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Demi Lovato headlines New York’s Madison Square Garden, performs in all of her musical eras https://www.allforgardening.com/1734264/demi-lovato-headlines-new-yorks-madison-square-garden-performs-in-all-of-her-musical-eras/ #Concert #DemiLovato #garden #It'sNotThatDeep #Jutes #MadisonSquareGarden #music #NewYork #Pop #show
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Demi Lovato brings out JoJo and Jutes during Madison Square Garden concert https://www.allforgardening.com/1732752/demi-lovato-brings-out-jojo-and-jutes-during-madison-square-garden-concert/ #DemiLovato #garden #Jutes #MadisonSquareGarden
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This is a song written for Mōdraniht -- Celebrated on or around the 25th December in honour of the three great mother goddesses -- Frigg, Hreða and Éostre.
Have a wonderful Yule / Geōl
Composed by me. #yule #yuletide #christmas #jutish #jutes #AngloSaxon #pagan #folklore
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Last post in honour of #InternationalWomensDay -- The #Jutes and #AngloSaxons knew #March as Hreðemónaþ or Month of Hreðe.
There is very little known about this Goddess, her precise nature and significance remain shrouded in mystery.
Some have suggested that Hreðe was a goddess of victory and glory, celebrated by warriors who sought her favor in battle. Others, however, see her as a more sinister figure, associated with the violence and destruction that inevitably accompany conflict.
What is clear is that Hreðe was a powerful figure, one who inspired both reverence and possibly fear. Her name is derived from "hréþ" which means "glorious victory" and the verb hréðan means "to exult and rejoice". Because of this, she has been associated with war, in particular victory in war.
Another definition is: Quickly, immediately, at once, soon, forthwith, straightway. This could be a clue to the nature of her as well -- She is the Goddess of March, and this may refer to how swiftly weather changes, one day warm and the next still winter.
Hreðe may represent the fight and eventual triumph over the dark and cold of winter.
Some have suggested her name means "cruel", but that is a mistranslation of the #OldEnglish "reþe"
Ultimately, the true nature and significance of Hreðe may never be fully understood. But what is clear is that she remains a compelling and complex figure.
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It's #OldEnglish #WordOfTheDay time and today, in honour of #NationalStorytellingWeek we are going with
spelspreca [ᛋᛈᛖᛚᛋᛈᚱᛖᚳᚪ]:
prose-speaker; storytellerspel(l): prose / work or prose
spreca: A speaker / one who speaks in council / Speaks with authority
Pronunciation: https://files-thefolklore-cafe.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/attachments/spelspreca.m4a
This is the title of a great storyteller, the person who tells the tales or greatness, adventure, of mourning and loss. There is no coincidence that we say stories are "spell-binding"; for the #AngloSaxons and #Jutes, telling stories were the deepest of magics. Every evocative word invoked the most powerful of spells.
#histodons #medieval #EarlyMedieval #medievodons #folklore #FolkloreThursday #Storytelling
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#AngloSaxon #Saint of the Day:
Æthelwine [ ᚫᚦᛖᛚᚹᛁᚾᛖ ] of Sceldeforde - Officially not a lot it known about this particular saint, to the point where his origins and story is completely unattested and apocryphal.
Unattested story of Æthelwine:
Æthelwine was a convert to Christianity from the then still #pagan #IsleOfWight. He came from the now renamed hamlet of Sceldeforde (Translates to Shield Ford).
It is said the Hamlet changed it's name to Æthelwinefeld (Æthelwine's Field), which over-time became "Æthelfeld" and now Atherfield (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atherfield)
Æthelwine converted while in Kent after visiting the court of Æthelbert but was martyred during Eadbald's (Æthelbert's son and successor) pagan revival.
Æthelwine condemned Eadbald's marriage to his step-mother. Eadbald was enraged and declared the saint a "féondulf" -- criminal/felon.
Æthelwine, fearing for his life, fled back to the Island. However, he was betrayed to Eadbald by local pagan priest who heard of the bounty on Æthelwine's head. Eadbald sent someone to kill Æthelwine, who was murdered while crossing the ford in the middle of his home hamlet. They say that he'd been stabbed through the heart but was able to pray for the sins of those around him for an hour even though his heart had stopped beating; he forgave all involved before his death.
The site was said to responsible for many miracles.
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I week ago I was a guest a #podcast called Witching Around, talking about the #NewYear, #Paganism, #History, #Magic, #folklore, #Jutes, #AngloSaxons and #mythology
Lots of really fun stuff. I very much enjoyed myself.
