The Druids - History, Philosophy, Religion (Full Documentary)

[@AztlanOz]

I fell asleep listening & had the most exhilarating dream experience now I must go back & listen consciously to understand why 🤣 🙏

[@loisfolk5492]

I did too. What’s up with that?

[@Aervund]

Dank

[@MommaLousKitchen]

Happens to me a lot.

[@saransong5547]

I did it 3 times. Finally finished on the 4th viewing.

[@zacharycannon-bryant6942]

I had two dreams when I fell asleep listening to this

[@SteepSix]

This guy is relentless. Thoroughly tenacious in depth of detail and scope of sources. Reviewing, learning, and amalgamating much knowledge here in two swift hours!

[@zeroh7671]

Put down the thesaurus.

[@SteepSix]

@@zeroh7671 pick up a dictionary.

[@culbinator]

Well said and I totally agree. By the way the thesaurus/dictionary comments had me laughing 😂😂😂

[@phosallphosphor-us-death-e3966]

Pick up your parable son of man and speak unto them

[@nitinbull8720]

Druid are vaidik ppl of India ,who migrated from india,

[@jasonspades5628]

I like how unbiased and informative this is. It's straight educational and not some kind of attempt to preach.

[@oneeyedwilly8139]

A two hour video about druids!? My day at work just got much better. Thank you.

[@mimiandthemuse]

To hear the natural pace you have to speed it up to 1.25. I did and it sounded perfect. I'm not sure why it's been slowed down. ??

[@pacochawa2746]

Where can I get paid to watch utube lol. Keep the dream alive.

[@larapalma3744]

Get back to work!!!! Lol

[@abstract5249]

Honestly you really shouldn't be watching this at work. There's a time and place for everything and you need to give your job your full undivided attention. Unless you're your own boss in which case you can do whatever you what.

[@cynewberry2449]

Ha ha haha😅😂🤣

[@johnnyjohnson1326]

The amount of time and research you put into this is greatly appreciated!

[@privatprivat7279]

this video is literally a gold mine for me!

[@arlenehohneker9053]

Why wasn't the daughter of Diancecht, Airmed mentioned as part of the 365 herbs? She indexed and categorized them before Diancecht scattered them.

[@behremadra]

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[@feloniousbutterfly]

Considering I have connected with many of these elements throughout my life without knowing most of this history, I feel like there was never a 'last druid'. Many of their practices and ideas still resonate within us, as they are fairly basic human desires and hopes. Fascinating documentary, thank you.

[@kenzie7075]

@Mad Man Moon yea they def not gone then 🤣

[@lanceroberthough1275]

@Mad Man Moon when the evil of a snow flake in June could still be a source of relief.

[@annychest718]

Yes they sacrificed a young man who was found in a lake in Epping UK for the winter solstice of Antaria It's a Serbian ritual but Druids Pagans witches and Celts often share rituals.. First fruits was a pharic deception of God's word..about farming and letting the first fruits go to seed to ensure a harvest..The people were instructed by the priests to sacrifice their first child that's why prostitutes were placed in the temples 😭 all this comes from the Levant..but if the crops failed they would take it to the nex level..Carthage bears proof of the extremes they took it to..also Tunisia and Jerusalem..the Gauls hung out in grave yards with the Goths from gaulgotha..who went to Finland.. Catholics always say holy ghost instead of holy spirit

[@12jazion]

There was definitely a "last druid" since everything we know about them and their beliefs was written by the Romans who conquered them and outlawed druids and any practicing druid was punished by death so what we think they were is what the Romans said they were and the Romans did not give us a fair and unbiased history of them.

[@daphnekaa4307]

#NotLastDruid 🤩 Roman descendants also ‘settled’ in my country, passed a law “banning” our ‘TOHUNGA’. They could not ever really succeed because like them we have also been made in the image of our Holy Almighty Eternal Creator, hardwired! Despite this law being ‘active’ our people continue to acknowledge our Tohunga regardless of the settlers #JustSaying #HomeGrown&CustomMade #AotearoaForever

[@Chris-cx8vr]

That was amazing! Loved it! Celtic and Druidic history is so fascinating. Fantastic work man :-)

[@MichaelRogerStDenis]

I'm very happy that the algorithm led me to your channel. Excellent quality material. Keep it up and your channel will continue to grow!

[@alasdairtaylor4441]

Exactly what I needed, No one does what you do Fortress

[@dteun]

Asha logos!

