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@@HelennaRose thank you, that made interesting reading. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.

Thank you for your view, my studies have shown it to be very interesting.

@@StevenCasper thank you Steven, it did take a while to make this one. Worth waiting for, is praise indeed. Glad you found the video useful and entertaining enough to warrant the multi views.

@@thedriftingspore thank you, and I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. I'd agree all things imaginable exist, even if its just by concept alone.

@@thedriftingspore meant to add glad you enjoyed the video. Its good to know people are enjoying the content. Multi views means happy people and that I like.

@@dinkumtotzquare thank you.

@@thedriftingspore your very welcome, and thanks for your comments. Very much appreciated.

Not quite sure what you mean, but I hope its good and you liked the video.

@@TheBrythonicPantheon Loved the video!

@@jylyhughes5085 thank you, glad you liked the video.

@@aaosochain4920 thank you, very much appreciated.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you, your generosity is very much appreciated and will put towards the sponsorship of the channel. Glad you liked the video.

@@TheBrythonicPantheonYou are welcome 🙏🏾

@@czg2012 a correction, man for a small time thought himself god like and divorced himself from nature. Thankfully those self-serving ways are soon to be over and with no alternative in future but to return and live in balance with nature. Present conditions and commonsense makes this quite clear. The only question now is how that change will appear.

Baal from the Canaanite perspective refers the Baal Hadad. Baal itself just means Lord. There were a number of God's carrying that name from various pantheons such as Baal Moloch, Baal Marduk. Saturnus was a Roman God, interestingly was venerated at the last light of the year around the Winter solstice at the celebration of Saturnalia where gift giving and feasting were a part of the celebrations. Ring any bells? Why Christmas Is 25th December: A Roman Christmas: Saturnalia And The Festival Of The Invincible Sun th-cam.com/video/sm_K7fArdP8/w-d-xo.html The Greek equivalent was Kronos. In later days many find a link between Saturn and Baal, but only because Saturn's associations with the dark and Baal's demonisation in the old testament.

@@TheBrythonicPantheon i full and well know the gods of that time as well as before and after the Elohim was referred to as the assembly of the gods they the Christian god resided over and was removed from the bible and converted to the fallen ones and the angels that help god and the main god that was the LORD of all things was cronos or the planet saturn,,,, if u want to truly understand the history of humanity and understand all the TRULY ancient rock art u would do well to look into the work of david talbot of the Electric Universe then u will understand why the ancient Egyptians in the zep tepi texts say that the sun stood still in the heavens,,, these 3 videos are a good start to a better understanding of US Thunderbolts of the gods,,,,, th-cam.com/video/5AUA7XS0TvA/w-d-xo.html Remembering the end of the world,,,, th-cam.com/video/oophJNlP-fk/w-d-xo.html Symbols of an alien sky,,,,, th-cam.com/video/t7EAlTcZFwY/w-d-xo.html

@@TheBrythonicPantheon yes saturnalia is the commemoration of the time when Saturn ruled the heavens standing atop the axis mundi/mount Olympus/the assembly of the gods and left for the underworld the underworld was their description for the outer solar system,,,, All the gods are the planets and those that arnt are for natural phenomena like wind or rain or seasons

Welcome to the channel, happy to see another member of the Celtic clan come forward to seek out and reconnect with their cultural heritage.

@@TheBrythonicPantheon yes, and I've been arguing with my sisters that my great grandma Nancy Montague was not French, but actually from Northwest Scotland!

We shouldn't forget the French too were once Celtic and the region that is now Brittany has very close ties to the mystical Isle of Britannia, land of the Gods, shrouded forever in the mists and the clouds. I can certainly attest to the forever in clouds.

@TheBrythonicPantheon yes, my apologies, I didn't mean to imply that the French aren't part of Irish history.

@nancyvernon3017 no need for apologies, but this I have to point out is not Irish history. The Celtic culture started in Central Europe in around 1200BC and spread outwards throughout Northern Europe and down to Spain and Portugal. Britain and Ireland were probably the last of the countries to have adopted the Celtic way of life. But they are also the ones who have retained that culture the most. Ireland is often thought to be the hub of Celtic culture and this is because the mythology and stories run very strongly through Ireland with its wealth of celtic literature. Wales though has its own stories, although parallels can often be drawn between the two. Wales also is the home of the most widely spoken Celtic language in the world. The Scots have a combined heritage of both Brythonic and the Irish Gaelic. So Celtic is most often associated with these countries today but the home of Celtic culture really was down in the Alps and central Europe. I don't mean to lecture, but this so widely misunderstood and although the Celts like a good yarn we do cherish our culture. 😀

According to the archaeologists that excavated it. The tablets themselves are dated to a much older period though.

Life, death, rebirth. Same story, one represents the cycle of nature the other marks humanities divorce from nature and the elevation of man as a supreme being above nature.

Thank you, glad you liked the video.

