Each generation of the tribe faced many challenges that the country must succeed in order to survive. These included clan duties, religious relationships, camp work, storytelling, and more. To master the important learning needs, the culture has introduced a sophisticated system for use by the tribes. These obligations are rooted in their special perspective on the nature of humans and the environment. The ancients regarded themselves as part of the natural world. Bears, wolves, or fish were our brothers or sisters and were part of the evolutionary tree for their purposes, as they believed they all came from the same source. Relative bears are much more likely to be treated with kindness than things, and most urbanized people are separated from their siblings. The lives of tribal members were shared with all the creations of the common world. When they looked into nature, they discovered amazing details about how it worked in nature. Each tribe recreated the species habits they observed, so they lived with the flow. In other words, each “fine” of the tribe replicated the teachings of animals in the life of the tribe, and some began to see the written history of these animal gods in the stars. All ancient myths are just a kind of symbol of the tree of life genealogy.
The magnificent Celtic world tree, which spans the Milky Way, is a huge root that extends to the earth and was thought to be the origin of all people, each symbolized by the animals sitting on the tree. I will. Each tribe was a brother or god of these animals, or a descendant of a particular tree or river. And just as animals were sacrificed in the circle of life, so were they. But the wind and even other trees all came from the world tree. So many tribes have chosen the trees, animals, constellations, or mountains that they will most likely see as the god of their mother or father. Whether the tribe is Japanese, Indian, first country, etc., we all come from a single tree. Some tribes kept turtles instead of trees, but they all have the same meaning. This constitutes an understanding of the ancient universe and its power. Seen in this tree are the Celts of King Arthur’s cult, Wales, where Culhwch searches for ancient animals (blackbirds, stags, owls, eagle, salmon) in search of mabon. Helped to find. Ysbaddaden (pronounced-(Is ba thad’n)-which means chief giant) wins daughter Olwen (meaning “white footprints” because she left white flowers where she walked) To do this, give Kilf some tasks. In my opinion, Ysbaddaden may have been the world tree, the “chief giant” tree, giving the knowledge that the Celts, which were common in Roman times, had their descendants, the tree gods. However, this theory cannot be proved. Blackbird replaces the Norse mythological Hawk.
In the north tree
The Norsemen are frost giants (fire and ice giants (probably giant planets) in voice and sea space, splitting into Earth and planets, but they also have the Rainbow Bridge (milky road). Decided (from the tree), on its branches were also eagle and similar major ancient creative animals, including its knowledge. A hawk called Vedirfernil and a squirrel called Ratatosk run up and down the ashes tree, carrying a malicious message between the eagle and Nidhog. Also, the four stag beetles running on the ash branches eat the leaves and represent four directions. The names are Dain, Dvalin, Dunyr, Durathror. All these constellations are in the sky. The hawk is sitting on top. The eagle heads for the sky.
Dane (Dormant)-One of the four deer constellations on the branches of the World Tree, the name of the elf most likely to have given birth to an elf.
Dwarves-One of the four deer constellations, the name of the dwarf, and the second smallest deer is most likely an ancestor of the dwarf.
The second largest deer, Duneyr, may be the ancestor of a mythical creature who had drooping ears.
Durathror-The largest of the deer. Another constellation has long been forgotten.
Ratatosk-Squirrel constellation. It is the main star in Cassiopeia, and you can see two stars, the legs, body, and tail.
Geirrod-An eagle constellation named “Garuda” in Hindu mythology, although it has no name among the Norse. Some are called swans. (We call it Elyrch (which means Pwkatta swan-pronounced Eleerpuh)
Vedrfolnir (Wind-dried)-The hawk constellation above the eagle’s head.
Nidhogg (poison biter)-A serpent’s constellation at the foot of the root of Yggdrasil. The constellation that some say is the same as Scorpio at the base of the tree. But I’ve read many others who say that snakes are like energizing and can move trees up and down. It is a bridge to knowledge of another world that peels off and begins anew at each stage of learning.
In a poem called “Grimnil’s Word”, there are four stags on the lower root, four hearts on the upper branch, and eight rotations of the wheel. An eagle at the top of the branch and a snake at the bottom. (Currently, the eagle is considered Cygnus Cygnus in the summer).
Some say Thor, the god of thunder, is helping the hero Ovandill in a basket from the frozen north. On the way, his toes slipped off and were bitten by frost, so Thor broke his toes and threw them into the sky to create a star.
The Anglo-Saxon (Celtic / Scandinavian tribe) version of Aurvandil is Earandel, which means “morning star.”
A giant named Tiashi, who took the goddess Idunn away to get youth from the eternal apple, was killed after the gods saved her. To atone for this act, Odin took the eyes of the old giant and threw them into the sky as his punishment. These stars could only be the twin stars Castor and Pollux.
Other mythological associations with constellations
Grendel-In mythical terms, the protagonist who disappears under a lake or sea means a constellation that glides under the celestial equator. From northern Saxons like England, a significant proportion of Scorpio is below the horizon and is one of the zodiac constellations. Upon checking the position, I found that the position of Scorpius appeared to be drowning in the mythical sea. Scorpio, like Beowulf’s story, is also a clawed creature that loses its claws and its shoulders in the sky.