[@thegreenmage6956]

@@dteun Asha Logos still hasn’t done a Subverted History on the Celts. I really hope he does, and touches on the current denial of Celtic civilisation in academia.

[@dteun]

@@thegreenmage6956 that would be awesome.

[@hyperboreanarchives7299]

This video was so much more than I could have anticipated. Thank you for keeping alight the fires of Tradition, I am now much better informed in the ways of our sagacious ancestors.

[@Peace-Weaver]

Absolutely wonderful treatment of the ephemeral Druids! Seeing as the former big players like Nat Geo and the History Channel can no longer put together an objective and intellectually sound documentary, I'm glad to see YT channels like yours flourishing. I really liked your touches on ritual practice and the way you widened it up by broadening the cultural horizon! It was particularly interesting to see how the mistletoe was handled in ritual. I see quite clear parallels to the myth of the death of Baldr where we can assume, with some degree of probability, that it was no mere myth but a description of physical phenomena grounded in ritual where people annually might've burned a human representative of the god and cut the mistletoe with solemn ceremony. It seems as though this myth was acted out as a magical rite to cause the sun to shine, trees to grow, crops to thrive, and to guard man and beast from the dark arts of elves, fairies, trolls and witches with evil intent. IIRC scholars have argued that Baldr should be viewed as a tree spirit/deity of vegetation, who first and foremost represented a particular kind of sacred tree, the oak. The mistletoe, as an evergreen semi-parasitic living on the oak, represented the seat of its life, its external soul. Ceremonies and rites thus embodied the oak and its life force as a living man, who could neither be killed nor wounded so long as the mistletoe remained uninjured. The pulling of the mistletoe was thus at once the signal and the cause of Baldr's death.

[@annychest718]

And the myth of Christmas which was Saramara

[@Peace-Weaver]

No idea what you're talking about. Sorry!

[@johangrostkerck6046]

What? Are you saying Ancient Aliens isn't objective and intellectually sound!?

[@mattvdh]

I wouldn't call them ephemeral, they were around for 10's of thousands of years. Ancient peoples

[@adelinespeer6269]

@@Peace-Weaver You need to read real history which this is. The Irish brought knowledge to the whole world. Years ago all peoples in the world spoke Old Irish and they would kill you or chop off your head as they did not want people to know the old languages of the whole world. People spoke Arabic later. Iranians know about a lot of this history and Scottish and Irish people. The Fir Bolgs were the first people in Ireland then the Formonians. Ireland was Atlantis the 1st civilization on earth. All knowledge in the world comes from Ireland. Yes we educated the whole world.

[@suleskos.2743]

This video just randomly popped up on a friend's tv, but no one was signed in, which I thought curious as I am fascinated with history and reverent towards the Irish. Anyway, I watched it, and WOW! Meticulously constructed, perfectly narrated, extremely detailed, flawlessly laid out. You are a treasure amongst piles of junk. You have a new subscriber and a new follower on Facebook. Thank you for your obvious dedication and integrity to your work!

[@Dingusmaningus]

That last quote, about the rivers, valleys and mountains "now able to be put to the use of man, rather than be held in worship" (by the christian Gildas) is simply STAGGERING.. It encapsulates everything in a sentence - the beginning of our divorce from nature and the sentiment leading to our downfall. Terrible. This video is fantastic, your work is hugely, hugely appreciated.

[@Bakarost]

Man has always willed over that which he could. Back then they couldnt. Now we can and do. Give them the knowledge and power we have now they would do the same. In my opinion. Hope u have a great day, no means is this a shit post.

[@chakravyuha_arjun]

Climate change (actually destruction) will be the final judge of who lived more meaningfully

[@Moccsnosocks]

@@Bakarost ​ @Bakarost It's all about balance. If we deplete the Earth of her resources, what then say you of the power of our will over the world? Without balance it is but destruction, not life. The loss of our spirit is a loss to the Earth and to the divine order of the cosmos.

[@mercster]

It's very primitive to worship nature. I know you grew up in school learning about Earth Day, and about how we're all doomed, and how awfully important it is to separate your plastic from your paper in recycling bins... but worshiping a river, or a rock? Where did the river or rock come from? A more advanced spirituality, pondering the origin of things (i.e., theology) could also lead to protecting nature, without the debased, mindless worship of inanimate objects.

