Oh look, another blogpost about a Celtic Mars type of god
Inscription to Mars Camulus There are multiple deities within the Celtic pantheons that have been syncretised with Mars. Whilst writing my p
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Oh look, another blogpost about a Celtic Mars type of god
Inscription to Mars Camulus There are multiple deities within the Celtic pantheons that have been syncretised with Mars. Whilst writing my p
Fankidtober Day 8: Florian Sycamore Camulos
He's Florian's past life and was the younger brother of AZ. A sweet child who suffered a lot during the war (a lot of it the result of AZ's actions firing the weapon that he didn't stick around to see the fallout of...), who grew into an efficient but cold king who for many centuries was viewed extremely unfavorably by history. Modern sources re-examining old accounts for biases have started salvaging his reputation somewhat though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC4ZiZTyYAA&feature=youtu.be
Camulos - Leichenlieder
Today in Scv History: January 23, 1882 – Helen Hunt Jackson Arrives at Rancho Camulos
Key Highlights Helen Hunt Jackson arrived at Rancho Camulos on January 23, 1882. Rancho Camulos was a flourishing agricultural estate with diverse crops and livestock. Jackson’s visit influenced her famous novel “Ramona,” which became a cultural phenomenon. The Arrival of Helen Hunt Jackson at Rancho Camulos: A Historical Moment On January 23, 1882, the renowned author and activist Helen Hunt…
Camulus is a Celtic god worshipped in Gaul and Britain; he is depicted in art wearing either an oaken crown or a set of ram’s horns, and coins bearing the image of a boar connect him with tha…
I'm a sorta-brythonic-sorta-gaulish polytheist and I've found lots of your posts about Belenos really informative and *really* moving. I've been wondering lately if I have a potential connection to Him but I... don't feel worthy? Mental illness dominates my life; recovery and healing feel like a massive mountain ahead of me. I don't feel like I'm capable of the sort of shining confidence He would want of me? Should I reach out now, or would it be better to wait until later in my healing journey?
New-friend!
(Listen to this while you read)
Thank you for taking your time to reach out to me, a lack of self-worth is something I’ve dealt with for a long time. If you’re willing to set yourself on a path towards that than you’re already worthy enough.
Belenos has ‘rejected’ someone before, under the guise that the person was already clustered with Gaulish deities of a sort opposing ideologies / tribal identities? It was never made too clear.
I can feel through you definitely have what is takes to be a Belhound. Camulos is a friend of Belenos, so if you have a relationship with Camulos, He can certain made it easier. Both appeared in the same areas of Gaul and Britain, which would tie to your Brythonic-Gaulish Polytheism.
The best and greatest advice I can give you is to persevere. There will always still be times where you’re going to breakdown and cry. But there will be times you smile. Shining confidence is not whole. It is doubtful, is it sorrowful, it could be anxious or terrifying. What is truly important is that when the doubt passes, the sorrow ends, when the anxiety draws to a still, when the terror subsides is that you survive, stronger than ever. The world is warming up, Belenos stirs. Soak in the sun. Sing off-key. Write poety of blood and light. Reset your heart to zero. Above all do not look back, if only it’s to see how far you’ve come.
I’m proud of you. Best of luck on your spiritual journey and do not hesitate if you need to come to me to talk. Both of the gods or anything else. Us Belhounds need to stick together.