I'm a bit disappointed that your videos are infected with Marxist transvestite flags. Oh well. It looks like trendy ideological barf. Everybody is so brainwashed by it that they've got no clue. It's very sad. My school tried to reform my personal identity also. I rejected it and then I researched it for a couple years on my own and it's based in fetishes, politics and hatred.
@emmalouie166313 күн бұрын
There is a French guy making videos on how to pronounce it. When you say it sounds like Kai-lack. I'm from the USA have veered away from "newage" stuff and neo-paganism stuff in recent years BUT I've always been drawn to the nature deities and my heritage is Irish/Scotch/Welsh. It makes me sad that these old nature linked beliefs have been so side-lined but also swept up into make-believe newage stuff etc. Thank you for this video. I was wondering if there were particular spots she was strongly associated with. Yes, I would like to see a video about particular regions. I think it's more important than ever for people to own their heritage and it's connection to the land. The West is looking at being unceremoniously repurposed for the WEF agenda. I've wanted to celebrate the nature deities ever since my childhood frankly. It's just rather repressed in the USA since my generation and what there is of it is maybe fake-like. I feel people get all their references from Hollywood vampire movies or something. The Cailleach. I've seen some of these Cailleach dolls but is this a new or older tradition?
@paulastanford91816 күн бұрын
dental floss threader
@user-de8mu8xh9j16 күн бұрын
I came on this by accident and I wish I hadnt. Nothing in this life scares me more than the D word scares.
@terrycudlip345518 күн бұрын
I played her and it was traumatic
@thequietman76020 күн бұрын
I reckon I have a Puca attached to me. I have a very odd obsession with him as you can tell by my profile pic. And Im not that much into fairy's but I do believe they exist. And I wouldn't be fucking with them that's for sure.
@DoomFairyOfficial23 күн бұрын
I can't wait to get settled and catch you on some of these trips!
@aoibhinnslattery153926 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for making these videos Amy looking into stuff for my own wedding and these videos are really helpful ❤
@caseycoughlin9101Ай бұрын
Hello from Florida... This was very informative and I greatly appreciate you taking the time to put it together THANK YOU #BRÓD
@bonniephelps9481Ай бұрын
I think that over the years the story of the Gansey and the Aran sweaters has become blurred and mixed together. A white sweater as a day to day Fisherman’s garment always seemed bazaar to me. The sweater would be filthy if it was used to work in every day.
@yolandagrabowski60432 ай бұрын
I love your music.
@yolandagrabowski60432 ай бұрын
So, Irish is equal to any nation. Some are gay. Some are not.
@yolandagrabowski60432 ай бұрын
Perhaps, I'm bi. I don't know. But, I don't want to be with another bi. I was taken by two. Makes me afraid of penises. Although, I like straight sex.
@yolandagrabowski60432 ай бұрын
My Irish neighbor speaks against the gays. And someone I was in the salvation army with, Mindy is an Irish lesbian. So is her dad. The staff lady said she is gonna turn him straight. Mindy spoke so repulsed of the threat. I'm like, let him be gay if he chooses.
@raversfantasy2 ай бұрын
I just found your channel! I hope you come back because I love your videos 🙂 but understand that life gets busy! 🫶
@hopper1aoa152 ай бұрын
I love the red haired woman....love your channel....keep up the great work....
@sarahsawyer2 ай бұрын
LOVE what you're doing! Thank you!
@tasiasiereveld49353 ай бұрын
Thank you for the info, my bf is from Ireland and he always is so proud and flattered when i show off something i learned about his culture.
@drpigglesnuudelworte52093 ай бұрын
I think this is genuinely hilarious Cat king: so my children… have the puny hoomans been good to you Cats: meow Cat king: good good my children…
@donnazine83493 ай бұрын
Yes, more on Faerie cats!
@TheLaurwarr3 ай бұрын
You mentioned someone named Claire. Can you give a link to her?
@cuan77692 ай бұрын
Claire's video is linked in the description
@TheLaurwarr3 ай бұрын
What weight yarn to use, sport, DK or other? Also, how to place the warp colors? I am making a crios for my son's wedding.
@bealtainecottage3 ай бұрын
Thank you for all the knowledge you share! Blessings of Bealtaine to you XXX Colette
@calistafalcontail4 ай бұрын
Pride comes before the fall. LGBTQ chicks all look the same btw. Obese, blue, green or pink hair, to much make up and the only thing missing here is a bunch of piercings. The dudes often look like rats. Seems like being a rainbow warrior isnt healthy or you turn into one because you arent healthy.
@Dj59wazup4 ай бұрын
Last year my grandfather passed away and we had irish root. My sister told on that morning when she, our mom, and grandma found that he had passed, they looked outside the window to see a robin outside
@Me-hf4ii4 ай бұрын
“Gender is a social construct” Ok…. But vulvas are not. I will never understand why women are allowing the erasure of womanhood. “These dieties just present as females. They may not really be.” Great - now we can’t even have a prominent place in mythology. It’s just male dieties in drag “presenting” as female. I’m fine with correcting the misrepresentation of female deities as sexual objects and demons of lust. But erasing women from mythology is a bridge too far.
