The Goddess Danu

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[@youcancookanythingwithshuk3176]

Goddess Danu is highly respected Goddess in Rigvedas of Hinduism. Here She is also believed to be the Goddess of waters. Here She is believed to be the wife of sage Kashyapa. Her descendents are known as Danvas. That signifies that Irish mythology is associated to her descendents demigods Danavas. 😊😊😊👍

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing this information. Much love to you.

[@adityaraj2447]

So what u want to tell her? They know aryans ( Indo Europeans) And am sure they support the aryan migration Theory because they are Europeans

[@cburg6383]

India was a 'stop along the way' of their (Aryan) westward migration...India is not the origin of the Tuatha Denaan.

[@Vishal-]

In rigved (oldest written text in the world) there’s a goddess ‘danu’ goddess of rivers, the same in Ireland dated much before Celtics. Hindu Indians clan was called as danavas worshipers of ‘Danu’.

[@user-lv5eq2vj1z]

Watch Shree Abhijit chavda podcast.

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing this! Much love!

[@lucibloom5966]

Steve Noble just released a new transmission meditation just yesterday, that takes the person on a journey with the Goddess Danu, in her mist, to the realm of the Fae, so this popping up in my feed was most timely. It is the most intensely high vibrational dimension. They gave me a garnet ring in Celtic silver binding and fed me high vibrational foods. Highly recommended. It makes being in this realm a lot easier now knowing I can visit there whenever I want.

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing. Much love!

[@sophiatealdo9680]

Yes highly recomended-Blessed Be

[@nitinbull8720]

River daneub name after river danu

[@SilvioGrandal-gc8ep]

Blessed Be, may we all know that realm ✨

[@caroldelosangeles3621]

There are even more highly vibrationals vibes..im a soul traveler and i invite to you to go further...but be careful with iniciations...rings...simbolism at your 3rd eyes..all are brands for THEIR agendas.....keep FREE soul ❤️

[@allisonbrown8613]

Danu has been trying to reach me. I had know idea how much until I saw your video. Thank you so much! :D

[@CricketSong]

Many blessings on your journey with Danu. Much love!

[@CleopatrasCoins]

Stop lying

[@shedsumlight268]

Call her by her other name ETIDORHPA next time she does and see what happens...

[@karlalden2076]

She has legit so many better things to do.

[@ginahammon9922]

@@CleopatrasCoinsReally?!?! if you don't have anything nice to say shut your pie hole

[@EsotericOccultist]

I get goosebumps and cry profusely when I think of her and her people? Why?

[@CricketSong]

Maybe you have some sort of connection to her ... ancestral perhaps?

[@logat1847]

Are you Celtic?

[@azurewolfsbane3055]

I work with Danu. She is lovely mother. First time meeting her astrally I called like a baby

[@tree708]

She's a indigenous native Indian woman

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for your insight. Much love!

[@IggyTthunders]

The frustrating thing about Irish mythology is you can read about it incessantly and still not know anything! I have a comprehensive book compiled by W.B. Yeats on the mythological spine of Ireland; and it's still only boasts one recorded strain of these stories. Celtic histories are just as vexing to get a pulse on sometimes. I did write about the sea giants, the Fomorians, but in the story they're called the Fomori. They're giants because they grow indefinetely and sea giants because they originally were sea elementals that assumed humanoid form using blood magic. The Firbolg are the first human settlers in Eire (Ireland). They live in the swamp "kingdom", the Meath, under the rule of the Wicker King.

[@dannym6552]

the right thing will make sense to you

[@Why-sv7eo]

Do u think Danu ever looses track of what she’s the goddess of? Like, one day Brigid is just staring at her looking for poetry inspiration, and Danu doesn’t know whether she’s into her or just creepy

[@CricketSong]

I don't know. I had never considered the situation.

[@theanimalsmagicshop4785]

I've always loved the name "Dana" - another variation of Danu. I named one of my sled dogs Dana and she was an amazing leader. It may be worthwhile to ask the Ancestors about her. Thank you for the video. xo

[@CricketSong]

I like the name Dana, too. Beautiful. Much love to you!

[@lovelavender9738]

My name is Dana and that’s how I found this video lol

[@nature1053]

Excellent video!! Best I've seen this year. Blessed Be! Syker : )

[@CricketSong]

+nature1053 Thanks Syker. Much love to you.

