Скачать или смотреть Pagan Midwinter A Yule SOLSTICE Story from Early Britain

Step into the firelit halls of early Britain and experience the Winter Solstice as the Pagan communities of Neolithic, Anglo-Saxon, and Norse Britain might have. Journey through the longest night of the year, from the monumental alignments of Stonehenge to the feasting halls of Durrington Walls, and discover the rituals, myths, and traditions that shaped midwinter life.

Fires Against the Dark — bonfires, hearths, and offerings to the gods
Evergreens and Endurance — holly, ivy, and yew as symbols of resilience
Feasting and Oaths — livestock slaughter, mead, and the Bragafull ritual toast
Gifts and Generosity — the ring-giver tradition and oaths as sacred bonds
The Dawn and Renewal — the Solstice sunrise as a promise of returning light

This story blends archaeological evidence with the myths and lore that later shaped Pagan and folk traditions, bringing midwinter to life with fire, feast, and hope.

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