Rituales druidas (¿Quiénes eran los druidas?) [Estudio druida Parte 1]

Rituales druidas (¿Quiénes eran los druidas?) [Estudio druida Parte 1] Los rituales druídicos generalmente implican una bendición para el lugar, una solicitud de paz, ofrendas a los espíritus locales, para que haya una aceptación mutua en el lugar, ofrendas a las deidades, acciones curativas, adivinación con ogham, acciones físicas (como atravesar los fuegos de beltane o realizar danzas rituales), oraciones - movimiento circular para marcar un área sagrada alrededor de un punto central -, evocaciones / ofrendas a antepasados ​​y deidades, honor a los seres de los tres reinos (mar, tierra y cielo) y un banquete ritual donde la bebida (generalmente cerveza y hidromiel) y la comida (panes, pasteles, granos, frutas) se comparten entre todos los participantes. ¿Quiénes eran los druidas? Eran los sacerdotes de los celtas, un pueblo que vivía en una vasta zona de Europa occidental, que abarcaba la actual Francia, partes de Bélgica, Alemania occidental, el norte de Italia e iba a las Islas Británicas. Los druidas aparecen como líderes religiosos politeístas (que creían en varios dioses), llenos de rituales que incluso incluirían sacrificios humanos, lo que nunca se ha demostrado. ¡Lo que se sabe es que tenían ceremonias de "iluminación"! Los druidas (en las mujeres druidas o druidas) [1] eran personas encargadas de las tareas de asesoramiento y enseñanza, y de las directrices legales y filosóficas dentro de la sociedad celta. Aunque no hay consenso entre los estudiosos sobre el origen etimológico de la palabra, druida parece provenir de la palabra dru-wid-s, formada por la combinación de deru (roble) y wid (raíz indoeuropea, que significa saber). Por lo tanto, un druida significaría uno que tiene el conocimiento del roble. [2] El roble, en este sentido, siendo uno de los árboles más antiguos y destacados de un bosque, representa simbólicamente a todos los demás. En otras palabras, quien tiene el conocimiento del roble tiene el conocimiento de todos los árboles. Que los dioses bendigan a todos, De Brasil al mundo, Paulo César Ebbano Moreira Druida Merlín instagram: @paulocesarmorteit Twitter: @EbbanoSaenger Fuentes: http://obosquedojavali.blogspot.com/2011/11/ritual.html https://super.abril.com.br/mundo-estranho/quem-eram-os-druidas/ http://www.druidismo.com.br/Index/Druidismo/Entries/2010/9/12_ritual_druidicos.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druida

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