The Fires of Beltane and the Weird Magic of Glastonbury | Tree of Life Podcast Ep. 3
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Episode 3 is Jacob's last episode filmed in Glastonbury, so Kubi asks him about his 30 days in England's most pagan town. We also discuss Beltane and how to bring the themes of the season more into your everyday life!
Kubi May Links | Website: www.kubimaycrafts.com
Kubi’s Celtic Shamanism Retreat: www.kubimaycrafts.com/celtic
The Druidic Tree Ogham Online Group: www.kubimaycrafts.com/ogham
Jacob Toddson Links | RUclips Channel: / @thewisdomofodin
Jacob's Shamanic retreat in Scotland:
www.northerntraditions.org
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Im a Chriatian and I enjoy learning from your channel... You look great and I love watching you both together. I feel chemistry. ❤
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This video is so beautiful, I have tears in my eyes. 😭😢💗💗💗💞💕
In Chzechia, the tradition of fires for Betane is still very strong. We call it a “Witches Night”, and there is usually a giant fire in every village.. just attended one🔥 once I saw a night map of Czech Republic from this night, and it looked like the whole country was burning..
the following Mayday, maypoles at some places are erected and couples are supposed to kiss under a blooming cherry tree🌸
Happy Beltane to all🤗
Skal!
In the Irish language we pronounce it but for you phonetically Byowl-tinna. The month of May here is also called Bealtaine in our language.
Perfect! More Kubi is always a good thing!
Jacob you are giving off extra good vibes, that pup loves you!!!! ❤
I just love seeing the Chihuahua's enjoying a day outside with their humans! I am blessed to have one in my life too! Skal
Hearty congratulations on Beltane! Greetings from Western Siberia, Omsk. Thank you for your interesting videos! Scotland, Ireland are my favorite lands from my past incarnations. My name is Tara. I hope that I will be able to visit these beautiful mystical lands in this life.
37:41 The human sacrifices for the May Feast have begun! 😃
This feeling you guys are talking about reminds me of when I stayed in Gleann cholm cille. There were layers in layers of energy and it was a trip
Hearing chants and songs in Old English, the language of our Anglo-Saxon pagan ancestors, is absolutely haunting. Unlike Proto-Celtic, it does not need to be reconstructed. Anglisc is the old language of England. The Anglo-Saxons were also incredible wordsmiths, very witty and clever with wordplay and they love riddles! (Obviously this is post-Christian, after the Latin alphabet)
You always do great videos but I really connected to this one, thank you both this was great ❤
Thank you! That means a lot 🙏
Today my boyfriend became my fiancé and we both decided to get our marriage license today on Beltane. The perfect time for the masculine and feminine to unite 🥰
We will be married on 6/2/2024, one month from now and it’ll be our 5 year anniversary.
Love the message behind this one! 💜
Jeez jake I have not seen you in a while. U look amazing...dropped a bit of weight also (if you don't mind me saying).
Lovely to see you again. Brilliant episode 👏
i think one of the dogs barfed lol anyway loved the video
In Sweden, we burn bonfires on April 30th every year. I'm currently living in Norway and they just looked at me like I had three heads when I asked about this (Norway and Denmark have a different bonfire in June I think).
The EU is trying to ban all burning in your backyard, but word from my dad was that the municipality where he lives (mid-northern Sweden) don't care and will burn stuff anyway. 🔥
Such a lovely podcast!
Thanks
If I had that experience there, I wouldn’t leave. I would love an episode on just various forms of music used in pagan traditions. I grew up Christian and get so tired of hymns filling filling my head when I want to sing about something spiritual. Those hymns no longer represent me, but what do I sing instead.
Regarding feminine and masculine spirituality: I think about this a lot, not the least in how "Celtic paganism" becomes stereotyped as just a bunch of pretty girls in pretty dresses humming in a circle (hyper-feminine), and "Norse paganism" becomes stereotyped as a bunch of bearded, ripped men screaming while flailing axes (hyper-masculine). While in reality, the Celts had their own warriors. The Norse had their female practices. And both had, mostly, just ordinary men and women. (And the warriors were highly structured and spiritual, not just wild beasts with axes.)
But what I want to get to more specifically is that I'm currently doing a lot of womb healing and fertility meditation, after two years trying to get pregnant and the coming out of the psychological "trauma" (that I did to myself) of that. A lot of it - I'm looking all over the place - is about placing your hand on your womb, visualizing it, speaking to it, those kinds of things.
So I love to imagine a men's version of this like a parody. Some men sitting around in a circle, with their cacao, incense and soothing music, and the leader says "Now place your fingers between the cock and the ballsack... feel the energy... visualize your balls, thank them for their hard work and look deep inside of them"
Not sorry 😅
Enkidu, the OG Green Man.
I'm also looking around to see what chants/invocations/mantras people have tried to make for the Norse gods.
As you say, they (from cultures with unbroken lines, like Hinduism and Buddhism) are often very simple, just repeating names and titles and thanking them.
One I found on RUclips for Freya goes "Freyja, Völva, Mardöll, Vanadis, Gefjon, Hörn, Menglada", over and over. Just different names for Freya, as a song
I did something similar for Frey, with some of his various names. Repeat the names, the titles, glory to you, share with me your strength, etc.
I'm Swedish so I do it in Swedish, but I understand if the Anglo-speakers feel it's "less genuine" in English. I don't think it really matters, but if it makes you feel more connected to do it in Old Norse (or Gaelic for the British Celts), then do so.
I would be in for adding my talents to a Spa element
The last time I sat down in the grass, I received a million bites from the fleas that live there. Here in Oklahoma, we've already had temps in the high 80's. Too hot for April! Skal
Don't look at the 55:39 closed captions out of context 😆
May Day is the Christianised version of Beltane, same as Samhain/Hallowe'en or Yule/Christmas
So any news on the hall yet? And is there going to be a fellowship of Northern traditions in Canada like the Canadian chapter?
www.northerntraditions.org
Nice
27:00 - "Cost of living"
Can someone explain how it just *goes up* like that?
In the country? ..... for the natives?
Justify it.
Cute doggies
Happy Beltane!
Hey Jacob, can you describe to me in short, what does it feel like to connect / work with the norse gods & in general where do i start with norse paganism, do i just find a spot in a forest and start praying, to the god i want to give offerings to or seek guidance from ?.
Since i was 15 (now almost 18), i have always felt a Connection to the norse gods & fenrir (my spirit animal or fylgja is a wolf), what are your views on working with fenrir or giving offerings ?
I should add, that have always had a great interest in pagan religions & shamanism
Lol, Kansa City is in Missouri. Kansas really doesn't have anything.
.. and then they went and got a room. 😜
First view and first like 😊
Glastonbury isnt as isolated as people think, its' only next door to Street after all!
I grew up there and we schoolkids avoided the "glastofarian" crowd as it was known among us (there just was a real us & them divide at the time). Most of them were wealthy outsiders back then. We had our own interests, like skateboarding, and drum & bass music. But there is a connection to the sacred places like the tor and chalice well gdns that runs through the actual, non "hippy", native community that runs strong and goes beyond "religion". I see some of my old friends celebrate getting to the top of the tor on their birthday, like its a rite of passage, which it is for many of them. Few of them are pagans. They dont need that to have that spiritual connection to the place, they were born with it.
Me watching this in ks💀💀
youre saying it wrong
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