[@chakravyuha_arjun]

@@mercster it's easy to discard. Why not experiment it for a week or two? If there is any truth, it might reach you. Else come back and share results. That would be a higher pedestal.

[@MDE1992]

You've really risen high man. Thanks for all the work you put into it. From the Netherlands.

[@ericmay7722]

The hyperboreans were Germanic

[@chrisg.k487]

Drys in greek means oak. Near in my town we have the Dodona Oracle. Ancient Greeks honored the sacred oak.

[@FortressofLugh]

I plan to do a video about that in the future. I did a study of it a few years back. Lucky that you are able to live near so many great places

[@ShawneenBear]

I look forward to the story of the Dodona Grove and the sacred precincts to the Goddess Artemis/Diana?

[@auld_boy]

I discovered records of a Sibyl who lived in a cave here in Yorkshire England..there’s such a similarity to the sibyls of Greece, Cumae etc 🙏

[@anubisswift]

Extensive and well rounded. Touches on all aspects of the druidic realm. Bravo. We are all excited to see this video flourish.

[@asiag6863]

When you said a Druid video I did not expect this spectacular in depth masterpiece! ❤❤❤ thank you

[@nightmaredoxies999]

Well ..now, u just convinced me to clear 2 hours of my schedule 😀

[@OmniaSubSol]

Yeah, this is awesome! I've sat through 5 hour documentaries on the druids and they usually just present a few limited facts in the midst of circle talk & fluff and promote themselves or their organization the whole time...or just keep saying "but most knowledge about the druids has been lost entirely to time...." lol

[@rudolfkraffzick642]

Great prechristian traditions from the ancient greek philosophers to the druids and actual paganism from Iceland (Asatru) to the Baltic (Lithuanian Romuva). Awaiting the downfall of the western atheistic and materialistic Empire.

[@Dwg256]

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[@Survivethejive]

Wow this is your greatest video. Must have taken a long time to make

[@FortressofLugh]

Thanks a lot. It did take a long time. Hopefully the result was worth it.

[@lowlandnobleman6746]

Hey! Funny seeing you here! It took him three times as long making this one in comparison with his usual videos. In my humble estimation, it’s more than three times as good as the usual content.

[@parchment543]

Fortress of Lugh u hope? This is the best yet!!!! Keep up the great work!

[@thegreenmage6956]

@@FortressofLugh I’ve been listening to nearly the whole thing now, and I can tell what this is is truly a summary of all the individual videos you’ve made over the years - AND you’ve stepped up the production quality for this of course, it’s noticeable! But you know what the next step is; publishing.

[@mykalkelley8315]

Is their any connection between the jews and the druids

[@Ricca_Day]

The current Overlords are in some pretty deep, dank nastiness then. For the abandonment of Natural Order and the mockery of Truth and holiness has become replaced by the limitless lassitude of Corporate Collective Coopting by the need of greed for worldly Power.. but devoid of any sincere spiritual desires towards the Creator and Source of All Creation. Time for a little Truth to Reign from Above.. led by the Holy Love of Christ. This video is so beautifully done, Kevin. The Truth of Grace is Transcendent. Thank you so much for sharing this information in such a gracious fashion. I see the honoring of our ancestors is in keeping with the Intentions of Christ towards Right living and honoring of the Principles of Holiness and grace. This was a wonderfully well done presentation. Thank you. Blessings. 🍃 💛 🍃

[@bullzdawguk]

It's easy to see how they could recite their teachings from memory, using poetic rhythm. When you think of all the songs you know every word to, then it's easily feasible. I know literally hundreds of songs. In fact, I couldn't even say the exact amount, I know so many. Even more telling, if I haven't heard a song for many years, I still remember the words. I've long said they should teach using music, because you never forget a song. 😀

[@cade_510]

So true

[@TraditionalAnglican]

And they would have repeated them over & over again until they mastered the stories - This would have been nothing at all like the game of “telephone” so many of us played as children. Think of reciting a 6 minute song 60 times with a student and having that student sing it by himself until he did it note for note & sound for sound, having him do the same sequence the next day with another student, having that sequence repeated daily for 6 months, What you will hear at the end of the 6 months will be the same song you repeated with your student on that first day…

[@trynafindpeaceofmind1019]

I was on a road trip a few weeks back and the amount of songs i knew every word too of all genres some i hadnt heard or thought of in almost 20 years and i didnt miss a beat or a word it started to be mind blowing to me i was tripping out a little bit😂 i was like how have i never thought about this and been this shocked by this before now 😂

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

This is how my mom taught us [with a melody] things like how to spell our names, our phone number, and our address as kids and I have taught my children through the same method because it really does work very well 🎉❤

[@thegreenmage6956]

Ooo bloody hell. I knew you’d return to this subject at some point since you had to abandon that earlier Druid series but... It looks like you have produced an Opus! Will take a long time to unpack. I’m sure we’ll be referring back to this for years to come. Nice one.