[@MarquisLeDain]

Excellent. Thank you

[@archades115]

I personally have little love for Celtic mythology, despite my current body being of English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish decent. I will say, however, it is interesting how a few gods and goddesses seem to cross many geographic and cultural lines across the world, though not many. Thanks for sharing, Cricketsong.

[@CricketSong]

+Kyle Towe I agree with the interest in how gods and goddesses seem to cross cultures. I was never really fond of Celtic mythology however it seems that this is the direction my path is taking me now so I embrace the new experiences. Much love, Kyle.

[@NEARReiCtor8799]

Kyle Towe yeah Roman paganism and Norse paganism are a lot more interesting.

[@quadeevans6484]

Well irish is indo european

[@dannym6552]

ah, its never too late to knock in earnest

[@downtherabbithole5964]

Thanks for this video, it was the sign I needed right now.

[@CricketSong]

+Down The Rabbit Hole I'm glad to be of help. Much love to you.

[@ASMRWhisperingSpirit]

Beautiful!:) Your videos are treasures!

[@CricketSong]

Thank you. Much love!

[@BougieBlue]

I so want that statue.beautiful

[@CricketSong]

You can find it through The Sacred Source online.

[@praveensinghdanu5710]

superb

[@seanconway1154]

Danu could be D'anu, which would mean of Anu & of Anann, I know there is some reference to an Áine as a Celtic deity, with similar characteristics

[@CricketSong]

Yes. Thank you for sharing this information. Much love!

[@alabamaviking.2309]

Danu is my favorite Celtic God.

[@CricketSong]

She still remains in my heart and I know she is not far from me.

[@cathalodiubhain5739]

Celt is linguistic not race, Gaels

[@simmisaa7905]

Here i am ..thank you for share beloved sister 💖 🙏

[@CricketSong]

Much love to you!

[@simmisaa7905]

@@CricketSong thank you too 🤗💖🙏

[@slmsinghania]

As per Hinduism, Danu is wife of sage Kashyapa and she gave birth to Danavas(demons).

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing that piece of information. Much love!

[@rigvedickingbharata4055]

Danavas are not demons.demons are abharharmic religions things.dont mix both things.

[@slmsinghania]

@@rigvedickingbharata4055 Yes Danavs are as pers Hindu description. demon is abrahamic. It is correct to use the word danava in english language also.

[@NeptunesLagoon]

You missed: Dianna, Inanna, Istara, Ishtar, Easter, Semiramis, and Ninharsag... the goddess of Love, that became the Goddes of War... Red Haired, fair with Green eyes.... Irish anyone??

[@CricketSong]

Thanks for sharing that information. Much love!

[@dedehermawanindonesia4317]

Neptunes Lagoon there is spirits from irish celtic in my body, get hurt by demon, need help. I live in kumai

[@NeptunesLagoon]

What makes you think they are Irish...?? do they have a Brogish accent?? or wear Kilts??

[@lykandra1]

the Goddess of War is three in one - the Morrigan and from the first time of the wars between light and darkness.. before Danu and the Tuatha de Danann and be sure that death and victory and not love are her favorite charackters.

[@dkepa90]

I'm slavic just started with celtic mythology, but it is connected, danann is godes of river from where they came from, danube or dunav on serbian. ppl i2a y-dna from central europe especialy balkan 10k years ago and g2a from caucase, they mixed and took over europe and balkan 8-6k years ago. I y-dna is cro-magnion by tolkien i think they are humans nad g2a from caucases dwarfs Now green eyes r common on caucases mountains, and they were farmers that came from middle east. now it ih higly possible one branch of r1b that is called celtic that came 5k years ago, but not sure if they created it or asimilated groups before, they went on danube river from black see and i think they are what tolkien refered as hobbits.

[@jefbowles7745]

Such a blessing, honoring the Goddess and a amazing statue ⚘⚘⚘

[@CricketSong]

Thank you. Much love!

[@veritasdeutsch6608]

This is only an anthropomorphic object made out of some material. There is no spirit, no soul, no god inside it. The eternal sole God wishes nothing more than to be the only one worshipped

[@ndahiya3730]

@@veritasdeutsch6608 God says whatever you worship, it comes to me, that is - you worship me. B'coz I am everywhere. Stop painting GOD as a jealous human.

[@adrianaevseev4946]

Thank you 🙏💚💚💚

[@CricketSong]

You're most welcome. Much love!

