I Found Something at the Ancient Irish Passage Tombs | Carrowkeel Megalithic Cemetery

Join me in this short but sweet video where we travel to County Sligo in Ireland to explore the passage tombs, built thousands of years ago. This site is so atmospheric and special, it was an honour to walk here in the footsteps of those who came before. I hope you enjoy this glimpse into it!
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[@charmich3627]

what a gift of the antler...those are far in between to find 😊 thank you for sharing the land of the passage tombs in the area ...beautiful

[@biancadea4082]

Such a lovely video. Not sure why, but Wordsworth popped into my head: "Nature never did betray the heart that loved her." The antler was such a beautiful gift. 🩷

[@Lunaleodrune]

Love that ❤️

[@grose2272]

Wow that's beautiful ❤

[@biancadea4082]

@@Lunaleodrune ❤️

[@JordanS-ww4eu]

@@Lunaleodruneyour my best friend ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Megabeastmaster]

Wonderful place! And what a great find!

[@MoonBratStudio]

I love these historical site videos! Thanks for taking us along. What a wonderful gift of that antler, by the way. How could you not shout for joy? Haha 🌻

[@belladonna70]

stunning, my ancestors are irish and i really want to visit ireland

[@darknightskys666]

So beautiful!! Ireland is such a magical wonderful place. Thank you for sharing this video. I'm the same way I always greet all living creatures as a part of my soul. ❤

[@zoewhiteart7676]

Thank you for another beautiful vlog! ☘💚

[@ThatchyThrone]

Beautiful. The Antler gave me major Freyr vibes ❤

[@haveahotCupoffreedom]

Beautiful

[@joanne1dreams]

Thanks for showing the beauty and magic of Ireland, Luna. Its not surprising the land gave you that gift, when you show such respect and love for it. Thanks for your sensitivity and poetic words, fairy child, love from Dublin (via Cork originally) 🧚‍♀️💜🧡

[@Lunaleodrune]

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[@Dani-n6y7m]

..the ancient deer spirits Culture when there were trees there Before Ceridwen So long ago The psychic deer To know

[@ramonagaynor5789]

What a beautiful heart felt video ❤️. I was feeling a bit down and this filled my heart with warmth thank you

[@Lunaleodrune]

Hope you are feeling better 💚

[@MichaelShafer-td8ew]

Thank you for the map!

[@puckzilla-bs9zy]

Thank you! You are the best. Blessings to you and again thank you for sharing. Your adventures motivate and inspire me to get off my bum and get out!

[@Lunaleodrune]

Yes, do it! 💚

[@Sunny_Days647]

What a wonderful gift from a magical land! This was such a beautiful, informative video. Thank you so much for sharing! 🦌

[@PaulJKurucz]

Request: Would you do a video, please, for those of us who would like to visit Ireland and would like to explore and experience authentic magical places that are not typical tourist sites? ✨️💫 Such as : "15 off-the-beaten-path magical places you can explore, for those who want a quieter authentic experience of the energies of Ireland". 🙂

[@Lunaleodrune]

That’s a good idea! I will have a think about that, but it may be better as a blog post to keep the sites protected and hidden :)

[@dawnnicholson9675]

Wonderful to think of.. The path the Ancestors walked. Very primal..very sacred. I love Ireland.. such a connection with the ancients. Thanks for sharing Lauren. 🍀🍀

[@Lunaleodrune]

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[@grose2272]

Im Irish but i live Meath- styrene vally, Tara hill and New Grange are our spiritual sites, really the whole country is so special ❤

[@belindablunderbus1365]

What a lovely gift for you. I love your poetic words, they're a gift for us 💖

[@mmhasan1234]

nice village

[@magpie6648]

Being local to Sligo and having lived near there for a while it's a place i've been to many times.❤ of course there's a lot more to see than you show in your video and a large cave further east of the cairns. What you left out of your description is that explosives were used to try and open some of the cairns And the damage caused by very recent vandalism. Great place to visit❤❤❤

[@Cynthia.B]

I was wondering if there is anyone working there as a guard to protect the place and if there's a fence surrounding it?

[@magpie6648]

@@Cynthia.B No.. there was never any need.. everyone respected all the ancient stone works up untill recently..

[@Lunaleodrune]

Yes unfortunately we weren’t able to make it to every site that day but I will be back. I didn’t know about the explosives though, that’s shocking! Thanks for watching ✨

[@peterfindlay2756]

You were so lucky to find the antler. I know you will treasure it. Thank you for such a lovely video.

[@rksnj6797]

This video popped up on my feed. I was curious and I enjoyed it. I'll definitely check out some more of your videos.

[@Lunaleodrune]

Thanks for watching and welcome!