[@JEKAZOL]

Amazing work. I am always worried with KZbin about possible mistakes, but if the dude from STJ is giving it the thumbs up? Then that must be a good sign. Inspirational content.

[@jessiehermit9503]

Survive the Jive?

[@sheridad64]

@@jessiehermit9503 I was wondering what it meant too.

[@dhsscd]

Best I have heard on this topic. Good job and thanks.

[@leminjapan]

It's crazy how thoroughly researched and this is. I never expected the history of the druids to go so deep, all the way from the Hungarian Plains to Greece to Rome and back. Amazing work.

[@FortressofLugh]

Thank you

[@johannahunderwood4596]

Thank you so much for making this video. There is so much information in there that I can’t possibly take it all in during just one play, so I will listen to it again, probably many times. It is very well produced, narration and sound design on point, and therefore listening to it many times is a bonus and not a problem! I felt a sense of sadness at the end there, because it showed the mindset of those who superseded the people of the forests - when the woodlands became nothing more than a resource to be exploited rather than a place of reverence which was protected. Humans are still cutting them down.

[@49mrbassman]

Awesome video. Totally boggled my toggle. Sat glued to the screen totally absorbed in it. I know the Romans thought they had wiped out the Druids in the slaughter of them on the Isle of Anglesey, but they were uncessful. Many escaped to Scotland and the Islands and a great many went to Ireland.

[@amanderps970]

BRILLIANT!!! Thank you for such a long, long, exceptionally researched and scripted video!!

[@feral7523]

There was a tradition in Ireland of people that done wrong or broke their promise/broke a pact burying them facing North on a hill so the Sun would never touch them and there soul would be trapped there forever.

[@LynxSouth]

A rather clear example of a belief that the sun is the source of growth/change. Do you know of any other beliefs that include the sun? Edit: I mean Irish/Celtic traditions like the one you mentioned, where the Sun's action or inaction has spiritual effects.

[@1invag]

@@LynxSouth all of them? lol

[@annychest718]

A very superstitious people

[@annychest718]

@@LynxSouth It comes from the Gypsies from Egypt..but some deny this.. also the afterlife has the same origins.

[@dravenamor6052]

You deserve more likes and more subscribers. Your content is so informative. Thank you for this work.

[@TreforTreforgan]

There has been a bit of a revolution in our thinking of Celtic Britain of late, mostly thanks to historian Barry Cunliffe. In his book Celts From the West he argues against the 300 year old narrative that Celtic culture came to Britain in C700 BCE. He attests rather that Celtic culture (linguistic) was born and refined in Britain and then spread out to the continent. His conclusions are based on modern evidence that just weren’t available for discussion 300 years ago. This is fascinating from the point of view of one who speaks a Celtic language (Welsh) as it places our language as indigenous to Britain and has been spoken here in some form for some 5000 years. The implications of this to us culturally is no small thing, as for one it posits the construction of Stonehenge as culturally British and not pre-British as has been consistently claimed. Just thought I’d introduce you to this narrative.

[@FortressofLugh]

I have a video on this narrative and have all of his works on it. However, I think recent genetic research speaks against it. The Bell Beakers were a seperate but closely related Indo-European peoples that were assimilated into the broader Celtic sphere probably through invasions starting by 1200bc. Much respect to Dr. Cunliffe, and I have at points considered his position and was convinced, but ultimately I think, given the genetic studies, that the Bell Beaker population did not change significantly, but that there was a small influx of mainland Celtic elites that shifted the language and religious practices somewhat, but that these groups were not far apart to begin with.

