Monday, 1 November 2010

CELTIC GODDESSES: AERFEN AND OTHERS


  1. OGOF GLYNDWR Cave of Heroes.

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  4. Category:Celtic goddesses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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  6. CELTIC GODS AND GODDESSES

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  9. Celtic Mythology : Gods, Goddesses, Spirits, Legends from Ireland ...

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    Celtic Mythology: the Gods of Ireland and Scotland. :
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  10. The Gods and Goddesses of the Celtic Lands

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    Description: One of the most potent of the Celtic riverGoddesses. Most likely Roman in origin. She was also the Goddess of featherless flying creatures ...
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Monday, 11 October 2010

WELSH RADICAL PATRIOTIC PAGANS FOR CYMRIC LIBERATION FROM ENGLISH PAGAN IMPERIALISM: Cymru Get Cracking On a True CELTIC SAMHAIN not Saxon Wiccadom!


It's all a sign of the times what with Wakestock, Small Nations (a Welsh Womad) Festivals and Greenman Festival, why not Gwyl Curnunnos?

  1. Green Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    A Green Man is a sculpture, drawing, or other representation of a face surrounded by or made from leaves. Branches or vines may sprout from the nose, mouth, ...
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    HOME | GREEN MAN FESTIVAL

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  1. Cernunnos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Cernunnos (also Cernenus and Cern) is a Celtic god whose representations were widespread in the ancient Celtic lands of western Europe. ...
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Then there's this Tolkien Middle Earth Festival, they would want it in Machynlleth fast becoming the Green and, all things 'Anglicised Alternative' Capital of Wales but they had to make do with Pontrydfendigaid.

    1. Festival in the Shire - The J.R.R. Tolkien inspired event of 2010

      15 Oct 2009 ... New books to be premiered and sold at the festival- Fantasy, Myth and the Measure of Truth by William Gray A Tolkien English Glossary A ...
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    2. BBC News - Tolkien festival to recreate Middle Earth in mid Wales

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      22 Jun 2010 ... A three-day event celebrating the life and works of JRR Tolkien aims to turn a part of mid Wales into Middle Earth.
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    3. BBC News - Tolkien festival moves after row over venue space

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Why not a Gwyl Annwn?

    1. Annwn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The reason, I guess is obvious all the 'Sais Settlers; pouring in for some second wind 'Good Life' but don't blame the fox for doing what comes natural. The Sais are good at taking things over and favourite tactic is as the Christians adopt and adapt a bit of this and that 'native', hence you will find much of contemporary Pagan revivalism is quite 'imperialists' in nature and thus design. So you will find a lot of 'Celtic Stuff' taken aboard and mish mashed with the 'Saxon Stuff', in main this is because English Pagans are a bit embarrassed abot the association of Nordic Pagan Religions and Gods with Nazidom old and new!

Germanic Neopaganism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The term "Odinism" tends to be associated with racialist Nordic ideology, ...
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... "Nordic" religion embraced as the native religion of the Nordic race, ... The controversy is kept alive because there remain a number of Neo-Nazi or far-right neopagan groups, ... into German discourse by Volker "Stilkam" Wagner of Odinic Rite Deutschland, ... Alternative Religions: A Sociological Introduction. ...
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Thus by overlaying and intertwinning with the 'Celtic Stuff' a cloak of acceptable respectability is provided, I must here in fairness draw attention to those who oppose Nazi use of Nordic Religions, see link below:

Ásatrú vs Nazism

Why the nazis then are inspired by heathen culture and Norse mythology is totally ... a viable community for those who want to honour the old norse gods and ...
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However, Wicca in Wales is absolutly not out of any Welsh Tradition, as the Welsh did not have this kind of Witchcraft phenonema as much as the Anglo - American World has in their history or has revived as modern invention. One branch of Wicca actually claims Owain Glyndwr as their source founder but, we all know where that comes from, yes Shakespeare!

Wicca - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Welsh Women need no Wicca but should follow
the way of Brigga - The Power!

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Owain Glyndwr Communicates.

- 15 visits - 27 Sep
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Whatever, part of the reason why Celtic Paganism is
overwealmed
is because the Welsh are too brain washed
by the 'Exoteric' rather than the 'Esoteric'. T
he creative
Cymry are in a grant
funded box labeled 'Byd Eisteddfod'.
So, if your looking for
something remotly interesting to
attend this Samhain,
then you will just have to try out the
following Anglo Neo -
Paganism in it's Welsh Middle Earth,
sigh!!! See link below:

  1. Clarence Hall, Crickhowell, Powys | The Pagan Federation - Mid ...

    Clarence Hall, Crickhowell, Powys Street: Beaufort Street ZIP: NP8 1BN City: CrickhowellState: Powys Country: Description Filter TitleType Go Rese...
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    Being held at Crickhowell, Powys on Saturday 16th October 2010. ...
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  1. Other than above, the below might interest you:

    Midnight of Cardiff

    LITHA 21 June 2010. WELCOME. This site is dedicated to Pagans of all paths, primarily in the Cardiff area of South Wales. ...
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    The below should:

    1. Celtic polytheism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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      The below might?
    2. The Pagan Federation - Districts - Mid West & Wales

      District Area: Mid West and Wales is a large District, varied in every sense of the word. ...were tolerant of and indeed interested in Celtic Paganism. ...
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    1. My personal Goddess, Aerfen a Celtic War Goddess.

  2. Celtic Goddesses

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  3. The Adventures of Aerfen.

    29 May 2009 ... Aerfen - A Celtic Cambrian River Goddess of War, she they came to call ''the washer at the ford'', ''the maiden with the bloody hands'' or ...
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    Now really Go Celtic at Samhain and maybe next year
    we can arrange a
    1. Gwyl Curnnunos/Gwyl Annwn?


    Gethin Gruffydd.