The One-Eyed Celtic ODIN (Response to @FortressofLugh)

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Who is the Celtic Odin?

CORRECTION: Oscar is not also the name of a separate son of Fionn, but only his grandson.


The Celts have their own version of The One-Eyed God, the Lord of the Mannerbund.

He is also surprisingly unchanged and well-preserved in the Celtic traditions, when we learn where to find the full set of his myths, as laid out in this video.

We may then be shocked to find that almost every core myth of Odin is paralleled by this one Celtic god type.

Video editing by Arno Preiner.

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