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#gme #theroaringkitty #themadsweeney #americangods #èire #mememakesmemes #angelswearjimmychoo Thank You Grà#infinate ⁸ for 4 Ó - Nic Suibhne

Brilliant

I agree 100% and share your anger! I visit prehistoric tombs, circles and standing stones all the time and get so dismayed at the shit that people leave behind. I usually have a bag in my pocket to take away the rubbish. We've seen the vandalism of so-called pagans at Carrowkeel and now there's the possibility of the tombs having locked gates installed destroying the ambience and ruining the enjoyment of those who genuinely respect these monuments. As for offerings tied to trees...I found a bird whose leg had got tangled up in one of these silly nylon ribbons and must have died a slow painful death...leave only footprints and take only photos, it's not that difficult to understand

I love your passion for protecting history, archeology, home land, etc. Entitlement is absolutely something people need to think about & work through before visiting historical sites (& any/everywhere, honestly). This is why I love the Irish Pagan School, they aren't afraid to make people confront their own privileges & bad practices. We should all be striving to be better humans. I appreciate this video so much. 💚

Never ok.

Seeing this just in time for a new moon. I'll have to get my coins in a bag and move them around. Thank you.

It's really sad to see people using their practice and selfishness to overwrite other people's sacred sites. This was a great and detailed video.

They can prohibit the bards, and the bagpipes in Scotland, they can take the land, the women, enslave people, but it always amazes me how through all this, so many of the old stories survived through the stories that families told privately. Across the continents, as people emigrated, they took many of the old stories with them. My mother always talked about the fairy folk, the banshee, etc, all the way to California in the 1960s. Are they bastardized versions? Yes, undoubtedly, but the underlying world view was still there, a faint echo.

Whoa! I was searching because I had this weird, frankly terrifying dream of an encounter in the forest with a large, grey haired, bearded, big bellied giant being. This, after having a real life strange encounter with a raven a few weeks ago. I knew about Morrigan, but not about Dagda. I can only say that his strength was just elemental, without any tension or hesitation, like the way a strong current pushes against you. I will need to learn more.

Stopped watching after 8 mins , very shocked and disappointed to see the anger and vile language being used . Will also be blocking content from the channel . He needs to deal with his anger before talking about spiritual paths and energy's 😢

People tap pennies into local menhirs therby ensuring the'll split at some point in future 🙄

There's a natural protected area near my home that doesn't allow fires. It hurts my heart to see the number of pagan groups that gather on the full moon and sun festivals and collect local wood for a fire. There are places to do that. A habitat protection area is not that place

If 100 people visited a historical site a week over the space of 2 years, if each person took 1 piece of that site, there would be nothing left after 2 years. Historically protected sites are legally protected for a reason.

Take only photos and leave no trace.

16:33 Jon thank you for this. I'm doing the Morrigan Intensive and this video popped in as a point of conversation in regards to the beam of sunlight! I performed the Journey to the Cave meditation and what I got was an empty cave and a beam of light at the back of the cave! AMAZING!!!

thank you for speaking to this. I was mortified to the level of desecration at Maebh and Carrowkeel just in 9mo put me into a huge spiral of grief. Thank you for teaching us how to show up better including myself

Thank you so much.

He looks like santa!

Thank you for sharing this with everyone. I still don't understand why people need to take things that doesn't really belong to them in any case shape or form. In addition to putting things in sacred sites that's not supposed to be there it's not ok in any circumstance unless it's permitted by the country or site historians.

Thank you for this story. It was so enjoyed. Please don’t apologize for your well of emotion, it helped me feel more comfortable with my own, in my corner of the world. Oddly enough, your story helped me face some pain I’ve been working hard to avoid. I look forward to more of your works.

Reminds me of the term the butterfly effect. Come on people have respect! Especially the Pagan community come on this makes zero sense! 🤯😡

I appreciate your thoughts. I think the concept of the clooty tree needs to be reevaluated. Both by indigenous Irish and the other visitors.

bit difficult to understand why people need telling to have some respect.

I can't believe anyone would do this!

I'm wondering along these lines... Say, there is a quarry near a sacred site, a small stone had been dislodged from harvesting, and left for waste. Would it still be inapropriate to take such a stone?

I hope you make it out to a gaming group at some point!

Entitled =Lack of self respect (so unable to show respect) & unable to take responsibility for any of their activities, Local flowers appreciated, Tents and rubbish are not, I hear your pain Jon, try and not let entitled gobshites get you down

When they're not glued down

This is awesome Jon! Many traditions I’ve experienced talk about accessing that “universal knowledge” and I love this version 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 You definitely have an approach to this work that speaks to me ✌🏼

Thank you for this video, a well stated and important insight!

The karma they reap is unimaginable. People these days with their self- entitlement.

Thank you Jon! I really appreciate you speaking on this.

As someone who has camped since I was a toddler, how the hell do people just leave behind a tent? Even a cheap-o tent from Walmart isn’t cheap. And as a long time outdoorsman, absolutely agree.

This is so well stated!! Thank you for this.

Only heritage management for a specific location has that authority. And even at that, it's often over exercised.

Its never ok , in fact i have been known to bring stones from the nearest river bed , as our ancestors did , i add to a stone to the bottom of the mound SeeFinn is the place i go and as iv have done for many years showing respect to our ancestors , this is the first time iv heard of not adding to the mounds , if i thought it was wrong in any way i would stop , but my hand has always been guided by the grand one himself . bright blessings from under the gaze of Seefinn

Thank you, Jon, for this important information.

Never

This was so fantastic! 💚💙🥰

Thanks Jon, and for the song video x

Thank you Jon for finding the song I had forgotten. I recall my Mayo born mother playing it for me as a small child, nearly 70 years ago.😍

Thank you for the link to the song. That was wonderful 😊.

Always appreciate the videos thanks

Of course they did, don't be naive. Liberty caps are the 3rd strongest mushroom in the world as well

I will eagerly await the Loki and Mannanan mac Lir story! Thank you for making this video, it was very helpful and clarifying.

As someone from the outside looking in, I would argue that anyone who accuses a video like this of 'gatekeeping' is, in fact, gatekeeping their own ideology. Love the video, thank you for expanding my horizons beyond my own borders, and, yes, I am now a subs. Look forward to exploring your collection of videos.

Thank you for sharing this. I’m in the process of following her by learning as much as I can from great sources at the moment 💚 Bkmk 17:35

I can't express how much I loved this, and appreciated the representation, commentary, and partnership represented! This is so meaningful, and I love seeing so many of my own experiences mirrored in people that I respect and look up to. Go raibh maith agat.

i tend to stick with some Appalachian rules when in the wild places, which while a continent away, may sound familiar. if you heard your name or whistling, no you didn't. if you saw something, no you didn't. can look At the trees but don't be looking In them. don't run if you hear something behind you. if it sounding far away its probably close and vice versa, but don't go looking. just go. and for the love of socks, don't be going into weird niches like caves and weird trees with holes. even if there's nothing uncanny in there there could still be bears or bees. i lived on a tree farm for a lot of years, abutting a state forest preserve. i saw and heard some uncanny things living there, but also did my level best to be like nothing nothing tra lala til i could get somewhere safe and Then fall apart

it occurred to me today that the hungarian greeting is szia or sziaztok, and the italian is ciao. and even the spanish say si for yes, and they have siesta. i know from our lore that in the volga area they said Tsi-pas, for a sun god. it might be the same si everywhere, the cult of the sun, the hill living little people.. because in our lore they truly lived on the sunny side of the hills, in semi dug outs (half underground). i could be wrong of course.. just too many things pointing to the same direction!