I went to a Celtic Pagan Ceremony in Ireland (Gaelic Samhain Festival) 

Same

Same!

I'm happy I still have a deep connection.

I started crying as well. You need that kind of unity. And, to be honest, I've lost a lot of loved ones young and tragically.

I as well. For some reason I felt this overwhelming sense understanding, i wasn't sad or depressed, just I knew.

Or at least will be happy to welcome it back.

it will

We are getting there Darling... We are getting there.

Germanic Peganism, welcome home long time no see.

what do your view on hinduism

@bill Bloggs You think wrong I'm afraid 😊

You mean where u burn humans alive as sacrifice against their wishes to get ur demon god happy ,clap clap fool

@@russworks5343 Show me proof that pagans actually do this you probably can't because you're probably just another Christian assuming that you know everything about other people's religions...😒

@Ptolemy 1 It is evil. That’s a fact. All paganism is.

Happy yule! Which will be my first but certainly not the last for more too come. Wisdom as the All Father sacrifice for knowledge... Now I leave you this. What will you do for knowledge all seeking?

Samhain*

Halloween is a Christian bastardization of Samhain.

And helping make the white house

Actually many European pagans have that holiday. They have just not preserved that tradition. In slavic countries they celebrated the day of Veles and it had almost the same meaning and was celebrated at the same day.

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This was a huge a very public event attended by thousands of people and media it was no big secret.

sjdsajdjsd oh s h i t thats good

Leave me people alone lol

The roman catholics would have burned you at the stake for saying that 500 years ago.

@@shaunigothictv1003 Thats fine, I've been thru worse from them.

@@Maggiesgardens Ok luv. But allow me to educate you. Im a Londoner born and bred. My dad was Indian and my mum was Ethiopan. Paki is a British term made up by British and Irish Catholics in the 1950's. The British and Irish Catholics used it as a way to take the piss out of the strange accent and strange facial features of the newly arrived Pakistanis and Indians into Britain and LATER Ireland. In a similiar fashion, the British and American Protestants made up the word Nigger in the 1920's in Britiain and America - whilst British and Irish catholics made up the word Paki in the 1950's in Britain and LATER Ireland. NIGGER came from the word NEGRO in Britain and America during the 1800's and was made up by British and American Protestants as a way of degrading the facial features and strange accent of Blacks. PAKI came from the word PAKISTANI in the 1950's in Britain and LATER Ireland and was made up by the British and Irish Catholics as a way of degrading the facial features and strange accent of south Asians. But The Catholics and the Protestants were NOT cruel to people purely on the basis of skin complexion. Here is the proof........... Irish Catholics loved Blacks - but hated Indians. On the other hand, American and British Protestants hated Blacks - but loved Indians. This proves that neither the Irish Catholics OR the British /American Protestants were ever racist to people on the basis of skin colour. These certain prejudices simply arose on the basis of certain cultural clashes in the communities combined with differences in the phenotypical facial structures of the various individuals in question which made people feel uneasy. It was NOT (and never) based on skin complexion as NONE of the White Celtic peoples in Britain were ever racist to people purely on the basis of the colour of their skin.

@@shaunigothictv1003 Yes, I understand that. But as far as me being burnt at the stake, Like I said, they did worse. I am Irish, of Monaghan and I know my history well. Would not have mattered what colour I was, but as a Peaceful pagan, I still would have been killed, simply because I didn't believe in one supreme male deity, but many, Male, female and other.

@@Maggiesgardens I get what your saying luv. Heres the thing. I believe in the divine mother feminine. You assign both MALE and FEMALE attributes to the divine creator/Gods so obviously me and you disagree sweetheart. Whoever the divine creator/s (plural) is - I do not believe that it/they are a male entity. I think of God as purely a feminine creator. Think about it luv. Who wrote the Bible and quran? Both books were written by blokes, right? So obviously those blokes were trying to understand the world around them and they put things into a male perspective. So they referred to God as HE. Thats where I disagree with them as I worship God in the feminine creator. But you say God has both gender attributes. Thats seems weird to me but each to their own luv.

@Anarcho Christian I can't answer for Pastel, but as a pagan myself, I will personally be lighting a candle in the window for the Aos Si and wandering spirits, making some pastry offerings, and feasting! I may video chat some friends as well (one would normally host or attend a great feast in person but what with the dreaded plague, it is best to stick indoors). Lastly, I will be tending my hearth fire servitors, and drinking a brew of mugwort tea before bed to make the most of the thin veil for some interesting dreams. There are pagans all over the world who celebrate Samhain, not just Ireland (though I myself am English, currently based in Wales).

Yes! Not a lot of the Irish who practice it are Pagan, those are Irish who just still connect to their indigenous roots despite the religion they identify with. I’m apart of a family that has practiced it for a long time and are still Pagan.

You can do your own As I do Alone with my coyote wolf dog By the 🔥 fire

I am more than 25% of irish, scottish and norse. I'm also an American. I hope we both can learn about our heritages

Me too!!

It's all there waiting for you. Try learning a bit of the languages of your ancestors. Learn a bit about their daily lives, like how they cooked and ate, for example.

I'm from ireland and I rlly recommend looking into irish history it's so interesting and there's so much to learn! Also the country has beautiful scenery and beautiful towns if you ever visit I recommend going to kinsale in my home town of cork it's amazing!

I KNEW it!!

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Same here and I have roots from Western Europe so who knows if somehow I could connect to this. This looks like such a unique beautiful holiday, tradition, and event.

@Thomas Anderson Ahh I see , Hinduism also has this side where few do this....but it isnt a part of religion, and thanks for the clary

@@SuperVikhyath thats similar to us with yule

Both are gaelic

Hi Shannon! 💚(It is really cool!)

@@MasterMichelleFL hey gal!

Sam, this gives me a time frame for when and where to visit should I get the opportunity to go.

Genuine

@bill Bloggs It's not about the police, it's about doing your part to not spread a pandemic.

@novax Northern Italians (excluding the venetians) derive from the celts, the ligurians and to a small extent the etruscans.

This is similar to how the gnostic pagan traditions practice, at least in Florida, especially in the smaller circles. 💚 I think the popularity makes what you find vary so greatly. 💚 (Edit: We have amazing drum circles and raise great energy in our chants, but the energy in the music in this video is INTENSE and beautiful. Go raibh míle maith agat!! SLÁINTE!!💚)

Those hats are a little too ravey. You know druid hats did not look like that

puca festival athboy and trim the true origins of Halloween takes place every October Bank Holiday weekend. all people of every part of society are welcome

You can do this in your back yard...... With a fire

You cannot be in touch with your ancestors and follow Roman Catholicism at the same time because your ancestors never followed that shit. Use your brain mate.

@@shaunigothictv1003 her ancestors did before colonization and Christianity tried to destroy her culture.

@@TriggerHappy923 Agreed.

I felt like the Nordic music was very heavenly and peaceful and like angels of light singing. I felt like an extra protection from the dark forces. I'm very sensitive to energies and very empathic. So I'm curious to learn about possible Celtic culture that teaches ways to sheild ourselves from the dark forces?

2nd Corinthians 11:14 "And no wonder, for Satan himself keeps disguising himself as an angel of light."