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HelpRe: Pagan-inspired KUY congrats round 1
in reply to a message by a masked man
Altaluna Artemis, and I think I'm going to change my name to Artemis Altalune but I am called Altalune.
My random # is 9 and my letters are T, G, and P.
#9 is Mistletoe, the sun plant. Not really a tree but rather a parasite.
"Mistletoe was a most sacred plant to the druids and was thought to ward off evil, restore health and bestow fertility.
Mistletoe does not grow on the ground, but instead on the branches of trees with no connection to the earth.
The Celtic Druids believed that mistletoe was the essence of the sun god Taranus and any tree hosting mistletoe on its branches was marked sacred.
The Druids worshipped the sun and held trees in high regard. They believed that the mistletoe would take on the essence of the tree it inhabited, scientifically accurate as the plant was feeding off the tree.
Should they find mistletoe growing on the holiest of trees, the oak, this was prized above all else. Lengthy ceremonies were held for harvesting the shrub whose powers included warding off evil and protection from poison.
Mistletoe was harvested on the sixth day after the new moon following autumn, when the leaves had fallen from the trees making it easier to find and access."
I was born on a waxing gibbous moon. I'll reply with my combo later
My random # is 9 and my letters are T, G, and P.
#9 is Mistletoe, the sun plant. Not really a tree but rather a parasite.
"Mistletoe was a most sacred plant to the druids and was thought to ward off evil, restore health and bestow fertility.
Mistletoe does not grow on the ground, but instead on the branches of trees with no connection to the earth.
The Celtic Druids believed that mistletoe was the essence of the sun god Taranus and any tree hosting mistletoe on its branches was marked sacred.
The Druids worshipped the sun and held trees in high regard. They believed that the mistletoe would take on the essence of the tree it inhabited, scientifically accurate as the plant was feeding off the tree.
Should they find mistletoe growing on the holiest of trees, the oak, this was prized above all else. Lengthy ceremonies were held for harvesting the shrub whose powers included warding off evil and protection from poison.
Mistletoe was harvested on the sixth day after the new moon following autumn, when the leaves had fallen from the trees making it easier to find and access."
I was born on a waxing gibbous moon. I'll reply with my combo later
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