwallian origin found in the middle east.
Dullahans are hot
>>41379299;pst tribe of dan?all gngers btw
>>41379299The mental gymnastics those people partake in.
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