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Originally Posted by sentient
Where did that belief originate???
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Asking where the Celtic swan beliefs come from in Ireland.
ImthatIm wrote:
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In Ireland the Swan was regarded as the bird that bore the spirit of a dead Celtic Chieftain sway to the next life.
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I just found that from an obscure website and that is the first I seen it.
They did word it weirdly with the phrase "Celtic Chieftain sway".
Maybe sway has to do with the way the Spirit travels...Or beer in the afterlife
The Swan is new to me.
I swear I seen something with the Druids/Celts and the World Tree or World pole(Milky Way)
and the Swan(Cygnus) leading the way in the constellations when they rise at a certain time of year.(Winter Solstice????)
I believe they had the serpent mentioned too.
I will have to see if I can find that vid. again.
I have heard Native elders speak of the Milky Way being the Spirit Path(Afterlife) and some Goose teachings not Swan.
The Redroad being the Spirit Path traveling from South to North in Life with an East, West sway or distraction leading to duality.
I think your right about the Triangle/Pyramid being connected with the Swan in the constellations.
I keep seeing it mentioned.