Re: Druidry, Vampires and Werwolves
Taliesin_2
shane@cais.com
Sat May 23 21:57:01 1998
Akiernox OCathasaigh wrote,*br*: Taliesin_2 wrote,*br*       <snipped>*br*: Taliesin_2:*br*:*br*:      Dia's Muire duit. I do not think that it would be *br*: beyond believibility, to say that there are such things as *br*: werewolves and vampyres within Druidic faith due to the *br*: common referrences in classical literature describing the *br*: Druids ability to shapeshift, and three of the most common *br*: animals in those referrences are: Wolves, Stags, and Boar (I *br*: believe). As far as Vampyric entities are concerned; there *br*: is also room in druidic faith for them as well. I believe *br*: that creatures like the Pooka, fall under that category; as *br*: well as it is possible that once there was in Celtica, a *br*: cult who required the drinking of human blood; such cults, *br*: I've read, have existed since the rise of ancient *br*: agriculture in the middle east near Summeria, so it's not *br*: improbable that the Celts had something along those lines...*br*: And even Mr. Carr-Gomm admits to a common druidic belief in *br*: dragons...*br*:*br*: Well, those are my thoughts on the subject...*p**p*My friend I thank you and appreciate your honest opinion. Thank you.
Re: Druidry, Vampires and Werwolves
Akiernox OCathasaigh
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Sat May 23 12:22:03 1998