[@FortressofLugh]

Also, Barry Cunliffe's argument does not claim that Stonehenge is "British" in the sense of having a direct connection to the Celts or Beaker people. It explicitly claims, correctly, that the earlier peoples who created Stonehenge largely disappeared at least partly though conflict with incoming Beaker People, and that these Indo-European peoples appropriated the sites which were built by others. This is actually a very old argument but has been proven through genetic studies. The only difference is that Cunliffe, Koch, and others switched the direction, so that the Beaker People were the originators of the Celtic language rather than a Danube origin. If this was the case though we would expect to see an outflow of genetics from Britain and Ireland into mainland Europe in the early Iron Age or before, but the opposite has now been detected, with about a 10% inflow in the late Bronze Age. Regardless, it doesn't change who the British people are today, it is only an interesting historical point. The question of what makes something "native" is touchy, but I think more than 3000 years residing somewhere ought to do it. Welsh is more native to Wales than French to France or Arabic to Egypt, so the need to constantly try and push the age further and further back to prove it is native is needless. It has existed there longer than most other languages or people have anywhere on earth, as people move about, get wiped out in invasions, have lost languages, etc.

[@TreforTreforgan]

Fortress of Lugh well, his claim that British Celtic culture is about 5000 years old places Stonehenge, at 3000bce, to be at the beginnings of that cultural period, surely? Stonehenge wasn’t completed until 2000bce however, which if Cunliffe’s thesis holds water Celtic British culture was well established by its completion.

[@3rdeye671]

@@TreforTreforgan are you including the Bell Beaker Folk as Celtic? For as far as I know the Celts were an Iron Age people arising after 1000 BC.

[@TreforTreforgan]

@@3rdeye671 I don’t know so much about that. All I’m doing is introducing Barry Cunliffe’s thesis about the origins of British Celtic peoples and culture. The word Celtic is a bit of a conceit anyhow, and is confusing to our understanding of history. The word Celt was deliberately used as a replacement for Gallic at a time when pre Anglo Saxon British history was entering the popular imagination. The thinking was that the Gallic title would further marginalise the Welsh in the eyes of the English, as the the word is also historically associated with France and this was also the time where Napoleon was carving up Europe. Essentially Cunliffe posits that our understanding of British history is way off, and that people had been speaking Gallic languages (Brythonic, Welsh etc) for millennia and that the assertion that Gallic/Celtic culture arrived in Britain around 700bce is historically inaccurate.

[@SparturaiMMA]

By far the best video on KZbin about the Druids. I am fascinated by them and am always looking for more information about them. Great job dude!

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

Ohhh this is going to be one of those things I have to play several times to get it all.. 🥰 Thank you for all the hard work you put into this 😊😊

[@foxfly2372]

Same here!

[@edwardvargasozona]

I didn't go experience stone headge While in Europe 1999... Next trip...

[@privatprivat7279]

u have NO IDEA how important your video is for me, thank u

[@mercedescreates]

Absolutely wonderful journey through the known history of the druids. I am listening to this as I am painting my own interpretation of a Celtic-knotted "Tree of Life".

[@mikamikalson7393]

Just when I thought I had a good understanding of the Druids, foundations rattled yet again. Great presentation, much appreciated!!

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

Fascinating! Thank you for all the research; I'll be watching this one again for sure

[@HighSpeedHamilton]

This video is... absolutely mind blowing. I can't even imagine how long it took.

[@barbaraolson600]

Wow, how interrelated we are, thank you for the time and research to make this.

[@hollyb7142]

This was beautiful and gave me chills. Thank you so much. 🌛🌕🌜

[@vampiresnvrhrtu]

Bb

[@ladymustard4755]

Well researched and highly informative! I've been looking for videos the last few days regarding Celtic mythology, paganism and the druids. Your content, by far, has been most thorough and well-cited. Looking forward to watching more!

[@dubhainoceanntabhail5262]

Excellent, very interesting and educational and well researched. Glad to see its 2hrs long as I think a short vid would not ne long enough to cover this topic..

[@project-unifiedfreepeoples]

You, my friend, have a very eloquent, and sophisticated gift. It is your implementation of emotion and vocabulary skills that brought a feeling of complete immersion into your complex tale. For this, I have subscribed, and offer my sincerest gratitude.

[@gaventer2022]

Wow! You certainly weren't kidding when you said an extensive documentary... Excellent work! Thank you for all the indepth research that obviously went into this. Gonna enjoy this a bit later tonight when there are no distractions. 🌟

[@robertmacdonald6527]

Some people pay $100's for cable and never get content this good. Let's show some appreciation for Fortress and buy him cup of coffee on Patreon. Look at what he is able to accomplish for as little as $1/month.

[@Liefvikerson]

I'll do better than that.

