Thank you Kris 😊

As an Englishman who is proud of both his Anglo-Saxon/Germanic and his Celtic Brythonic/Gallic ancestry (with a bit of Gaelic in there too), I think those peoples who have a connection to a Celtic past in at least a partial portion of their ancestry should be able to engage with Celtic culture and mythology today. Even if their ethnic group have been removed from it for some time.

The promised links: Celtosceptic - journal.fi/scf/article/view/60981/38889 Traditionalist - www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v21/n21/patrick-sims-williams/how-are-you-finding-it-here Nativism & non-nativism - www.academia.edu/23717200 0:00 Intro 0:19 Defining mythology 1:31 Defining Celtic 3:23 Celtosceptics and traditionalists 6:01 Language and oral tradition 7:32 The scribes 9:26 A revival of interest 10:50 Translations 14:07 A balance of possibilities

I've had visions of two of my past life one was a Saxon huscarl from Chester England around 10tj century and the other is of a Celtic warrior marching with other to go fight on a stone rode with rolling hills behind it. I would like to ask what would your thoughts be about what I said Kris Hughes

@KrisHughes

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It's not for me to comment on your personal visions.

@ThunderMoon6458

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@@KrisHughes I know I just wanted your opinion on if it's a god trying to show me something or it's something else because I just want someone's opinion so that way I can ponder on it so I can be understand

@ThunderMoon6458

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I only ask because you have the books and the knowledge that may help me. I've had visions of me fighting a demon using lightning, fire, light and rage. And being in the between worlds seeing a big wall of darkness on my left and on my right a portal in the air that shows the heavens a giant castle white and gold walls, houses, a big keep and a mountain behind it.

I think the materials lose some of the magic in translation.

@KrisHughes

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I think a lot comes through.

@fierceperedur

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@@KrisHughes Yes it does.

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