Tag: Menhir

The Urvolk of megalithic culture and the bell-shaped glass

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European megalithism, understood as a Uranian cult manifestation of the passage to the celestial sphere of the spirit of the deceased, and therefore as an earthly home and portal for the deceased, has a remote origin that unites all the Indo-European peoples scattered throughout Europe since the very beginning. remote prehistory of the continent.

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The Sheela-na-Gig and the cult of generative powers in Celtic Christianity

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The cult of generative powers that permeated the ancient Celtic (and pre-Celtic) religion remained in vogue in Ireland even after the advent of Christianity, to the point that some scholars speak of a "Celtic Christianity" which, under the veil of the new cult, would have kept the ancient sacred doctrines intact: one of the most meaningful clues in this sense is the representation of the Sheela-na-Gig first in megalithic sites and sacred wells and, later, in Christian churches themselves.

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