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The great gaels of Ireland are the men the gods made mad, for all their wars were merry, and all their songs were sad.

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Coyote replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

They did, however, the question we may never be able to answer is - what was being venerated, the natural element or the gods that put them there? New question sis, did the gods put them there, or are they one in the same? Is there a difference i...

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Coyote replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

This is something recent from Alexei which is a continuation of his original thought: How can we know anything at all about theological concepts in the Paleolithic period? All we have is mute remains and guesswork about them, usually reflecting t...

yesterday

Coyote replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

Honoring the land for the land's sake?...No I personally don't think the Celts (of any flavor) would have separated themselves from nature by giving it worship...All things were of equal value, even if a life had to be given for an herb...Oh look ...

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Coyote replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

I am sure others will point out such examples as the “land” choosing the King in Ireland or as some have pointed out the strong connection to water, rivers and wells. Now the question I raise is – were those nature elements honored because they we...

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Coyote replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

Semantics? There are no semantics in nature, these are our crosses to bare. Out there things are simple, survive or be someones shit. As for nature worship? Way to many have lived in the city for so long that they feel that appreciating the 'green...

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Coyote replied to Fool Coyote's discussion 'Satanism's category?'

'Satan is mentioned in all Three Abrahamic Holy Books' Other than being a liar, or traitor....show me where? Other than the Torah, or new testament....then where exactly?

November 4

Coyote replied to Lady Libra's discussion 'Hi Everyone, I'm New to Pagan Mystics'

Pagan is such a broad, amorphous term, it does really begin to loose any descriptive power. Paganism is everything, to everyone, except when it isn't. Huh?

October 15

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About Me: Hails, and welcome to my new PaganMystics page! Having been wrongly accused, and executed, I have returned from the land of the dead to continue my work here on our Network. I am a practicing Celtic Reconstructionist, Traditional Irish Draio, and a polytheist for 18 years. I am an avid hunter and outdoors-man. I look forward to working with every one of our members to help create a more complete picture of Paganism for others to follow, to create a meaning that will be mutually beneficial to all! May we each share what we know, to the benefit of one and all!

Beliefs and Practices- Please be Detailed: a:3:{i:0;s:5:"Druid";i:1;s:5:"Pagan";i:2;s:27:"Spiritual but not religious";}

Favorite Books: Celtic Heritage by Alwyn Rees and Brinley Rees
The Druids by Stuart Piggott
Ogam by Paul Rhys Mountfort
The Druid Source book by John Mathews
Celtic lore and Legend compiled by Dr. Bob Curran
Fire in the head by Tom Cowan
The Celts by Nora Chadwick
The Ancient Celts by Barry Cunliffe
The Celtic World: An Illustrated History : 700 B.C. to the Present (Hippocrene Illustrated Histories) by Patrick Lavin
Celtic book of the dead by Caitlin Mathews
Anything by Oxford University Press
or the American Archeological Journal

How Did You Hear About the PaganMystics Community?: I was here yesterday :)

Likes: I love my lala, first of all, she is a guiding light for this Druid, I like deep forest treks into Custer state park. That began in the Ozark mountains when I was very young. I like Fishing, hunting, being in an Irish centered town like the one I am in. I like sharpening knives, it's one of my hobbies, I see no purpose in a dull knife. When I'm not outdoors, I love to read books like those cited above, I enjoy studying Celtic texts, mostly Irish, but I love them all. It is interesting to find the similarities in the texts and lore of peoples who had no connection to one another, perhaps a link from earlier times and cultures.

Dislikes: I don't like people who get mad in a simple debate, I don't like willful ignorance, or people who interpret facts to support their own conclusion. People who are not interested in the truth of history because they think their views are ancient/

What's one thing you'd like to be remembered for when you pass?: Helping to preserve Irish tradition and history.

What Do You Expecte to Get out of This Site?: Learning and teaching.

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Strength and Honor

I am posting this as a blog on my page for two reasons. The first being because I don't think I've ever posted a blog on Mystics, and secondly because I'm not sure this should be a public thread. This way - I suppose if friends and other members would like to add something they can, but I won't be bad mouthing others in thread. Hard to tell others not to do that, if I can't do it myself.

As many know, it wasn't that long ago that I lay on what was far to close to being my death bed, being tol… Continue

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At 12:50pm on October 19, 2009, Lady Anastasia said…: I miss you muchly Mine Druid! I took care of the problem over on Twitter.

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At 8:30pm on July 21, 2009, Lady Anastasia said…: I've left you comments...what happened to them?

At 1:21pm on June 28, 2009, Susan Morris said…: Greetings: I see you hail from South Dakota. My family and I are planning a vacation in the Black Hills this summer, and I thought it might be nice to connect a bit with the pagan community while we are there. Usually we like to time our travels to coincide with a Pagan Pride Day or public CUUPS ritual. I've been unable to find any evidence of public groups, festivals or gatherings in the Black Hills. Do you know of anything in the area that would be of interest to an earth-based family? Thanks for reading this message. blessings, Susan

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At 11:06am on June 23, 2009, gypsywisdom said…: Hey there, never heard back from you so I thought I'd send a little "wus uppers" to ya.

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