[@jacquelyndiamond3301]

Pronounced “Tuah dee dah nah an!”, at least that’s how my South West Irish great Nanah pronounced it!! Depending on what part of Ireland you hail from, the pronunciation varies slightly, with each particular area’s native inflection:) or accent, if you will💚! Tuath Dé!

[@CricketSong]

Thanks for sharing your pronunciation. I did a search and found a few different pronunciations.

[@monad8880]

@@CricketSong Two-Ah, De-Dan-ann. Thank You for the info

[@quario4441]

Thank you Danu💜

[@CricketSong]

Blessed Be!

[@queenmeraki1313]

I'm new to all of this and my names is dhanu 😍 the pronunciation are also same. I'm also a water sign pisces

[@CricketSong]

How wonderful! Much love to you!

[@electrondady1]

nicely done

[@CricketSong]

Thank you!

[@tempusestiocundum3549]

Very very interesting! Thank you very much for sharing 💙💕👏👍👍👍

[@CricketSong]

Much love to you!

[@rosesrabbitsandravens4350]

Nice!

[@CricketSong]

Thanks! Much love to you!

[@lakshmiebalgobin1926]

Great presentation ✨🙏🏽

[@CricketSong]

Thank you! Much love to you!

[@morgan_drui]

thanks for this video

[@CricketSong]

+c stew Thanks for watching!

[@whyteowl3706]

Thank you for all the information that you have learnt about Danu. Not so long ago, I was at my altar when I 'heard' the name Danu - spoken behind me. My immediate reaction was one of 'who is Danu? I've never heard the name? '. So I began a search. Funny thing is that a couple of years ago I had learnt that my ancestors, i think Grandparents but cannot be certain, had been ordered from Austria (by the ruler) to settle the now Serbian town of Pancevo bear Belgrade. The transportation method to Pancevo? Down the River Danube by boat! I find that a more than interesting coincidence! Your video has made me feel quite 'at home' with my findings.

[@CricketSong]

Wow! That is very interesting, but I wouldn't call it a coincidence! :P

[@danuabitdelulu]

whyte owl my name is Danu lol!

[@brandydanularson2925]

Yes, Danu was worshipped by Celts on the banks of the Danube River perhaps as early as 5,000 BC

[@NGC-catseye]

Beautiful story thanks 🤗🏵💓

[@CricketSong]

Glad you enjoyed it. Much love!

[@vanessagannon7488]

God bless you have a great imbolag and a wonderfull time.happy brigets day our great irish godess.great prononcation as always .excellent use of our irish lanuage.more power to you girle well done .all our love from ireland for this blessed time xxxxx😊😙😗😙🏺🥚🥚🥚🥗🍄🍄🍄🎂🎂🥂🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹angel vanessa celtic irish witch.god bless you know for the use of thevirish lanuage my heart is bursting with joy to hear it xxxx

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for the blessings. Much love to you!

[@vanessagannon7488]

@@CricketSong blessed brigets day from sngel v in ireland xxx.

[@vanessagannon7488]

Angel in ireland

[@jamievanaalderen3806]

I got a sign from a deity and it might be from Danu. I was researching her and went on a walk along a river, and while getting some water to make moon water with I found a stranded coke bottle, with a little bit of water in there and 2 FISH, there’s no logical reason why it would be there apart from a sign from a deity. So I was wondering who might’ve sent it to me

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Perhaps it is Danu who sent you a sign. Personally if it were me, I would do a meditation and see if she reaches out. Much love!

[@JoannaDeVoe]

Wow! Super info-packed. THANKS, Sheri... -xo

[@CricketSong]

+Joanna DeVoe Jo! Thanks for watching. I love you! :)

[@rangondasgupta1007]

In Rigved Danu is wife Rishi Kashyap on whom Caspian Sea is named, and there are many rivers named after Goddess Danu

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing that bit of information. Much love!

[@adityaraj2447]

So what u want to tell her? They know aryans ( Indo Europeans) And am sure they support the aryan migration Theory because they are Europeans

[@arindamsardar3897]

@@adityaraj2447 they are also mix wih European hunter gather population, maximum culture of European countries came from pre aryan hunter gather culture

[@elizabethstory3077]

Awesome video :)

[@CricketSong]

+elizabeth story Thank you. Much love!

[@KayKayWitchy]

Great video n.n

[@CricketSong]

+KayKay Witchy Thank you! Much love!

