Le Bouvier (Cathar Hymn)

I am unsure as to the performer but nevertheless "Le bouvier" set alongside a variety of Cathar/Occitan inspired imagery. Best viewed full-screen.

[@montserratpradohuerta605]

Tonight, I was not looking for my favorite next thing, and I just found it. I am feeling it deeply.

[@firebat724]

It's so weird because I looked this song up like 10 minutes before you posted. Nice job!

[@markprice748]

As that old rogue Alsdair Crowley said - ''Co-incidence is magick in action''. :)

[@dylanlandry4996]

Intresting history behind these guys

[@hampshirerose9395]

My soul is deeply touched

[@DagdaMadoc]

This song brings me Home. I heard it first from you, Mr Sternberg. I bow to you and thank you for your devotion to spreading such beautiful sounds and images that are both uplifting and edifying. 🙏 🌞

[@ailleurs...]

Magnifique notre Occitanie ❤ 2:20 château de Foix 3:05 Cité de Carcasonne 4:00 Quéribus 1:43 Montségur

[@lauravink3606]

Oui je veux visiter finalment cette région!!

[@markprice748]

Superb. Utterly superb. Many thanks for this.

[@normacook8325]

Magnificent!

[@vedma3044]

Катары очень интересны и гностики. В последнее время читаю про них. И песня хорошая , красивая✨

[@ailleurs...]

La catharisme a eu beaucoup de liens en Bulgarie, ça pourrait être utile dans vos recherches

[@philsavage6186]

Merci camarade

[@tommytells370]

Lyrics Quand lo boièr ven de laurar, Planta son agulhada... A, e, i, ò, u! Planta son agulhada... Tròba sa femna al pè del fuòc, Tota desconsolada... A, e, i, ò, u! Tota desconsolada... Se'n sès malauta, digas-o: Te farai un potatge! A, e, i, ò, u! Te farai un potatge! Amb una raba, amb un caulet E una lauseta magra... A, e, i, ò, u! E una lauseta magra... Quand serai mòrta, rebomba-me Al pus prigond la cava! A, e, i, ò, u! Al pus prigond la cava! Metràs-me los pès a la paret, Lo cap jos la canela... A, e, i, ò, u! Lo cap jos la canela... E los romius que i passaràn, Prendràn d'aiga senhada! A, e, i, ò, u! Prendràn d'aiga senhada! E diràn : Qual es mòrt, aicí? Aquò es la paura Joana! A, e, i, ò, u! Aquò es la paura Joana! Se n'es anada al Paradís Al cèl, ambe sas cabras... A, e, i, ò, u! Al cèl ambe sas cabras...

[@vedma3044]

Гугл переводчик показывает что песня про корицу, козу и кактус

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Thank you !!

[@pascalfety6681]

🌟🌟Magnifique que le "Chant du Bouvier" (A é I O Ou ) , une Fabuleuse Mélopée du fond des Ages 🌟🌟

[@sudnoss]

Very nice!

[@ciekawygier9545]

Wonderful spiritual music.

[@somerandomguypart]

the cathars are gnostics AKA no one likes them

[@natali_ever_new_joy]

❤

[@kentinjivek]

Superbe

[@danielcabrera8827]

My mother paternal last name is Bouvier and I have no idea, if it means something, please advise, thanks from Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@alixpoiuytreza9362]

Hi! In French it's something similar to a cow keeper, like a sheppard for cows.

[@danielcabrera8827]

@@alixpoiuytreza9362 thank you, my last name is Cabrera, in Castellano ( Spanish) means 🐐 goat keeper and I tough I had blue blood like Louis xvl .

[@Dron2203]

😄😁😍❤🙏💪

[@OrthoKarter]

What country is this from? curious.

[@martinkirsch5969]

This is from the Languedoc region in the south-west of France.

[@MrUnwichtig109]

Hello, i cant add this song to any of my playlists, maybe because you selected this piece for youtube kidz. could you just select it as normal piece?

[@vladislavnikovski2984]

🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬

[@rexanguis214]

Is this cathars the Christian sect……what is occidentism

[@tommytells370]

Their Gnostic Christians who were persecuted by Rome and lived in the catacombs. The Bogomils were their eastern relatives and the Cathars were the western ones. When Christianity was legalised they re-emerged and formed a community in southern France. The can have their lineage traced back to India, where they were persecuted as well. The Roman Catholic Church under the Frankish Kingdom launched a crusade on them and banned their religious practices. Nowadays they’re called a different name “Gypsy’s” or “travellers” and all modern day “Gypsy’s” can have their ancestry traced back to the Gnostic Christians such as the Bogomils from Eastern Europe and Cathars from Western Europe all the way to India.

[@LandersWorkshop]

@@tommytells370 Two separate groups looking at the cut of them my dude.

[@tommytells370]

@@LandersWorkshop The two groups share more in common than all the other branches of Christianity except for Arianism which died out after the collapse of the Goths under Theoderic. The only difference between them is that they spoke different languages but they all practised a "heretical" form of Christianity according to "The Church". They followed the "LOGOS" which was Gnosticism and convinced that physical forms and idols were under the "Demiurge" of the material world unlike the spiritual world which was above such as the "Monas". Christians today are separate from the Gnostics but Gnostics were all believing in the LOGOS which united them along with their Indian origin.

[@somerandomguypart]

they where basically Christians but not Christians if we use modern terms and perceptions @@tommytells370