Goddess of the Carnutes TribeAcionna is known from an inscription discovered in 1823, 35 meters deep in a well. The well-named Fontaine l’Etuvée at a place known as Clos de la Belle-Croix outside of Orleans. the inscription reads. “Sacred to the August Acionna, Capillius, son of Illiomarus, (offered) this portico with its ornaments and paidContinue reading “Acionna”
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Menman Alisiâs (Memory of Alesia) Rite
One will need to be outside or in an area with plenty of space to move around.You will need 10 Candles, 4 for the Directions, 4 for People, 1 for the Ancestors, and 1 for the center.One will need offerings, Whatever you feel is appropriate. Opening the Nemeton The Druið opens the Nemeton and callsContinue reading “Menman Alisiâs (Memory of Alesia) Rite”
Invocation to Divitiacus
Uediâ (Invocation)I invoke DivitiacusThe one who is namedWise Druits and Uercobretos of the AeduiGreat guide of the motions of the cosmosMaster to that which is hiddenServant to the peaceI give offering and thanks to youAdbertâ (Offering)I ask for your great wisdom to help guide me in my Uissus DruidicosThanks to youCheer to youI praise youContinue reading “Invocation to Divitiacus”
Nemetonâ
Nemetonâ, her name meaning “She of the sacred grove”.She is a Dêuos of the Sacred Space.We have a reference to what a Nemeton might have looked like by Lucan, a Roman poet. No bird nested in the nemeton, nor did any animal lurk nearby; the leaves constantly shivered though no breeze stirred. Altars stood inContinue reading “Nemetonâ”
The Carnutian Nemeton 