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Tag Archives: Celts
Samhain Mood
Esteemed Readers, to make the Samhain spirit more complete, I’d like to present you this wonderful folk piece of music! Enjoy listening! Maria KethuProfumo
Posted in Art, Celts, culture, Druidry, fantasy, folklore, Halloween, History, Life, Lifestyle, mythology, poetry, Samhain, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged art, arte, beauty, Celts, civilization, costumi, cultura, culture, customs, folk songs, folklore, Ireland, life, lifestyle, Lisa Thiel, musica celtica, musica popolare, paganism, paganismo, Samhain, Scotland, tradition, tradizione
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On the eve of Samhain – Korrigans & Breton Mythology
The Celtic New Year or Halloween, choose what is closer to you, my esteemed Readers, invite us to move deeper in centuries and to ponder upon the Celtic French roots, yet too strong in the consciousness of the 17th century … Continue reading
Posted in Celts, culture, Druidry, fantasy, folklore, France, God, Halloween, History, Life, Lifestyle, Louis XIV, nature, religion, Samhain, Uncategorized
Tagged 17th century, art, beauty, Bretagne, Breton Mythology, celtic mythology, Celtique traditions, Celts, civilization, culture, Halloween, history, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis le Grand, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi XIV, mermaids, Re Sole, Samain, Samhain, Seicento, società, society, storia, the Sun King, time, wisdom
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Samhain at the French Court
The Eve of Samhain or Samain, as the French name it, calls to ponder upon its celebrating at Louis XIV’s Court. The Celtic traditions were strong yet at that historical period, so we might suppose that the Court also took … Continue reading
Posted in Al Mondo, Art, Beauty, celebration, culture, Druidry, family, fantasy, folklore, God, Halloween, History, Louis XIV, news, paganism, religion, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged 17th century, art, arte, beauty, Celtique traditions, Celts, civilization, culture, France, Francia, God, history, life, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis le Grand, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi XIV, paganesimo, pagani, pagania, Re Sole, Samain, Samhain, Seicento, società, society, storia, the Sun King
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Italy & France: Unfaithful Husband & Shrew Wife
Hostility between Italy & France has always amused me. Through the centuries these two countries have been bound up with each other. Even if both nations don’t want to accept that openly, they are more relatives than neighbours. A close … Continue reading
Posted in Art, culture, folklore, friendship. life, God, History, Italia, language, Lifestyle, Uncategorized
Tagged Antichi Romani, art, arte, Asterix, Celts, civilization, cultura, culture, Europe, Français, Francese, French, history, Impero Romano, Italia, Italiano, Italie, Italien, Italy, language, linguistics, nations, Obelix, Old French, Roman Empire, Romans, storia
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On the Eve of Samhain
The Eve of Samhain,(I doubt I will ever regard it as Halloween), is filled with a special sort of attraction. The Celts believed this night opened the gates leading to the World of Deads, gave a chance to communicate with … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Druidry, folklore, Halloween, History, paganism, Samhain, Uncategorized
Tagged Celts, Christianity, civilization, culture, customs, God, Halloween, history, Ireland, Irish, Irish culture, Lunar cycle, nature, New Year, pagan, paganism, past, Samhain, Spirit, Spiritual, traditions
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