[@kv5939]

In my culture this goddess is daughter of daksha and sister of goddess sati.

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing that information. Anything I can find in relation to Danu really inspires me!

[@youcancookanythingwithshuk3176]

And mother of demigods

[@nitinbull8720]

@@CricketSong river daneub name after river danu ,when asur aryan migrate to europe

[@CricketSong]

@@nitinbull8720 Thank you for sharing this information. Much love!

[@ndahiya3730]

@@nitinbull8720 Danube is named after Danaayu (दनायु), not Danu.

[@adamrodriguez631]

Danu, a Hindu primordial goddess, is mentioned in the Rigveda, mother of the Danavas. The word Danu described the primeval waters which this deity perhaps embodied. In the Rigveda (I. 32.9), she is identified as the mother of Vritra, the demonic serpent slain by Indra.

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing this with me. I do enjoy learning more about the goddess, Danu. Much love to you!

[@craigt5906]

Danu is an aspect of GAIA they are one and the same with many more names like Jord, Pachamama, Terra, Coatlique, Aditi Ale...

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing your insight. Much love to you!

[@ndahiya3730]

Aditi is Danu's sister. They were 13 sisters.

[@SinanEren]

Triple moon symbol, triple spiral symbol, torc symbol... Danu is meaning of earth symbolizm.

[@CricketSong]

Lovely. Thank you for sharing. Much love!

[@spacexlivesp]

Goddess danu comes from hindu-rigvedic , it means hindu religion was everywhere in Eurasia

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing this. Much love!

[@thethecat100]

she is very interesting and very powerful.

[@CricketSong]

I agree. Much love!

[@moonstone-dreamer6512]

great video I am actually going to learn more about this Goddess soon

[@CricketSong]

+Moonstone-Dreamer I'm glad you liked it. If you find out any more information I would love to hear about it. If you feel inclined and are willing to share would you contact me either here or by email? Much love!

[@moonstone-dreamer6512]

I will, there doesn't seem to be many if any books on her?

[@CricketSong]

+Moonstone-Dreamer I know.

[@CricketSong]

I know. :(

[@theoracleladytaedie1348]

I like her? I don’t really know why???

[@vanessagannon7488]

Blessesd brigets day to the world xxxxx

[@CricketSong]

Much love!

[@ravenpoe689]

After research on my family, I found I have strong Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Germanic, Yiddish, French, Spanish, Lumbee, Crow, Chippewa, Cherokee, Aztec, Egyptian, Norse Viking, and Danish heritage. Found my original ancestors to be Gaelic and Celtic for the most part and felt drawn to learn more about it...heard a feminine voice call me several times...could it be Danu?

[@CricketSong]

Perhaps?

[@mikesemon7392]

In Greece they call her Athena. In Ancient Thrace along the black Sea culture she is the one they named the Danube river after. Also the Duoro in Portugal is the masculine river associated. That's why you see her sometimes holding two snakes. Perhaps she was named after the river. The Denyens were the ones who sacked Troy and Egypt in 1200bc. The Danes or Denmark are also ancestors. The star Deneb is part of the constellation you see on winter solstice sunrise and megaliths older than the pyramids were built for it.

[@CricketSong]

Yes, I've heard some of this information as well. Thank you for sharing. Much love!

[@LevittownHS]

Great video! Is there a Celtic book you'd recommend? perhaps some kind of Celtic Bible?

[@CricketSong]

As far as I am aware there is no Celtic Bible.

[@ECWwinger452]

LunarWisdom actually there is old scriptures such as book of wars, book of acients but these have been destroyed, misread and or scattered around the world by druids to keep them safe.

[@ECWwinger452]

And for some of them that have been discovered have pieces mising out of them that people have been taken pieces of spoken history and mythology plugging that in places that they believe sounds accurate.

[@mikesemon7392]

LevittownHS Anthony Murphy is the guy. Look up the children of Lyr. The land of Tyr na Nog. The tragedy of the sons of Tuirean. They're all ancient stories from the Tuathe De Dannan. Closest to Irish bible. Older.

[@brandydanularson2925]

THE DRUIDS Peter Berresford Ellis - A history of the Druids - faculty.webster.edu/corbetre/personal/reading/ellis-druids.html

[@Hotmail.ie3pph]

❤

[@CricketSong]

Much love!

[@vallll6658]

I think we need a more specific term for fertility. It just doesn't hit home and it's in many goddess references.

