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Capitalism has become all pervasive in our material lives, there is no escape. Everywhere we go, our psyches are under the constant assault by the sigils of dead and decaying capital. Even when we travel far into “the wilderness” (managed by the laws of Capitalist efficiency of course) we find ourselves breathing polluted air and swimming in waters contaminated by plastic. … Continue readingThe Egregore of Capital: On Mythological Warfare
Beltane was the summer festival of the Celtic people in celebration of the returning fertility of the Earth. Many of the festivals and rituals revolved around blessing and protecting livestock or crops. The Aos sí were thought to be particularly active at this time and people would often leave offering for them. Extensive historical records have been found for the celebration of Beltane in both Ireland and Scotland. … Continue readingWheel of the Year: Beltane
The Conservative reaction to the Covid-19 pandemic has seemed bizarre to many Liberals and those on the political Left. However, I would argue that the phenomenon is fairly easy to
The term Barbarian is derived from the Greek word “barbaros” which was used to describe anyone that didn’t speak Greek. Over time this word would become an insult in Greek and Roman society to designated someone that was lesser or other. … Continue readingBarbarianism: Towards Celtic Resurrection
Years: 82 BC – 46 BC Characteristics: Leadership, Charisma, Stealth, War, Liberty Location: Gaul Symbols: Swords, Vercingetorix Stater Other names: Great Warrior King, King of Great Warriors Early Life Vercingetorix
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We are proud to announce the Celtic Ancestor Worship Series. This series will cover the history of important figures in Celtic history, focusing on those who acted in defense of
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Colors: Green, Gold, BrownAnimals: Snake, Bull, StagPlants: Oak, Ivy, MistletoeAssociations: Nature, Agriculture, Abundance, Fertility, Death and RebirthRelated Gods/Goddesses: Herne the Hunter, Odin, Pan, Silvanus Cernunnos is generally depicted as a
For some time now, the Left has been encouraging people to abandon whiteness. While the Left is correct in asserting that whiteness should be abandoned, this is often delivered in platitudes that very few, if any, in the general public understand. … Continue readingKeltoi Rising: Reflections on Whiteness
Throughout the history of polytheistic belief structures, there have been many practices designed to show reverence for the Earth. Ironically, many of these practices have been quite ecologically destructive. From
Yule has roots in many European traditions making it difficult to determine which traditions stem from what specific regions. Germanic peoples made sacrifices and burned Yule logs. Druids venerated Evergreens as a symbol of life triumphing over death. Romans held a festival called Saturnalia in which they made sacrifices to the God of Saturn in the name of a coming golden age. … Continue readingWheel of the Year: Yule