@neilbriffa72114 ай бұрын
WAS SO SURPRISED WHEN YOU LEGALISED SAME SEX MARRIAGE DUE TO RELIGION OBSESSION❤❤❤
@TheCraftyCailleach4 ай бұрын
Not really obsession, more like Christianity being used as a tool of colonisation to stamp out Gaelic and Irish culture and indigenous spirituality. Then at the founding of the state, the white Conservative men decided to write laws and constitution around Catholic Conservative issues and kept women down. But that's a story for a different day.
@Trena5435 ай бұрын
Aaaaah, I missed your lil voice. Didn’t realise it until I began listening ❤❤
@TheCraftyCailleach5 ай бұрын
Awh Trena 🥹
@dsummers17555 ай бұрын
Tnx history legend postulations....on st paddys next shelagh day
@medwayhospitalprotest5 ай бұрын
All was well before you started using "cis male" and that nonsense. Please don't. I'm no "cis" woman, I resent this language being imposed upon me. If I am expected to use pronouns, then everyone can also RESPECT my wishes and use the NOUNS I wish to use. Thank you.
@TheCraftyCailleach5 ай бұрын
Well, I use cis because trans people know what's up. You can always scroll on. there's no need to leave a comment if you're that annoyed. Feel free to not watch! 😉 The video wasn't made for you. Not everything is about you, you know. Calm down and stop taking things so personally, jeez.
@dystopianwarlord5 ай бұрын
I'm not a cis woman I'm non binary. We exist and we are allowed to be acknowledged.
@dystopianwarlord5 ай бұрын
And remember the two spirit siblings in native cultures who also identify differently. Many of them kidnapped or murdered. Be respectful please.
@TheCraftyCailleach5 ай бұрын
@@dystopianwarlordYes, absolutely. So many indigenous cultures have gender expressions that do not fit a colonial Christian binary ❤️
@eileencregg67545 ай бұрын
How I wish I could have access to these wonderful books over in New Hampshire? us, if you might be able to send links for the books. I can't find anything here..👁️👁️💯💚🤍💛🍀👀🇮🇪
@rowanwhite35205 ай бұрын
Awesome video! Thank you for all your hard work!
@TheCraftyCailleach5 ай бұрын
Thank youuuu ❤️
@betsysutton136 ай бұрын
This was really interesting! I lived in Pennsylvania (east coast US) for a couple of decades, and today they're celebrating Fasnacht day, which is basically Pancake Day, but German. In Pennsylvania, they called it Donut Day, because instead of pancakes, they eat donuts. I'll be honest though, I was a terrible Pennsylvanian because I'm not a big donut fan, but I love a pancake, crepe-ish or otherwise. Thx for all the great info! Glad to see you back!
@TheCraftyCailleach6 ай бұрын
Thanks Betsy! :)
@cynthiasalas24296 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@TheCraftyCailleach6 ай бұрын
You're welcome!
@eileencregg67546 ай бұрын
Thank you love, please never stop
@TheCraftyCailleach6 ай бұрын
Thanks Eileen!
@lorraineq6 ай бұрын
On the morning of my brothers funeral,a Robin wudnt leave the kitchen window,when we drove to the church it flewRIGHT IN FRONT OF OUR CAR TIL WE GOT TO THE CHURCH.I PRAY MY NEPHEW SENDS ONE TOHIS MUM.😢
@annanewlun54706 ай бұрын
Awesome video - can't wait to see more! Do you know of any Irish witches that fled to America around the late 17th century? And then ended up being persecuted and killed for being a witch in America.
@TheCraftyCailleach6 ай бұрын
Thank you! I know I haven't uploaded in an age but I am working on several things which I hope to share soon. There's one woman who was brought to the US as an indentured servant who was tried and killed for witchcraft in Boston, her name was Anne 'Goody' Glover. She died in 1688, before the majority of the witch trials in 1692. Thank you for asking the question, she is on my list to do a video on!
@denisebolin-clark88266 ай бұрын
Finally saw this video; I missed it for some reason. I was happy to catch up w/you and your doings. I look forward to learning things from your thesis and your possible new channels.
@TheCraftyCailleach6 ай бұрын
Thank you! I am trying to find time to record and upload videos atm, I have so many planned. Thabk you right the support and encouragement it means a lot ❤️
@eileencregg67546 ай бұрын
Again, lovely, so informative and lovely 👀💯💚🍀🇮🇪💚 You are so lovely and so enjoy listening and learning from Irish Pagan School, Tara, Lora, Olgha, Jon. So lovely 👀💯💚🍀🇮🇪💚
@TheCraftyCailleach6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for the support Eileen! ❤️
@eileencregg67546 ай бұрын
My Nana used to tell us this, don't remember quite what happened but , my Popup used castor oil for so many things.