[@CricketSong]

I think the term fertility is found in many goddess' references because paganism is centered around nature. The fertility of such is vital to life itself for without fertile soil nothing will grow and life would have nothing to sustain itself with including humanity. This may seem foreign to us of the modern society since all many of us must do to find sustenance to visit our local grocery store, but we all know there was a time when paganism was practiced that this wasn't true and fertility was the thing that stood between life and death.

[@vallll6658]

LunarWisdom totally...just thinking that I hear the term a lot and its meaning is so vague

[@Cr0vv56]

@@vallll6658 I think of it in terms of Creative Force; the fertility and vitality of all life forms as the expression of Gaia/Sofia.

[@vallll6658]

@@Cr0vv56 now THAT'S a good meaning of fertile...ripe for the picking often.

[@vanessagannon7488]

Excellent.the great danu loung live the godess angel irish witch xxxxx🦋🦉🦎🐍🍀🍀🍀☘☘☘🌹🌹🌹🌹🌌🌌🌌🌌🌙🌙🌙🌠🌟⭐🌟🌠🌟⭐

[@CricketSong]

Much love to you, Vanessa!

[@vanessagannon7488]

@@CricketSong my god we are having dark days in my country .i am also snowed in here verry littel signs of light or doribg god help us stay stroung all the great witches angel vanessa xxxxxx 🏞⛰🏡🌌🗽🍀🍀🍀🍀☘☘☘🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀

[@vanessagannon7488]

Verry littel signs of spring.love to you also.great great work.

[@Capt_inFox]

Whats the song that plays in the background?

[@CricketSong]

+Arthur Newdeer Skye Cullin by Kevin MacLeod. You can find his Royalty Free Music at incompetech.com

[@lucifermephistophilies6629]

So the morrigan was the high priestess of black magik in that region or the grand high witch yet in the opposed order of white witches she was one of the 4 personaficationd of Gaia? Is this why they called her three faced because she was more than two faced?

[@CricketSong]

I am not an expert on The Morrigan ... but I am aware that she is a triple goddess; she has more than one form or persona.

[@ARJUN735]

Im from grahwal india ,my last name is also DANU . she is our kul devi .i dont understand how it went to that far . i would like find the link between these facts with our goddess .

[@intergalactichaiku]

There actually isn't a goddess in Irish Polytheism named Danu, The Danu discussed in the video is a neo-pagan mashup of the Vedic Danu and the Celtic Dôn or Danann.

[@adityanawani8134]

arjun Singh There is link bro. Celtic people are the druhyu tribes in the vedas who were driven out of India. Another fellow Garhwali here!😀😀😀

[@eammafanindia]

Watch Sham Sharmas video on "debunking the Aryan invasion theory" you'll get the link.

[@adityanawani8134]

Tanvi Chitnis At the same time he discussed how Lithuanian Language is practically like Sanskrit!😂😂😂

[@ndahiya3730]

You may be a descendant of Vibhishan, Bali (not Baali) or Barbareek (his mother Maurvi being a Daanvi), or someone like them, i.e. a good spirited Daanav who survived those wars. There have been a lot of good Daanavs, not all were bad.

[@aishlingm.4826]

an tuatha de danann is pronounced "on too-a day dan-an" mannanon mc lir is pronounced "man-ann-on mack-leer" ps. i really enjoy your videos :)

[@CricketSong]

I researched pronunciations for these particular words and found a few different ways to pronounce them depending on the culture. But thank you for your input. Much love!

[@thecelticcrone7927]

Crystal cruise .. I've always heard it pronounced.. Two-a-ha Dee Dawnan

[@Why-sv7eo]

Cat Momma I thought it was pronounced “two-etha- dee-duh-nun”

[@thecelticcrone7927]

June Cruz ...the TH is silent. I don't know why. My GreatNan was Welsh and I pronounce it the way she did. It could very well be said other ways, depending on where you're from.

[@JohnCraig007]

Chan in Uladh (not in Ulster). She got it about right (i nGaeilge Tir Chonnail) in Ulster Irish, but I respect dialect differences. Is i an teanga fein i. ;)

[@annalong2140]

Im Scottish Cetlic, as far as my research tells me this is true for Scotland, is this true to your knowledge?

[@CricketSong]

I believe it is. Much love!

[@mjag2834]

The Forsworn!! No, the Forsaken gods and goddesses.