[@Liefvikerson]

I actually don't know what to do with my analysis of the fly 🎵💸🕊️

[@khrystianniyoko5619]

This was life changing content.This was fascinating information on Druids #obsessed. Thank you I definitely will support you on patreon!

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

So wonderful. Thank you so much for putting this together.

[@xenigmacreacher3.0x99]

I wasn’t expecting so much content about them my ancestors I found it really interesting about the gods, fire and water and what there beliefs were great video

[@larapalma3744]

Lol no way you can be sure

[@IloveCamels335]

Druid here too. Long line from my fathers side. Was so excited to find this video.

[@auld_boy]

I was born and lived most of my life about 10 mins drive from the serpent stone. It’s crazy to me that hardly anyone around here has ever heard of it, yet I come across it on a strangers KZbin account! Nice work on the video and great research and presentation. Diolch from Yr Hen Ogledd (the old north) 🙏

[@AnnaBridgland]

This was wonderful to watch, thank you for putting in so much great work!

[@lunettasuziejewel2080]

It's hard to pick a favorite part of this video, but two stand out to me in particular: 1) The similarities across cultures. The whole idea of "Proto-Indo-European"-ness. How the idea posited at the end of the Druids possibly believing the soul and the cosmos being of the same type lines up perfectly with Advaita Hinduism. Feeling how connected we all are; how when our ancestors separated to new lands and into new peoples, we took our common natal ideas with us and just adapted them to the new circumstances. 2) I was crafting while watching the video and felt inordinately pleased with myself when the presenter spoke about crafters being the child/incarnation of the god associated with that craft 😎

[@daisoneill5303]

Informative and beautifully presented I will watch it again and again. Thank you.

[@lastpirateslife]

thanks for this full presentation, and the graphics are a very nice touch.

[@WynonaCosplay]

Top quality stuff! Seriously, keep up the phenomenal work.

[@davebeecher6579]

Thank you for your time and effort 😊 I'm enjoying this story very much

[@BaltimoresBerzerker]

It's very interesting they held the Hazel and Acorn in high regard. From what I've researched so far, both were essential to the survival of mesolithic Europeans. They would gather and roast huge amounts of these nuts for storage and consumption, even making bread out of them. I'm looking for evidence that these people deliberately spread the oak and Hazel in a quasi permaculture effort.

[@LynxSouth]

You know most American Indians ate acorns and made bread from them, right? Just fyi.

[@BaltimoresBerzerker]

@yamswole that's very interesting! I wonder how far back it was being utilized as a food source

[@carrikrueger9696]

I am a 'food anthroplogist' \ chef, and yes, Hazel n Acorn were/are important protein sources!! hard to say about cultivation/propagation..so much more to learn!

[@BaltimoresBerzerker]

@@LynxSouth yes I do! As a matter of fact, when I was researching Amazonian Amerindians is when I first realized the possibility of ancient humans purposefully altering the landscape to benefit themselves. Not agriculture as we know it, but something like it. Now I look for signs of it everywhere. The research which led me to this possibility involves a land area the size of France that has edible plants being unnaturally overly represented in the flora. Specifically edible fruits, greens, and nuts along with medicinal plants. This coupled with the existence of terra preta in the same area is a strong indicator that something like an intentional, scientific permaculture effort may have taken place there. Then I watched a lecture about Mesolithic Scotland, and the strong evidence of fires, seemingly intentionally started, in the acorn and hazel forests that existed then. The researchers thought it was evidence of intentional burnings for the purpose of clearing land for pasture. But fire is what allows acorn and or hazel to spread! I share this because I think you'll find the native American permaculture activities to be particularly interesting.

[@iamgauty3647]

It makes sense. And seems everything is about balance. Give and take. The oak tree gives us air we give it air in return. No surprise the big boys have been trying to hide the true healing power of mistletoe and acorn for decades. Then tell us, if you worship things that sustain you. Like the sun or a oak tree. Your a satanic pagan worshiping maniac right. This world is so backwards.

[@giuseppersa2391]

Truly a most masterful episode. Kevin your knowledge and understanding are contagious to us! Warm greetings and wishes to you from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦🌹

[@thewayfaringshadow]

Knock out video! Thank you so much! Like many others mentioned a source list of some sort (doesn't have to be more than title and author) would be amazing.

[@hollylynnoverin6126]

This is a wealth of informative wisdom from our past and into our future.

[@HeavensEye666]

Ben McBrady told "They feared the sky falling down on them" referred to meteorite showers which were more prevalent back then, hence the need for shelters such as the dolmens.

