Shoutout to everyone else tuning in to their magical roots

Early pagan beliefs were deeply rooted in nature and the sacredness of springs/rivers, trees and fellow creatures because they understood on some level that humans were part of the web of the natural world. Abrahamic religions placed humans above natural things and justified the destruction of the natural world for our own use and greed. Humanism has taken that destruction to an even higher level of global proportions. I do not see this is a sustainable or ethical trajectory for humanity - and I think many people agree.

great video about an amazing country. Ireland is one of the most beautiful place in the world !

I feel it all stirring in my heart. Thank you..

Beautiful- thank you for sharing

Sensational! A true work of art! Was it made by this channel? It is so well done I could swear it was a TV-made-movie!

Incredible. Why hasn’t this more views?

Amazing great work

This is fantastic and well made.

Fantastic work

@nymer313

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Very enjoyable video.

Wonderful!!!!!!!

Wonderful!

Ireland is one of the few places where nature has a stronger hold on people, and they are more than happy about it there

Nicely done.

Great stuff

History becomes legend, legend to lessons, lessons are called myths...

18:51 - that's definitely a Canadian city with the red Scotia bank logo on that tower. Scotia bank is a Canadian bank named after the province of Nova Scotia (New Scotland).

@anniejackson6259

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome info

@O3177O

3 жыл бұрын

Correction, means New Ireland if ya do your research

@stephanieann9770

4 күн бұрын

Hibernia and Scotia were different lands

Well done

You all keep looking in the wrong direction... It is My House, that rode the wind horse... We carried horses across the sea... We traveled through Ireland and Europe and down to the Islands... Until the Eruption told us it was time to return Home. We brought the Stone from our House, to establish a New House.

There really seems to be a serious "thread of truth" that flows through all ancient myths, many of which have come to be proven, in varying levels and ways. I try to keep this in mind when I listen to the Mystical Myths of Eras Gone-by.

@athulfgeirsson

5 жыл бұрын

sophia perennis

She is Ilirian from Serbia from today city Tivat in Montenegro

Where is that at came from? (Instasub)

Truth in the fantastical waiting to be found again. And there it was, a major shift we've been stuck in ever since 7:46

I can't help but notice subtle similarities with Hebrew words and ideas in some of the very ancient myths here

Read the iron druid books tell u all about it

@kenmoore7310

6 жыл бұрын

arestar pie the books are great...Kevin Hearne is a amazing writer!

What troubled shores!!!?

13:33

@hyperxnight5011

4 жыл бұрын

Numbers have meaning,what do you know about them?

Seems intense but is allot evidence hinting is true was only just before time of Christ and he was magical to so who is to say seems very real because is in tune with the ancestry of Ireland was true stories and there is magik in real life is a hidden veil that when time is right exposes itself to preserve and advance the earth and the species

Why did you leave out the Ulster Plantation? Why neglect the importance of Irish mythology in re-establishing Irish independence. In an era of mass immigration how will we survive as a nation? Probably not, in spite of what Gaeilgeoirí who are for some strange reason the most enthusiastic about displacement levels of immigration, say.

The Egyptians back in the day were black Africans, Egypt is in Africa.

I enjoyed this but am hesitant to give it a like because I sense an anti-Christian slant,except for the appreciation of Celtic Christianity, which was still Catholic BTW! In my experience,being Christian hasn't made us any less Irish nor reduced our ability to tell stories nor made us forget the old tales.My father was devout and he told me the old legends. My husband is only in his 30s, a big Mass-going Irish builder with tattoos and a shaven head but he still believes in the Fairies. I do too because I have always been able to sense the "otherness" of this beautiful land, especially as I was reared in England, which is so much more mundane than Ireland. Even Glastonbury and Stonehenge do not give me the sense that just sitting in the Glen of Aherlow or next to Lough Gur or even wandering in the fields and blackthorn rings around my mother's childhood home in the countryside! Christ loves Ireland and the Irish, He has never tried to diminish us and it would be unfair to say otherwise!

@numerouno.5445

2 жыл бұрын

@HanselManCan The British Isles was Celtic Christian. Modern Roman Catholicism was introduced into Ireland by the Anglo Normans.

Danu was a late fabrication by an English author and was not actually part of the Irish pantheon.. Danu was just a simplistic way of explaining where the word danann came from in tuatha de danann... Its actually incredibly disrespectful. Its like me making up a Hindu God called goipo and convincing everyone goipo is equal to Vishnu in importance.. Its just simply not true and disgusting. The history and true legends are epic, beautiful and hugely important to the Irish people They don't need to be fabricated... The true ones are more interesting anyway!

@adityanawani8134

5 жыл бұрын

Jay Pee Danu is mentioned in rig veda buddy.

The desendants of Jehoshua have an old national contract made on celtic ground for spreading the right religious belief ... Rome never had that allowance and will never get it , the anglicians aswell not ... only the old pagans have it . The Holy Family are Gods for the celtic people equal as their ones . Bran ( Joseph of Arimathea -second husband of Mary Magdalene )was a God for the celtic people.

Speculate on contact with Egypt? DNA testing says it actually happened.

@liamquinn1981

6 жыл бұрын

Fredrick Rourk do you have a link for that? I dont think thats true.

@MrRourk

6 жыл бұрын

liamquinn1981 www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35179269 Also Google Red Headed Egyptian Kings. I think it went the other way. Irish sailed into Egypt and Conquered it.

@pamelabrooker7976

6 жыл бұрын

Its realy not hard to figure that out. With a little homework youll find there once existed the country of Dannan which bordered the very top of what we now call Greece ( though at the time it was all city states and not a country at all ). It's not hard to figure out that the Tuatha De Dannan ( tribe of Danu ) came from Dannan. Since Dannan was a mediteranean country and involved with the various trade routes ( especially bordering the straits as they did ) that contact with the Egyptians was inevitable..

@pamelabrooker7976

6 жыл бұрын

britam.org/traditions3.html

@liamquinn1981

6 жыл бұрын

pamela brooker that is the most ridiculous thing ive heard of. First of all the link you posted is referencing the Lost Tribe of Dan from the OT which was located in northern "Israel" not Northern Greece. Im work in the history field in Ireland. What would you like to know? Remember early medieval irish christian writers tried to tie the local people back to biblical events just like Bede in england around the same time. Poetic license. Research is never simple. More involved than a couple of youtube videos in your echo chamber! 😂

Catholicism is not Christianity! Some of the old gods were benevolant, such as The Lady of the Lake, among others

@odonnchada9994

3 жыл бұрын

The One True Faith.☘✝️🕯

im very confused... this is about ireland and nobody mentioned how awsome jesus/rome/england is...

@Facelessbuster

6 жыл бұрын

nunya nunya why would they?

@nunyanunya4147

6 жыл бұрын

apparently you are new to youtube and documentories from the 90-00s

@LonasStart

6 жыл бұрын

Don't worry, all the myths and history has already been anti-Christianized and Feminized through time, so now it's became part of the telling.

@jessyh2044

6 жыл бұрын

It's called the mythic history of Ireland. Not how it became Christiansted. How does anyone figure history has become feminized? Weird..

@pamelabrooker7976

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome?? I'll give you one word for how awesome they were.. Boudica