[@user-wu8gj4gg4j]

❤🌅❤🌼❤

[@raymondreno6025]

what is rhis song ive been looking for it forever

[@CricketSong]

It is listed at the end of the video ... the title is Skye Cullin and it is from Kevin MacLeod.

[@morganmyers6013]

You should make podcasts 👍🏻

[@CricketSong]

Yeah? I might look into that. What would be the best service to do so?

[@morganmyers6013]

I am honestly not sure, I've never made any myself. But I use the Apple podcast app to listen to podcast.

[@brittneyburns5839]

whats the song? its amazing

[@CricketSong]

+Brittney Burns At the end of the video I credit the artist of the music. It's called Skye Cullin by Kevin MacLeod

[@Convoluted-and-Exiled]

I realize this is an older video and I do intend on watching it in full. However, if ya get the chance: What size is your statue of her, here? There are apparently different sizes. Edit: I saw your link, so I'm guessing 8 1/2? - - I'm debating getting the 16 Inch.. But someone received one that was all messed up :( While the 9 has good reviews. Even though smaller and supposedly not as detailed... I'm having a hard time due to if the 16 inch ends up damaged.. Thank you for any tips/advice. She's really calling me overall. I've never had a statue call me like this. Or Goddess/Deity. But she overall is. Maybe she's one of the Spirits that have been watching over me? Now I wonder.. 💚

[@CricketSong]

Yes, it was the 8 1/2. I purchased her from Sacred Source. :)

[@Convoluted-and-Exiled]

@@CricketSong Thank you very much for the response!! I ordered her from Amazon because I wanted the larger version... Really hope it works out.

[@Convoluted-and-Exiled]

Also, thank you so much for the Video! Really appreciate it. It really helped further my understanding of her. Now I know why she's been calling me! Thank you again

[@indrojyotidattatryey8361]

I realy enjoyed this video... Is Danu=Diti.

[@CricketSong]

From the research I have done Danu seems to transcend many cultures and has adopted numerous names so it is possible it is the same goddess.

[@adityanawani8134]

Indrojyoti Dattatryey No bro. Both are different,although both are wives of rishi kashyapa.

[@fh13405]

I watch this video because i want to know more about danu instead knowing it from AC Valhalla

[@CricketSong]

I hope my content was helpful to you. Much love.

[@deestarrholisticpractition6054]

No why my name is Danu thats so cool!😇

[@danuabitdelulu]

MY NAME IS DANU TO!

[@danugarbarino2291]

Danu Episkenew me too! I thought I was the only one.

[@danusherpa2218]

Mine too😂

[@kurtbogle2973]

Mom!

[@CricketSong]

Blessed Be!

[@luketracey3269]

🍀 .......

[@CricketSong]

Much love

[@joselinema]

I heard that we used to be gods and goddesses in the past. I dont know if that is just mythology. Maybe that's why our ancestors have a deep connection with astrology.

[@CricketSong]

Perhaps. I hadn't heard that concept, but it is interesting to ponder it. Much love. Thanks for watching.

[@user-et2vb1jv4h]

Celts are all the same tribe . This also includes the vikings . Danu river in india

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing. Much love!

[@jockjammer3443]

th th* in Tuatha de danan is prounced D as "Duata de daanan."

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for help with the pronunciation.

[@jockjammer3443]

Glad to help anyone who cares enough about the subject to make a video about it. Good on ya! Slaintè Math !

[@jockjammer3443]

I should point out that my pronunciation bases more from the Irish and Pictish Gealic. I noticed someone speaking Welsh down in the comments and they speak it quite differently, Can we get some Manx in here please! lol 😂

[@CricketSong]

When I was researching pronunciation I did notice there were a few ways to say it. :P

[@ndahiya3730]

She is YOUR mother and Dagda's daughter, not his mother. Dagda is Daksh Prajapati, maternal grandfather (and leader) of Tuatha de Danann. Danube is not Danu, in most probability, she is Danaayu. Sanskrit word for 'Tuatha de Danann' (children of Danu) is Daanav. In some Indian dialects, the word becomes 'Daanna', which also means giant.

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing this information. It is much appreciated. Love to you.

[@LippyWitch]

those names can be damned difficult to pronounce. i do recall in reading books based during pagan times before christianity in ireland them talking about these dieties

[@CricketSong]

+Lippy Witch Yeah, no kidding! I had to do some serious research before I even attempted the video and still feel like I butchered the names.