[@adolfhipsteryolocaust3443]

Unlikely

[@HeavensEye666]

@@adolfhipsteryolocaust3443 your "unlikely" means nothing, McBrady's reason for their existence is logical and better than any other I've heard, in fact, you tells us what they were for!

[@adolfhipsteryolocaust3443]

@@HeavensEye666 if that was the reason we would see this belif among other people on earth, it is unlikely that the celts were the only ones dealing with these metheor showers, I don't have a theoey about what it means and it's ok because some things are just obsucure and we have no idea

[@gerhardheydrich3146]

An interesting idea, but as dolmens were ancient tombs created for a small elite of important people (as backed up by numerous archaeologcal finds) it is at least very unlikely. The general population of Britain were scattered across a wide area. I am not sure what evidence McBrady uses for a greater prevalence of meteor showers, but it must be remembered that the dolmens were constructed by pre-Celtic peoples around 5000 BCE and I am not aware of meteor showers being more prevelant at that time (although I once found a tektite meteorite in a field by a menhir in the UK), All of the dolmens found in the UK were originally covered with a mound of earth although there may have been an open access point in some, enabling bones to be brought in or taken out.

[@alisonaussie4995]

Solar cyclical variation of orbit, solar outburst of CME of a catastrophic nature which at its peak brings visual disturbances to the night sky, atmospheric electrical phenomena bringing the sky to earth, earthquake and tsunami. In its lead up years brings crop failure, weather extremes, sickness.

[@linden2080]

This was immensely helpful and insightful, I’m planning on joining the courses at OBOD so I’m very grateful to have seen this video!

[@rhondasampsel2806]

I think that perhaps people have let their minds downgrade a group that many feared because of lack of knowledge.I have a little Irish, Cherokee and A lot of Hills in my blood coming from Ky and we too are misunderstood but simply have a great Bloodline as we are Sur Ivor's and I think it is good to have knowledge on all religions and use God's Discernment.The Druids seemed like they lived and believed much of what I was taught as a child.Great video.

[@ComeRee]

Diolch yn fawr - Thank you very much. Your use and explanation of sources goes above and beyond, where it's so refreshing to watch a video on history that truly seeks to contextualise and truly understand sources [contrasted against the authors biases and place/point in time] - as so to try to ascertain the best truth/understanding! Druids aren't dead... because you are one! :D Cariad fawr o Gymru a groeso i mynd yma pob amser! Much love from Wales and welcome to come here any time! x

[@jobynamcgee8563]

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[@auld_boy]

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[@eriksoley6774]

This is fantastic, great job! Much appreciated.

[@jrod25221]

Great find i give guys like u thanks on your work on a subject that's not so main stream but much needed by the masses

[@Tricia_12472]

Absolutely wonderful! Your scholarship and thoughtful, unbiased presentation was appreciated. Thank you.

[@darlenekozlovskis6907]

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[@FVC514]

Brilliant! You are doing a great job

[@lilivonshtup3808]

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[@Scar-jg4bn]

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[@heshiram1188]

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[@Mulindinu]

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[@constantinatanita1687]

Set my settings at 1.5 speed, still, clearly understandable.

[@Mulindinu]

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[@itsgoodmedicinewithewayea2428]

Loved it! So extensive - just wonderful!

[@countvanbruno182]

Simply amazing!!! Great job with this documentary.

[@martianalligatorfarm3561]

This is a huge wealth of information I'm going to have to watch it a couple of times

[@suki5142]

Please continue with your extensive research,it is great.Would love to watch more.

[@NormBoyle]

Interesting that Hyperborians were in Thrace when Historians reported that Thracians had mainly red hair, and later reported to have migrated north where redheads are found in Ireland, Scotland and Britain, while Bulgeria doesn't have much red hair since they left.

[@duantorruellas716]

There is more information here about the druids that I've ever seen . A valid piece of academic research . Yes much to be learned here .

[@charlesmaasz247]

Unbelievable amount of work!! Phenomenal. Thank you 🙏

[@barbaralucas1220]

Amazing video. Thank you for the hard work you put into this. Appreciate it. Adore history 😊

[@LittleMighty1956]

Wow! Beautiful work, awesome narration and so informative, thank you.

[@JonathanDavisKookaburra]

So much incredibly good info. Be a patron of this guy if you can.

