Forwarded from Αρυολογία☀️ (The Indo-Europeans)
In Germany, their name for the Elder Tree ("Holunder") is derived from the Goddess Holda (sometimes "Frau Holda"), who is, among other things, the patroness of mankind & flora. The plant was also sacred for the Celtic peoples, for whom it was the thirteenth and final tree of the year (a month named "Ruish" by the Celts) — appropriately symbolising death and rebirth.
Most Indo-Europeans believed the Elder Tree connected the Underworld and earthly plane.
Most Indo-Europeans believed the Elder Tree connected the Underworld and earthly plane.
Forwarded from Mr.Prism 🌲
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You may enjoy this channel, it's about American methods, but its still useful just the same
You may enjoy this channel, it's about American methods, but its still useful just the same
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Making Fresh Sauerkraut
Welcome to the series 7 premiere of 18th Century Cooking! We start things off by trying a delicious and easy Sauerkraut recipe right out of the 18th century!
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