[@ashutoshsonker5364]

goddess danu also. mention in. oldest scripture of all time rigved. hindus also warship of goddess danu... so much similarities in Hinduism and western theories. there must be some link

[@CricketSong]

I agree! There must be some link!

[@theoracleladytaedie1348]

Yesssssssssss!

[@rigvedickingbharata4055]

She is Rig Vedic goddess mother of Danavas Clans which migrated outside of Bharat.many eu river names are derived from Rig Vedic Sanskrit root word danu like danube,dnieper,don etc.there is also genetic similarities between eu and Bharatiya.like r1a,r1b haplogroups are comman.

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing that information with us. Much love!

[@adityaraj2447]

So what u want to tell her? They know aryans ( Indo Europeans) And am sure they support the aryan migration Theory because they are Europeans

[@CricketSong]

@@adityaraj2447 Whop is this in response to?

[@adityaraj2447]

@@CricketSong the Indo European origin * The Indo European is a language group, and mythologies like Vedic, greek,Roman,celtic,norse,slavic etc have a common root* u might have heard about this.. this happened thousands of years ago.

[@CricketSong]

@@adityaraj2447 Yes. I have heard about this. Thank you for sharing!

[@roisinbryson5845]

I'm away with the fairies.

[@CricketSong]

Enjoy!

[@shedsumlight268]

Tiamat from the sumerian creation myth, associated with the cosmic sea waters and the cosmic primordial rivers found in the milkyway, and later the 2 flowing rivers of the Tigris and Euphrates, as the hindu mythology goes, she gave birth to both the gods (angels) and demons. Tuatha De danaan are the easir gods, (watchers /annunaki) the fomorians are the jotun giants of norse mythology considered demons of chaos and vanir were the mortal woman which represented the earth such as jord and were associated with fertility. Any deity linked to water would be considered a fertility deity, danu, represents tiamat the mother of the earth, the gods, and the demons. All people once lived together in the fertile crescent Mesopotamia and after the tower of babel was destroyed, mankind were dispersed throughout the earth, taking their ancient Sumerian / Hindu creation myth with them. Sumerian myth became same as Egyptian, than Greek, than roman, Norse creation myth, celtic and so on

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for sharing this information. Much love to you!

[@mongojrttv]

Is it really mythology if people believe in it? Like will people in future call our religion mythology?

[@CricketSong]

I imagine they would.

[@SaraAngius]

Sub titles in italian , please. 🙏🙏🙏

[@CricketSong]

I don't speak Italian, but let me see if there is an option through KZbin.

[@ililililililililil5282]

Bo4 anyone?

[@andrewhernandez4563]

Emilio Galvan yes

[@MuAk90]

Yes. So interesting isnt it?

[@cognitiongnosis7313]

This is not accurate, a lot about the gods of the celts was destroyed. So where did this info come from???

[@CricketSong]

I found the information I shared in books and websites, but I cannot state where they gained their information from. Much love to you!

[@covenawhite4855]

It was written in a Catholic Monastery where they tried to mix Pagan and Christian traditions. It is possible the Tu Da Dannon is a warped and altered version of the original story. Especially when they talk about the Milesians descending from Adam

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Irish pronunciations are tough for non speakers. Lol Iam from the tribe of the wandering Danni. St Sara is the hidden deity of our devotions. Christ is Greek/Roman state, bullshit for the Plebes. No peoples, have suffered as much slavery & oppression, for so long on this earth.

[@CricketSong]

I agree! Irish pronunciations are difficult!

[@Why-sv7eo]

Wait, what r the wandering Danni?

[@LUNAcrystal-op5qw]

😭

[@LUNAcrystal-op5qw]

St sarah

[@prafful_sahu]

danavas worshiper of river goddess danu were either expelled/lost the war or migrated out side india and settle first in danube ukraine region hence these lang ukranian, russian, lithualian are very close to sanskrit. these ppl then went westwards and named every river as danu till they reached western most point of eurashia that in ireland and settled there. dnipro, don, dnister, dneiper etc etc all there names are corrupted version of danu. most probbaly pre christian europeans knew their ancestors came from india. these danavas could well be yamnaya tribe?

[@CricketSong]

Thanks for sharing that information. Much love to you!