[@Djurberg74]

Wish I could go there some day… I live in Sweden and we have our share of ancient stuff. But so much more of it seems to remain in Ireland. And they have much more respect for the old world. Their folklore - and the bones of the land - still lives over there…

[@andersschmich8600]

Prehistoric Sweden is fascinating because a it’s one of the last areas European Hunter Gatherers held out, with pitted ware culture.

[@docthomas6225]

have you considered a video on electiic paganism for beginners... loved this short video on what you found

[@christinec28]

Thank you sooo much for actually telling the correct age and era of this monument. So many pagans like to pretend the Celts made these things and they didn't. They are older than them!

[@r.e.tucker3223]

We were in Ireland April 2024. Fell in love with the place.

[@Azupiru]

Have you been to the Temple of St. Cronan in the midst of the Grykkes? The architecture is unassuming, until you realize the concealment of equilateral triangles (both with their apexes cut down to seal the door), which cannot be accidental. The door faces Eastward, though I think St. Cronan's grave faces True East. It is no accident that this place is associated with a Saint named Cronan. This Saint would have understood the meaning of their name at the time. It would have been as plain as the meaning of Smith to a Smith. The name Cronan refers to the Crocus, and if you research the Crocus, you find that it is pretty much the foundation of Western Civilization (with undeniable relevance to early pagan beliefs even, though its relevance was stamped out of pagan communities by the church for many reasons) and was represented by the six-petaled rosette from 2000 bce on. Equilateral triangles, hexagons, and circles were all associated with the Crocus and Saffron. And what did St. Patrick do? He destroyed Crom Cruach. This stuff is all related to stone piles, mountains, horns, the Mother Goddess of Dawn/East (Ninhursag/Azubir/Saffron, Eos, and Eostare are the foundational suppositions that led to Easter), cairns, herms, Hermes, the Kerukeion of Hermes, Mercury, the Caduceus, Nabu, and the spr (whence Sefer, as in Sefer Torah) Messengers of the Ancient Near East. The suppositions regarding the flower were widespread for reasons anyone with knowledge of the history of Saffron will understand immediately. A cup of Golden Saffron tea will give you a golden tongue like Nestor. It has brought forth all manner of prophecy, and not just for the "Prophets" of Judaism, for the Romans, for the Greeks, for the Myceneans, for the Celts. If you understand what St. Cronan was trying to tell you on the Cracked Grykkes about the Crocus, you will prophesy as well. I can show you the Apocalypse. I have the evidence if you want to see the end of their concealment. I am chirping like a bird as NasirKaroz.

[@percythecryptid]

i've never heard of this place before but i want to visit at least once now. it's so beautiful and you presented it so well!

[@lindaconnelly7836]

I appreciate your knowledge and description of these ancient lands. You have a gift of explaining the historical insights very interesting. Thank you!

[@MadenaMadenaSorrels-lq9xv]

Thank you! This was absolutely fascinating!

[@kristinmiles9157]

I adore your channel and resonate with that energy

[@peterb3772]

Luna, your short video captures the charm of such a magical location beautifully. The discovery of the antler seems like a serendipitous event. Warm regards from Adelaide, Australia. 🦘🦘

[@drtarasalay]

beautiful video 💓

[@dawnnicholson9675]

The Antler ❤❤ a gift from Elen of the Ways.. ✨✨

[@stephaniechabot4806]

Oh i love how you describe this. You are amazing. I am Irish background. Are you able to send me more of this history? Somehow?❤

[@patriksimion]

Nice one and interesting hope you had a nice visit to Ireland.

[@kevink2398]

Whoooo Hooooo.... As if everyone that ever passed missed seeing that laying on the ground or someone who went there dropped it on accident while using it in a ceremony. either way, great find! I would like to think that those were built as safe spots from wild animals 6,000 years ago. perhaps in the hunting grounds where the animals roamed.

[@heathen.and.the.hounds]

Half expected to see Thomas Sheridan crawl out of the passage tomb 😅

[@JohnMelka]

Can you see the path of the ancestors of both life and practice? If you can, this was a look down it for you and which ever path you see. I felt the same in the dolman in southern Ireland. It's roped now

[@AFaceInTime]

I have a question about the rubble. Are there any stories about what the rubble was previously? Were there statues or pyramids here in the past?

[@Lunaleodrune]

The rubble is what makes up the burial mounds and passage tombs, you can go inside them and they buried people in there.

[@Tipi_Dan]

The Sacred Scarab appeared to you: the Emissary of Ra. He who demonstrates the intimate connection between The Most High, and the most low. This is significant. The Megalithic peoples who built these structures were Sun Worshippers.

[@Jipper1984]

:)

[@Conan3145]

Great content. Please consider using fewer words spoken more slowly.

[@paulwoodford1984]

Shame this video is so short

[@timspring7746]

Beautiful