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Ability and willingness to accept Degenerate people isn’t a virtue, it’s retarded.
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Forwarded from The Conspiracy Hole (Brody Hyde)
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Something Strange is Happening in Denver | ETP
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Like all Celtic knots, the triquetra is constructed of one continuous line interweaving around itself symbolising no beginning or end, an eternal spiritual life.
The Celts favoured the idea that everything important in the world came in threes; three stages of life, three elements, three domains; earth, sea and sky, past, present and future. The triquetra is sometimes drawn weaving around a circle, symbolising the unity of the three parts.
The Celts favoured the idea that everything important in the world came in threes; three stages of life, three elements, three domains; earth, sea and sky, past, present and future. The triquetra is sometimes drawn weaving around a circle, symbolising the unity of the three parts.
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Forwarded from Staffordshire Folklore
Today is the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance in Eastern Staffordshire.
The horn dance is a very old folk dance custom, a variant of which was recorded as early as 1532.
No one is entirely sure as to original purpose of the dance, popular theories include the affirmation of hunting rights in the nearby Cannock Chase, though many speculate it's actually a much older Pagan tradition, the original record of the dance only makes mention of the 'Obby' Oss (Hobby Horse).
The antlers themselves are real and have been dated with carbon analysis to the 11th Century. The are reindeer antlers and as there are no records of reindeers in England at that time it's supposed they were imported from Scandinavia.
The horn dance is a very old folk dance custom, a variant of which was recorded as early as 1532.
No one is entirely sure as to original purpose of the dance, popular theories include the affirmation of hunting rights in the nearby Cannock Chase, though many speculate it's actually a much older Pagan tradition, the original record of the dance only makes mention of the 'Obby' Oss (Hobby Horse).
The antlers themselves are real and have been dated with carbon analysis to the 11th Century. The are reindeer antlers and as there are no records of reindeers in England at that time it's supposed they were imported from Scandinavia.
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