[@erikcarmichael3300]

So am i the only hearing that the word lover is associated with sex so are you trying to say she had sex with her own son 🤔 just saying

[@CricketSong]

I will have to go back and watch the video. It's been years since I shared the information, but I can say with confidence that within the mythologies of many pantheons there are stories of those relationships between the gods. It is important to keep in mind that much of these mythologies are symbolic in nature.

[@grace-given4288]

Sorry for being ignorant, but is there a problem for a foreigner worship gaellic gods ? Like, most of the myth says about the natives and etc... Sorry again for being stupid haha

[@CricketSong]

I don't believe there is a problem with it, but I'm sure there are others who disagree with me. Much love!

[@grace-given4288]

@@CricketSong thank you ! Its because I feel related to them, I fear they get angry or something... Thx !

[@CricketSong]

I feel related to them as well!

[@Lucy-wi4ny]

Go for it!

[@laineymckenzie660]

Any information on her would of been destroyed in light of the christian religion .

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts and insights on this. Much love!

[@KateEileen]

Please learn to pronounce these names correctly!

[@CricketSong]

Doing my best. Thank you for watching. Much love!

[@Danu1976]

Wow.

[@lallyoisin]

pinch of salt n all that jazz: tuatha de dannan Tua Tuatha Tihua is in Mexico tiahuanaco Tuatha People, tenant, so Irish, Old Irish tuath populus, Welsh tud, country, nation, Cornish Tus, Breton tud, Gaulish tout-, Teuto-: *touts, people, Teutonic, Deutch, German, Dutvh; Lettic táuta, people, Old Prussian tauto, land. Tuat, or Touat, is a natural region of desert in central Algeria that contains a string of small oases. In the past, the oases were important for caravans crossing the Sahara. Biggest town associated to tuat: Buda Gone without a trace. tuatara /ˌtuːəˈtɑːrə/ late 19th century: from Maori, from tua ‘on the back’ + tara ‘spine’. TARA hill of Ireland Tihwa Chinese city Tuatara Not a lizard but a reptile that decapitates birds with its claw and wait for it: It has a parietal eye, also known as a third eye or pineal eye, is a part of the epithalamus present in some species of fish, amphibian and reptile. Tuatapere New Zealand Tuateawa " " Tuatapere " " Tua Tagovailoa American football - Samoan Tua-reg The Tuareg people are a large Berber ethnic confederation. They principally inhabit the Sahara in a vast area stretching from far southwestern Libya to southern Algeria, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso. Traditionally nomadic pastoralists, small groups of Tuareg are also found in northern Nigeria. Tijuana (j is more like a h phonetically) City in Mexico Tuam galway Toua island (papa new Guinea) also tua river and Pulboa tua. (Boa snake) Tuaisceart (north in irish) Greek Thea goddess of the sun Tia Tiago past god goddess San sanatorium place of healing Toir (irish give) Tuatha de D'anu Anu is a female deity in Ireland. Anunnaki Sumer Anu ⬆️ ⬇️ Tara naki region and volcano in New Zealand important to note that the people in NZ which predate the Maori were pasty white gingers. they believed in 'the little people' and giants. Tara wa (kiribati) Tara bya (Turkey) Tara ba (nigeria) Tara ana (Solomon islands) Tara e (Solomon islands) Tara dale (NZ) NZ and Australia every other village has tara in it. Tara oti (india) Tara poto (Peru) Tara paca (chile) Tara zona (spain)

[@CricketSong]

Thank you for the information!

[@joannaoconnor9418]

Such a shame that the pronunciation is so off

[@CricketSong]

I will tell you that I did extensive research on how to correctly pronounce all names within the video. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Much love.

[@joannaoconnor9418]

LunarWisdom and as an Irish person, I can tell you that you got much of them wrong. Have a great day

[@CricketSong]

Reading through the comments on this video from other individuals (including other Irish) they all seem to have different pronunciations.

[@joannaoconnor9418]

LunarWisdom look, it sounds off putting.

[@CricketSong]

Well, thank you for watching anyways and sharing your opinion. Much love!

[@Menopausesucks123]

Please take a bit of time to practice the pronunciations of Irish words when making videos out of respect. ❤

[@CricketSong]

Well, thank you kindly for that bit of advice. When I made this video over 7 years ago I hadn't considered practicing the pronunciation and just rushed into making it and uploading it without any research whatsoever. /s

[@Menopausesucks123]

@CricketSong thank you for lovely story and a respectful response ❤️

[@CricketSong]

@@Menopausesucks123 Blessed Be!