A new line of dedicated candles is coming soon to WITCHCRAFTS Artisan Alchemy™ ~ Blót-Kyndills ~ for Heathen/Asatru sacred rituals ~ in honor of my
Teutonic ancestors and as I myself continue to practice Troth (loyalty to the Ancestors).
This is very exciting for me, especially given the results of all of my DNA tests thus far which demonstrate to me
just how extensive and deep my Teutonic roots truly are. My ancestral
motherline is Swedish Saami-associated U5b, and when the full sequence mtDNA results
come back, I'm very likely going to find that my subclade is U5b1b(1) -
a very specific subclade of U5b more particularly associated with Saami
ancestral motherline 1 (there are 2 major and 2 minor ancestral
motherlines among the Saami). My autosomal DNA results are also heavily
Swedish, Norweigian, Finnish, Germanic and just generally of broad
Teutonic-Scandinavian stock. I do also have significant Celtic and Jewish
ancestral genetic links, so I intend to remain "true" to all of my
ancestors, and incorporate some Celtic and Hebrew elements into my own
personal rites to greater or lesser degrees as I feel called to do at any
particular moment in time. Nevertheless, my ancestral blood is most
naturally and deeply Teutonic, and I am inclined to believe, and my DNA
evidence supports this - that my Celtic and Jewish connections are
admixtures of my Teutonic ancestors with the Celtic and and Jewish
people they came into contact with throughout the ages, each brought "into
the family" by the others, both in Europe and North Africa. More deeply, I also
believe that the Celts, the Hebrews and the Teutons are all descendents
of a very very ancient North African population of cro-magnon homo
sapiens (also the ancestors of today's North African Berbers to whom I also have ancestral genetic links) and we are
all connected together this way as well. So, I approach my personal
eclectic rituals from this angle - from the mother people, where Teutonic,
Celtic and Hebrew were once one people. Nameless, this prehistorical
mother people is Teutonic, is Celtic, is Hebrew - all at once.
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