@eileencregg67546 ай бұрын
Its the mucous they produce
@eileencregg67546 ай бұрын
This is so lovely 💯💚🍀🇮🇪💚
@eileencregg67546 ай бұрын
This is such a treasure for all, I asked as a young child about life in Ireland, my Nana, Pop, Grandma and Grandpa are born raised in Leitrim and Roscommon Ireland. I absorbed, listen, love every thing I could. So proud to be Irish decent. I am not proud of the states, it is such a bunch of territories have no idea about the other cultures which should be shared. But there is so much racism in the states it makes my sick, sad that the word united is used. It is the furthest it can be and getting worse everyday.
@peggysw88627 ай бұрын
Thank you
@marykayryan78917 ай бұрын
I once cut down a "fairy tree." I thought it would be OK because it looked dead anyway. It was leaning way over a 10 foot drop. We cut it so that it would fall down the drop but instead it jumped back and fell up! Landing on me. Trees are very heavy, even small ones. The only thing that saved me getting my spine snapped was an indentation in the drive where water collected which I was knocked into face down by the tree. I'd suggest not cutting these trees even if they look completely dead.
@brachiosnores78297 ай бұрын
What funny timing. Here in England I've only known robins to signal the spirit of a departed loved one. When I was last in the garden a robin came right up to my knee, and thinking on it I've just realised the one year anniversary of my grandfather's death is tomorrow. Watching your video made me realise just how closely the two happened and it's brought a bit of a bittersweet feeling. Thank you very much for the thoughtful and interesting video.
@TheCraftyCailleach7 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing! I have a lot of robin experiences around (both) my grandfathers' passings and anniversary ❤️
@instrata7 ай бұрын
Im glad I googled this before I ordered a $50 scarf 😂 At the same time… I’m still kind of charmed by the tale. It’s almost like a tribute to the power of folklore to captivate, take root, grow and evolve. regardless of whether it has a solid basis… as long as the story speaks to some part of our human nature in a way that feels authentic, it is likely to resonate. The story of the familial knit patterns definitely speaks to the part of us that wants to feel connected to the past. Many people feel disconnected from their ancestors and probably subconsciously latch onto things that make them aware of themselves as a link in a chain rather than a lone satellite…
@Ravy_Nevermore5 ай бұрын
This is exactly why I'm considering knitting a sweater in the supposed "pattern" of my mother's family name anyway. Does it mater if it's not authentic history if it makes me feel connected to my ancestors? It's kind of like spelling your family name in a made up alphabet; Even if the cypher was only recently invented, it still has a discrete meaning to you that connects it to that name and only that name. An Aran sweater is a big commitment though, so I'm still thinking this over before I get started!
@TheCraftyCailleach5 ай бұрын
If it makes you feel connected then that's what matters, my job as a public historian and folkloric is to educate on the origins of these things 😊
@klnm597 ай бұрын
Dear Mischa (sorry if the spelling is not correct), I am descended from an Irish Famine Orphan called Mary Chambers who travelled on the Maria and arrived in 1850 into Sydney. She was listed on the ship manifest as Mary Chambers but also used the name Mary Jane chambers in Australia. She was only 14-15 when she was transported. Her occupation was listed as nursemaid. At the age of 18 she went to work for Henry Keck, first Governor of Darlinghurst Gaol who was around 35 years her senior. He was married and also had had a long term mistress who bore him 5 children and who had died a few years earlier. Two years after commencing work for Henry Keck, Mary gave birth to an illegitimate child called Emily Jane Chambers followed by two more children before he passed away in 1863. Mar'ys name was added to a monument for Irish orphan girls at Hyde Park Barracks which is where she would have lived after disembarking and prior to finding her first employment. My cousins and I have started a Facebook group called Descendants of Mary Jane Chambers (facebook.com/groups/486064800336198) What we really lack is any kind of information about Mary's life prior to being transported. From the records, there are about 4 Mary/Maria Chambers baptised between 1834-36 in Ireland but we have no idea if any of them might be our Mary and so I am wondering if there is more information about her from the Earl Grey scheme, even if it just gives us the name of the workhouse that she came from in Dublin. We are also wondering if the workhouses kept any records of its residents during that period. Thanks for any advice or information that you can give us, Karina.
@cjkathe7 ай бұрын
She knew there were four dropped stitches and didn’t fix them? Not a one? It’s not even my sock and I’ll lose sleep over that. Imagine! Great video. Thank you for the concise rundown. I already knew it but great to share with my knitting friends. 😊
@CandySoulAndSoil7 ай бұрын
So lovely to find you via this challenge. (But a whole year on!) How gorgeous is your tree and you and how interesting to hear about the origins ❤