#MythologyMonday #histodon #histodons #OldEnglish
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@histodonsHave a listen for free: https://anchor.fm/witchingaroundpod/episodes/Light-in-the-Darkness-with-Paul-Wilson-e1t09n1
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Time for a little #OldEnglish #Christmas / #Yule
Pre-Christian -- Lastnight was said to be Mother's Night, where I would like to think they celebrate the Goddesses of the year (Hrêða [ ᚻᚱᛖᚦᚪ ], Ēostre [ ᛖᚩᛋᛏᚱᛖ ] and Sceaðu [ ᛋᚳᛖᚪᚦᚢ ] ) NB: That is just my personal interpretation.
Gōd Mōdraniht sīe þē [ ᚷᚩᛞ:ᛗᚩᛞᚱᚪᚾᛁᚻᛏ:ᛋᛁᛖ:ᚦᛖ ] -- Good Mother's Night to you!
Gōd Gēol sīe þē [ ᚷᚩᛞ:ᚷᛖᚩᛚ:ᛋᛁᛖ:ᚦᛖ ] -- Good Yule to you!
Which then evolved into:
Gōd Crīstes mæsse sīe þē [ ᚷᚩᛞ:ᚳᚱᛁᛋᛏᛖᛋ:ᛗᚫᛋᛋᛖ:ᛋᛁᛖ:ᚦᛖ ] -- Good Christmas to you!
So take your pick my friends, whichever tickles your fancy: go a little pagan, go a little in-between or go for something more Christian/modern.
The choice is yours.
#Folklore #histodon #historians #History #Runes #AngloSaxon #AngloSaxonx #Jutes #Jutish #yuletide
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#GothicAdvent Day 15:
The mists of time run deep; the ebbs and flows of the wyrd span the course of human history.
#Mottistone, is the magical heart of the #IsleOfWight -- the village derives it's name from the great #LongStone that was known as the Mōtstán [ ᛗᚩᛏᛋᛏᚪᚾ ] or Meeting Stone.
Legend says that is where the Kings of the Island (the Wihtwalda [ ᚹᛁᚻᛏᚹᚪᛚᛞᚪ ] ) were chosen by at the Island witenagemot [ ᚹᛁᛏᛖᚾᚪᚷᛖᛗᚩᛏ ]
People believe that cries of the slaughtered souls from the last #Pagan and #Jutes of the Island can be heard at this time of the year. The Ghosts and shades of the past make their way to Meeting Stone; the lefthand side of the stone is known as the Weeping Skirt. Island #Pagans still go there today to pay their respects.
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It's #Monday or #Mōnandæg [ ᛗᚩᚾᚪᚾᛞᚫᚷ ] - Mōna or Mōnē's day, the Day or the Moon God, his name is rooted on the old proto-germanic word for "to measure". It also the root of the word "mæl" (meal today) and #Mōna is the root of the word #mōnaþ [ ᛗᚩᚾᚪᚦ ] or Month.
There is very little written evidence left about Mōna, apart from his name being given to the word for today. However, as he is cognate to #Mani (Norse Moon #God) who is attested in Prose #Edda and the Poetic Edda.
I for one however, like to look at Mōna how the Germanic tribes might have, and let us create our own stories and traditions. That is how storytelling works -- nothing is made up, just remembered differently.
The #Moon was what was used to mark time, he travelled the heavens, guiding us forward, from the cradle to the grave. That is why some people believe he was also the protector of Children and life.
This piece of art, that I drew shows Mōna, cradling the children that he protects as he crosses the night sky and the passage of their lifetime. It is done in the Early Medieval Style
#History #Histodons #Folklore #Storytelling #Histordon #AngloSaxon #Jutes #Jutish #Art #AngloSaxonArt #MedievalArt
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Hi #Histodons -- Today is (roughly) what the #AngloSaxons and #Jutes would have called the start of Ærra Gēola [ ᚫᚱᚱᚪ:ᚷᛖᚩᛚᚪ ] or "First/Before #Yule"; their name for #December.
The two main celebrations for this time of year were the Winter Solstice (Yule) and Mōdraniht [ ᛗᚩᛞᚱᚪᚾᛁᚻᛏ ] or "Mother's Night" (on the 25th, though might be apocryphal).
I like to think they maybe it was a celebration of the the other Mother Goddesses celebrated through the year:
Hrêða [ ᚻᚱᛖᚦᚪ ]
Ēostre [ ᛖᚩᛋᛏᚱᛖ ]
And finally the Winter Goddess herself, Frīg [ ᚠᚱᛁᚷ ]Artwork by me, the first is Hrêða -- she is announcing that her sister Ēostre is coming. The second off of Ēostre, under the three of life. Both in the #Early #Medieval Style
