IN TRIBUTE TO THE WORLD'S BEST MOM 

Homage to you, now among other Druids. 
Your light sparkles ever truer. 

 

Celtic Defenders of Europe’s Freedom 

 

New light reveals roots that burrow deep into a darkened past. 

Europe was devastated not by barbarians, but by conquerors. 

 

Now we need the truth about Celtic valor that has been claimed by conquerors and conquerors' atrocities that have been blamed on others. Let's start with answers to these questions: At what point do atrocities go from reprehensible to “political”? 

When should we praise a man for committing atrocities against his own child? 

How lethal must lies grow before we risk offending the commander?

This inquiry traces wines, not wars. It applauds democracy and loathes conquerors. 

The end goal is justice FOR ALL.

https://youtu.be/St-iIwbdMzM

A Woman's Song 

Empire conquered Europe 

& women became Roman chattel.

Once Rome fell, though,

women regained their rights. 

Then Christian kingdoms & empires 

enslaved women again.

Nonetheless, family endures.

Women clutch freedom’s torch 

While rocking their children to sleep.

 

Why Magdalena?   Magdalena's story necessarily begins with the human journey like everyone else's does. A heroic epic of invention and discovery likely attaches to this name, though. Magdalena - and its various forms like Madeleine - have been carried throughout Europe and still cling to Celtic Iron Age settlements.

A convincing amount of evidence suggests that some intrepid migrants made their way to La Madeleine in France's Périgord after the last Ice Age. These people were no "cave men," though. They tamed wolves into dogs. They built free standing shelters. Perhaps most notably, though, they etched female forms onto the walls of their caves - and their very name suggests that women were among their leaders. Come with us as we explore Magdalena’s significance across Europe. Though Caesars and the later Christian conquest may have tried to erase all traces of an extraordinary heritage, it’s time to reclaim this illustrious legacy as our own.

https://youtu.be/RmAaguWF8Wo

 

HIDDEN TRIBUTES TO WOMEN

    Celts have paid homage to heroes for many millennia, and they have venerated both men and women in heroes’ halls. When the Christian Conquest imposed religion on Europe, it turned the public halls into churches.  All traces of Celtic tributes to women have not, however, been erased.  This clip shows some of the tributes that appear to remain true to the original Celtic intent – and one that has been quite obviously altered.

https://youtu.be/00qP2NFpuYE

 

 

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