The Last Druid - Documentary on Ben McBrady of The Old Gaelic Order
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Channel: Maoleachlainn
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Rating: 4.8801088 out of 5
Keywords: Ben McBrady, Aircinneac, Herenach, The Old Gaelic Order, Lugar MacLugair, Ben Brady, druid, The Last Druid, Ireland, fellowship of isis, the order, Eireann, Gaeilge, Gaelic, The Order, Megalithic, Documentary, Irish, Dewinter, Testbeeld, nature, celtic, megalithic, documentary
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Length: 51min 23sec (3083 seconds)
Published: Thu Mar 01 2018
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not too sure about the date of this as I couldn't find it in imdb. So far this doc seems barking anyway, not sure I even believe this old guy's "order" even existed in the first place. So far he is claiming that passage graves are "bomb shelters" lol.
Oh cool. A Dubliner.
Oh, northsider. Sound. OK. Carry on.
Mythology? Oh yeah? Nice.
"Portal Dolmens are bombshelters."
Kay. I think my work here is probably done.
Numerous "druid orders" have been founded dating back to the 1700s, but despite the romantic claims made by (and on behalf of) some of them, none of them are literally descended from ancient Celtic druidry (about which we know almost nothing). That said, because romantic tales and outright fabrications were so common in neo-druidry, this guy might well genuinely have believed that he was the last of an ancient order, even if that order only really dated back a few generations.
Almost exactly the same thing is currently happening in the former USSR. Since the fall of communism a whole raft of neo-pagan groups and organizations have been founded there, many of whom now genuinely believe that they're practicing the religions of their remote ancestors.
Can anyone recommend any books on the subject of Druidism and history of druids?
This popped into my feed yesterday. There's no way to corroborate his historical claims, but with years of evidence starting to point to repeated cataclysmic resets of civilization, it isn't all far fetched.
His commentary on war and greed not being likely to end, the need for a spiritual revolution, and the foundation of new stewardship are mirrored by esoteric and traditional spiritual leaders from several countries.