There are a few influences that led to the development of Judaism. Originally, they followed the canaanite pantheon, but it's beleived that a certain group of nomads came to settle and integrate with the people around the hills of Judea bringing their god with them Yahweh. The stories start right back there. Then came the conquest of Judea and the Babalonian exile where the leading people of Judea were held captive and in exile in Babylon. It is at this time when the stories and scripts were collected together and collated into the first versions of the bible. This also explains some of the cross over stories and influences from the Babalonians, whose stories in turn were dirrectly influenced by the Sumerian beliefs. There's a lot more to be expanded upon but that will be in another forthcoming story. Hope that helps.

@TheBrythonicPantheon makes very good sense.

I've learned in my studies about knowledge n wisdom of the Egyptians was stolen by the early Europeans n perty much committed plagiarism, putting their own spin on it, renaming people involved etc. hence the Bible. Thank you for your insight on this topic.🕊️💛✨🙏🏼​@@TheBrythonicPantheon

@arlenethomas1167 thank you, there's a lot of commonality within themes that run through all of the earlier religions, they all seem to draw influences from the other and then put their own interpretations on them.

@@TheBrythonicPantheon I enjoyed this very much.

@@carolbaughan8768 thank you, glad you liked the video.

@@HappySnappyChappy nobodies hitting donkeys. What are you talking about. I run a channel that focuses on nature based belief sytems. That means all life is sacred and no one species is more sacred than the other. Except perhaps in terms of intelligence, and in this case the donkey clearly gets the win.

Don't make the mistake of confusing the Cimbri with the Cymru. Despite the similarities in the name, they bare no relation. The term Cymru wasn't used until the era of the Anglo-Saxon invasions of Britain where the native Britons used it as term to identify themselves as fellow country men as opposed to the Anglo-Saxon term wealas meaning outsider.

@TheBrythonicPantheon my last name can be traced directly to them and no i dont mean jones lol

@rainjones3212 perhaps you should elaborate.

@@TheBrythonicPantheon Kammerer

@@StevenCasper thank you Steven. I thought it was OK too. But there were some comments not so polite. Their gone now along with any others I think may have hidden agendas. But I like the new version too, give me a chance to see just how much I can clean up audio that is tainted with unwanted noise. Also give me a chance to dress it up a bit with some extra visuals. Appreciate you giving me your opinion, I suspect many will agree.

Thanks Steven.

Thank you very much, welcome to the channel and glad you liked the video, there's plenty more to come.

@@dragonsage6909 your very welcome, glad you liked this version.

Possibly me too, I think very carefully about what I want to say before saying it. I think a typical trait, never diagnosed or affected my career. Graduated in the top 3% of my university. Clearly, I don't see things the same way as most, having an extremely high mechanical and logical aptitude. I often wonder why others can not see what's so Clearly obvious. Yes difficultly in relating to others, strong attention to detail and an unacceptance of taking anything at face value without proof are characteristics I can relate too, along with some that are listed below. People with autism can have many strengths and abilities, including: Special interests: Autistic people can develop deep expertise in topics that interest them. Attention to detail: Autistic people can be very precise and detail-oriented. Memory: Autistic people can have an excellent long-term memory and be able to remember facts for a long time. Logical thinking: Autistic people can have logical thinking abilities and be able to spot patterns and repetition. Visual learning: Autistic people can learn and think visually. Honesty: Autistic people can be honest and reliable. Creativity: Autistic people can be creative and imaginative. Critical thinking: Autistic people can have critical thinking skills. Disciplined: Autistic people can be disciplined and respectful of authority. Punctual: Autistic people can be very punctual and dependable in regards to schedules and routines.

@@weblightstudio8215 interesting, would you care to share more?

@@StevenCasper thank you Steven.

@@StevenCasper thank you Steven, good to see you enjoying the videos.

@@StevenCasper your very welcome Steven. Glad you liked it.

Thank you Steven, every comment helps the channel and let's the algorithm know people are interested.

@@StevenCasper thank you Steven, pretty much got most of what of what I need, just have to wait for it all to arrive. That can be fun also.

@@alicewalls2095 thank you for showing your interest. Glad you'll be watching and look forward to hearing your feedback.

@@thedriftingspore thank you, and it really is very worthwhile to share what interests me with core, like minded people. Glad you'll be watching and look forward to hearing your views.

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Your very welcome, and thank you for such a wonderful compliment. Just because of what you said of your journey I thought this series maybe of interest. Of course no obligation to watch, I just think you may like it. Foundations of Nature-Based Belief Systems: The Base Principles of Spirituality in Accordance with Science: th-cam.com/play/PLFiflfrSGZP1mOjlGv3uuYLcFJvdoqFwa.html I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.

@@junede1005 thank you very much, glad you liked the video. You most certainly can come back. 😀

@@thedriftingspore your very welcome, glad your finding the videos useful. I really do put in the extra mile to make those journeys a good experience not just for everyone on the channel but for myself to. Glad to know their being put to good use and thank you for expressing your appreciation. It certainly helps keep me motivated to do more.

Thank you Steven, hope you found the video useful.