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Brythonic Folkways

4 Mar 2020, 23:44

We owe our biggest support to our Friends @solarcult We draw a lot of inspiration from those who know the Eternal Flame.

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Brythonic Folkways

4 Mar 2020, 20:18

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Today I have a video for you guys

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Brythonic Folkways

4 Mar 2020, 19:55

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“There is some good in this world, and it's worth fighting for.” -J.R Tolkien

https://t.me/worthfightingfor_telegram

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Brythonic Folkways

4 Mar 2020, 00:07

"Forever i carry onward
For my own happiness
To remain stoic"
– Harley Sosbe

This is a Mantra I adopted off a Haiku written by my best friend.

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 23:42

The Pagan Spectrum – Telegraph
https://telegra.ph/The-Pagan-Spectrum-03-03

The Pagan Spectrum

I made this Pagan Spectrum to help people better align who they are as Pagans. I will be going over the the main points of the Chart. The Vertical Line Represents Entho Paganism: Ranging from Top to Bottom goes Folkism, to Tribalism, to Universalism. But what do these mean? Folkism The Folkish persp...

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 18:37

BRITISH GODS AND GODDESSES: Summary Of Britannian Deities
https://www.timelessmyths.com/celtic/british.html

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 17:13

https://telegra.ph/The-Wiccan-Misnomer-03-03

An older article I wrote to grant insight on where Wicca came from and why it's not a Tradition Brythonic Witchcraft or Religion. – Freeman

The Wiccan Misnomer

Hey Readers, I want to talk on a topic that is controversial to those who called themselves Wiccan: The Term Wicca was brought into the limelight by Gerald B. Gardener, as a neo-pagan religion with high focus on universal pantheons and magic(k)s. He pronounces it with a hard C. like Wic-ca. The word...

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 06:37

https://youtu.be/lDpncPIBhBU

King Arthur's Celts and the Anglo-Saxon Invasion of Britain

This is a VR to Alice Roberts' recent BBC documentary. I address the question of King Arthur, whom I argue is more important as a literary and legendary figu...

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 06:28

Репост из: Celtic Mythology and Culture

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 06:24

Home
http://www.dunbrython.org/

Brython: pre-Christian British Pagan Reconnectionism

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It is in our Heritage! The Hero is in each one of us. Rise up, Our future legends! Show the world that the blood still runs stronger than ever and we may have been put to sleep. To rest for a long time, BUT our Blood Memory is awakening and we are ready to rise again. – Brythonic Folkways

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 05:02

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A bell to ring to initiate the prayer after lighting the candle. The Candle, to represent the Sun/Moon. Two statues to honor (not worship) Man/Woman, God/Goddess, King/Queen, etc. A bowl of salt, for the earth spirits and deities, incense for the sky gods and spirits. A bowl of ashes (I write a deed or offering for the gods; burn it) for the spirit of self. A bowl of water as offering for the to the water spirits and gods of the underworld. The wand is used similar to the Hammer in some Asatru rituals. The stones are Crystal Quarts (the bigest in the back.), Small ones are: Grey Agate, Rose Quarts, Unakite, Yellow Aventurine, Adventurine Light, and Agate. The herbs are Rosemary and Agronomy (Loyalty and unity), the money as offering, and the two wax formations were from the last ritual we did and they looked cool so I kept them.

The candles last about an hour and a half. So that's about how long a prayer and reflection lasts for me. What's yours like?
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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 05:00

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Artistic Expression of the Craft was prominent in the practice of the Ancestors. Through Arts, Crafts, and Performance. Here is some theatrics for OUR Ancestors, Gods, and Goddesses.

— Brythonic Folkways

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 00:33

It is believed that the settlement was built by the ancient Celtic Dumnonii tribe.of Cornish Britons, who most probably predated the Roman Invasion. The Dumnonii are thought to have occupied relatively isolated territory in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and possibly part of Dorset.

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Brythonic Folkways

3 Mar 2020, 00:24

Find your roots, Lady Bryth

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Brythonic Folkways

2 Mar 2020, 21:31

Our top three picks at @brythonicfolkways:

@solarcult
@Celticmyths
@folkwisdom

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Brythonic Folkways

2 Mar 2020, 20:40

Today we briefly discuss the Otherworld of the Brythons. https://telegra.ph/Isle-of-Annwn-03-02

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Brythonic Folkways

2 Mar 2020, 19:58

Thatch Roundhouse Home.

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Brythonic Folkways

2 Mar 2020, 19:57

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