Eastern Religious scholar, Alan Watts, stated that the Hindu tradition includes a myth regarding half a Hamsa's eggshell becoming the sky and the other half becoming the earth. A similar egg-sky-earth cosmological story can be found in the Finlandic myths recorded in the Kalevala, where the eggshell of a duck forms the sky and earth. hamsa is asmah backwards. symbol of breath as you all probably know sanskrit and old irish have a fair bit in common so much so, it would be remiss to suggest they did not cross paths at one time in history. shiva linga on the hill of tara that is unmistakably in the aurobora infinity shape. (self devouring serpent) images.app.goo.gl/SuEuFHUYTpAZroTg6 all our folklore appear to have animals shedding their skin and transforming into a human. only one type of animal really does this successfully 🐍 that which both Fionn and St Patrick got rid of. Sadhbh changed from deer to woman. caher sadhbh een. theres plenty of ringforts there! children of lir fourknocks Fourknocks mound is in the shape of Cygnus and you will read that if you visit. They refer to it as Cold rocks/hills? Perhaps not 'cold' Fuair/fúar : found (on) see etymology below Cnoc: Nape of the neck (back of the neck) of Cygnus. See etym bel Lyra (Lir) Children of Hyperborea - apollo repeatedly mention 'delphin','swan' and 'lyre' (musical instrument) all close to each other in the sky. Niamh means 'sky/heavens' (neamh) Back of the neck look at constellation and you will see what's on the back of the neck of cygnus. I use Skywalk 2 adds are a pain but it shows all constellations where they should be. all our stories are in the night sky.
@@macnacailli looks good. will grab a copy. I reckon buddhism is what got 'whacked' by st paddy! maybe that's where paddy whack comes from. Simpsons ref there. 🐍🧙🏻♂️🌂 th-cam.com/video/vZ-7c7ryljs/w-d-xo.html
"Driving the snakes out of ireland" refers to the introduction of christianity in ireland, and the exodus of Irish pagans who were forced out of their own country because of it. Also there were plenty of animals that could change between human form, like swans and deer.
@@wiseferret4745 pagan means villager. I'm assuming you mean it as a religion or culture. what existed in Ireland pre early ecclesiastics was more of a Hinduism although theres a strong gnostic vibe also.
I love the name Angus ! Thanks so much for your storytelling. It comforts me . 💜👱🏼♀️💜
I love mythology stories! Thank you so much! 💗💕💚♥️💜❤️
Wonderful 😊❣️
Eastern Religious scholar, Alan Watts, stated that the Hindu tradition includes a myth regarding half a Hamsa's eggshell becoming the sky and the other half becoming the earth. A similar egg-sky-earth cosmological story can be found in the Finlandic myths recorded in the Kalevala, where the eggshell of a duck forms the sky and earth.
hamsa is asmah backwards.
symbol of breath
as you all probably know sanskrit and old irish have a fair bit in common so much so, it would be remiss to suggest they did not cross paths at one time in history.
shiva linga on the hill of tara that is unmistakably in the aurobora infinity shape. (self devouring serpent)
images.app.goo.gl/SuEuFHUYTpAZroTg6
all our folklore appear to have animals shedding their skin and transforming into a human. only one type of animal really does this successfully 🐍
that which both Fionn and St Patrick got rid of.
Sadhbh changed from deer to woman.
caher sadhbh een. theres plenty of ringforts there!
children of lir
fourknocks
Fourknocks mound is in the shape of Cygnus and you will read that if you visit.
They refer to it as Cold rocks/hills?
Perhaps not 'cold'
Fuair/fúar : found (on)
see etymology below
Cnoc:
Nape of the neck (back of the neck) of Cygnus.
See etym bel
Lyra (Lir)
Children of
Hyperborea - apollo repeatedly mention 'delphin','swan' and 'lyre' (musical instrument) all close to each other in the sky. Niamh means 'sky/heavens' (neamh)
Back of the neck
look at constellation and you will see what's on the back of the neck of cygnus.
I use Skywalk 2 adds are a pain but it shows all constellations where they should be.
all our stories are in the night sky.
Oisin Lally have you read “Celtic Heritage” by A & B Rees? Lots of Irish/ Vedic comparison there. It’s a Classic.
@@macnacailli looks good. will grab a copy. I reckon buddhism is what got 'whacked' by st paddy! maybe that's where paddy whack comes from. Simpsons ref there. 🐍🧙🏻♂️🌂
th-cam.com/video/vZ-7c7ryljs/w-d-xo.html
lol. whacking day.
"Driving the snakes out of ireland" refers to the introduction of christianity in ireland, and the exodus of Irish pagans who were forced out of their own country because of it.
Also there were plenty of animals that could change between human form, like swans and deer.
@@wiseferret4745 pagan means villager. I'm assuming you mean it as a religion or culture. what existed in Ireland pre early ecclesiastics was more of a Hinduism although theres a strong gnostic vibe also.
Who is the artist who painted the swans and dancing girls?
Could the word said to mean "God" be translated as "lord" as in noble?
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My dogs name was angus he died yesterday morning had a stroke and passed he was 14 years old little miniature poodle terrier he was a rescue
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