[@60079regulatorylaw]

Brilliant commentary and Insight. Thanks you for Sharing.

[@DanDavisHistory]

Wow I can't believe you've done this. Amazing.

[@Girlunseen]

Skyrim music playing in the background was a nice touch.

[@Grey-Wolf-Adventuring]

Your work is so detailed and relaxing! It’s such an inspiration to my creative writing, love finding out about the religious culture of our forbearers!

[@brennansmith6474]

Not really

[@Alun49]

Just stumbled across this channel. Liked and subscribed. This looks like a fantastic resource for those of us interested in our celtic ancestry.

[@glitchcoven]

As a patron of yours, I just want to say I really love your Celtic videos. I am really looking forward to watching this one in full later. One thing I would ask for future videos, can you add text in the video for the quote you're reading? I really helps to take the quote in fully. Also, I would love to see collabs with other YT reconstructionists, but that's not hugely important. Edit: I mean longer quotes here. Not short, easy to digest ones of course.

[@FortressofLugh]

I had considered adding the text. Next time I will.

[@Craftsman8022]

As a patron of this planet, much thanks. I truly hope your satisfied in your great effort - Rwy'n dy garudi

[@thenoellew]

YESSS AN ACTUAL COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS!!! As an Anthropology student, thank you!

[@stephenmorgan2016]

Thank you this was amazing. Really in depth.

[@MichaelMoore-te4ld]

Great story telling friend! Lots of info and pictures!

[@vmhutch]

Although I've always been fascinated by the druids, I am much more fascinated by the old religion's ties to Indo-European traditions. This is a wonderfully constructed video. At first I was concerned when I started to watch it that the author had an agenda to describe some cosmic truth that only the druids could reveal, but in fact the author reveals the continuity of the bronze age Vedic traditions, though he does not mention the Yamnaya, it is implied by his many references to an indo European/indo Iranian cosmology. His conclusion that the structure of the old cosmos sees nature as inseparable from godliness and the successor cosmos as seeing nature as something to be exploited by man is revelatory to me. His very thorough depictions of the hierarchy of the ancient gods as a Trinity was very descriptive and very thorough. I wish he would have spent some time addressing the Greek philosophical imposition of the Trinity on Christianity. I cannot wait to watch some of his other videos.

[@alexanderray7416]

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[@anonymoose684]

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[@daisypeters3216]

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[@tassia1954]

I also met the word Eth meaning fire Hommer calls the africans Ethiopians because their colour is like the coals.And they were the beloved people of Poseidon.We still call ethali αιθάλη meaning smoke and αιθαλομίχλη Ethalomichli meaning fog.Thank you for mentioning the Greeks (Hellenes)and the Greek words drus wich we still use in everyday language !Great video thank you !!!

[@izzysdrywall1643]

Indigenous native from the Americas say white peoples are associated with fire black peoples protector of water. Yellow people wind. N red people protectors of Mother Earth

[@Liesl_Cigarboxguitar]

Fantastic..! This is the most interesting and fascinating video I have seen in a long time... thanks

[@DarkwaveMistress]

I'm sad I didn't find this channel before. This documentary is so well put together!

[@memnochseluna]

Thank you for this! I saw a recommendation for your channel on a video from Parable, and I agree your content is much better. I'm here for judgement free historical knowledge.

[@ME-fo7si]

I’ve just finished listening to the audio book Oera Linda, whether it’s true or not, what is fascinating is the connection to the British language to the Frisian people. It’s long but well worth a listen.

[@lwmaynard5180]

Yes in Robert Scrutton book THE OTHER ATLANTIS , does cover the subject of OERA LINDA . THE FRIESANS of Nederland and coastal Denmarken later coastal Frikland , in Germany ? ? Their ancient scrolls cover their history, from 17 th century BC to 14th century AD. They believed in the CREATOR , and called him WRALDER ? ? They had a spiritual class of women priests , and educators . They had their own mini account of the book of Genesis ? ? 👀

[@fairchild1737]

My daughter's dna is Frisian from her father, who preached he is not Dutch, but Frisian. He was obviously telling the truth! Mostly, Scandinavian also per his brother's dna tests.

[@johna6291]

A comprehensive and comparative study, for which I will be repeatedly grateful. Well done- and thank you!

[@lowlandnobleman6746]

Excellent work here. Wonderful explanation of the Celtic wise men in white and their traditions. Real positive ending as well.

[@larapalma3744]

Find out how they got them white lol