Grendel’s Mother-Adjacent to Scorpio is a small constellation called the Wolf Lupus. It also “drowns” in the mythical sea just before Scorpio. If you read it carefully, there is a mention that she is a “wolf-like swimmer”. Lupus is associated with bread and fauns, and in Roman culture the festival survived until the Christian era.
Vidofnir-The rooster / rooster sitting on the highest branch of the world tree is probably Polaris, or Polaris, the magnetic north. It is golden and shines like a thunderstorm. An immortal guard watching over the world. The foretold “fire of the sun” symbol. On Earth, his totem crows at dawn, calling for the victory of light and the resurrection of life. Among the Germanic tribes, he is a spiritual guide. This same “son” is also Arthur-a pole star with a wagon or plow. When wer changes V to W, “Widofnir” is displayed. This means Vanir’s sky name (wind weaver), considered the god of fertility in Scandinavia.
Horses of many cultures
Sun / Star Horse-In Prose Edda, most are described as mountains of various gods. Horses seem to have the sun and moon chasing the sun and carrying the sun to the next constellation or adventure. Sleipnir (son of Svadilfari) is the most famous horse just because he was a mountain in Odin. Gotty is Gunner’s horse. Grani was a Sigurdol horse. Gartopuru (also known as the “gold top”) was a Heimdall horse. Hoof-Tosser, Kertr, Slangvir were others. Vakr was Morne’s horse. All-Bright, Alsvidhr, Arvakr, Early-Wake, Gladr, Gullfaxi, Sheen-Mane, Shining-Mane, Skinfaxi. There are also night horses, and some of the names mentioned are Fjarsvartnir-Frosty-Mane.
These can go with any sign as they are always pulling the sun god or the night star god to the course. They may be the only tribal legend. So, in practice, you can put in any animal for each “fine” (small groups are part of a large tribe, but they also act as independent units).
Auriga, the early Wayneman’s Chariotea or Wagoner, is a French coachman, an Italian coachman, and a German coachman. Its main star was considered her goat, sometimes a unicorn, and myth went to the main constellation of Capricorn, the Turks had a mule.
The Holy Horse is a powerful symbol of intelligence, speed, elegance, strength, vitality, and fertility. It was once seen in a constellation called Pegasus. It is called Epona by some Celts. Its flowing mane that represents the brilliant rays of the sun, as a horse is a wagon of the sun, or a beast that carries a wagon of the moon across the sky. According to Christian Christiansen, an article called Rock Art and Religion features horses in many early Bronze Age rock sculptures that show the ancient scenes of fertility rites. He / she believes that horses are iconic twins that can be ships and horses, both night (ship) and day (horse). The horses were actually consulted by a priest who deciphered their movements and sounds. As seen in the mock humor of the movie “A Knights Tale,” horses were kept sacred in many temples, including Christianity, and desecrated the church. The church has tried to cover much from the pagan past.
King Arthur’s Horse-Spumador (“Bubbling”, Sea Bubbles and Clouds); Arthur’s Horse.
Bel Joeor-Horse-Tristan / Passe-Brewel or Passebreul Horse-Tristan.
Belling-Horse-Lancelot. Chestnut Long Neck (British Lively Steed) Horse-Kai (Kay).
Cloven-Hoof (British looted horse) Horse-Owain (Ivan).
Drudwyn Horse-Mabon / Gwynn Dun Mane-Mabon. Dun-Grey (Pack-Horse of Britain)-Rhydderch Hael.
Gringolet, gringolet, red-eared gringolet horses-Laherin, Orilas, Ultra Jump, Rishova, Gawain.
Llamrei-Arthur.
Scottish Cow-Stud’s pale yellow (British awarded horse) horse-Ryu.
Pathlande-Arthur. Lluagor (host opener)-Caradawg horse.
King Arthur. The word “nightmare” comes from the Celts who thought that the horse goddesses such as Epona had visited, such as night, moon, mystery, and magic.
Norse mythological horses-Gyllir, Blakkr, Hamskerpir, Silfrintoppr, Hrafn, Sinir, Amfaxi, Skedbrimir, Hœnir, Gardrofa, Glaumr, Tjaldari, Glenr, Lungr, Valr, Marr, Vigg.
In most Celtic myths, horses are black or white, so there is more evidence of a year’s wheels day and night, or half dark and half bright.
So, in conclusion, we can see that in many cultures, deer, birds, and other animals all represent four directions. Even indigenous peoples showed this at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympics in British Columbia, Canada. Each animal represents one of the four constellations: White Buffalo (north), Eagle (east), and Wolf (south). And bear (west).
By Brahva Cwmevos
Copyright April 2, 2012
References-
This article was from my head, but over the years it has influenced the writings of Christian Christiansen, Edda, and other Celtic scholars such as Matthew and Caitlin, Peter Ellis, and Jean-Marquer. I have received it.
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