Does anybody know if there is an occult reason for GROUNDHOG DAY?

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The groundhog symbolizes demonic entities beneath the surface of the earth.
They remove it from its hibernation den to show the power of man over these creatures.

The serpent is supposed to emerge from its hollow among the hills on St Bride's Day, and a propitiatory hymn was sung to it. Only one verse of this hymn has been obtained, apparently the first. It differs in different localities:--


'Moch maduinn Bhride,
Thig an nimhir as an toll,
Cha bhoin mise ris an nimhir,
Cha bhoin an nimhir rium.'



Early on Bride's morn
The serpent shall come from the hole,
I will not molest the serpent,
Nor will the serpent molest me.


Other versions say:--


La Feill na Bride,
Thig nighean Imhir as a chnoc,
Cha bhean mise do nighean
’S cha dean i mo lochd.' [Imhir,

'La Fheill Bride brisgeanach
Thig an ceann de in chaiteanach,
Thig nighean Iomhair as an tom
Le fonn feadalaich.'

'Thig an nathair as an toll
La donn Bride,
Ged robh tri traighean dh’ an
Air leachd an lair.' [t-sneachd


The Feast Day of the Bride,
The daughter of Ivor shall come from the knoll,
I will not touch the daughter of Ivor,
Nor shall she harm me.

On the Feast Day of Bride,
The head will come off the 'caiteanach,'
The daughter of Ivor will come from the knoll
With tuneful whistling.

The serpent will come from the hole
On the brown Day of Bride,
Though there should be three feet of snow
On the flat surface of the ground.

The serpent is supposed to emerge from its hollow among the hills on St Bride's Day, and a propitiatory hymn was sung to it. Only one verse of this hymn has been obtained, apparently the first. It differs in different localities:--


'Moch maduinn Bhride,
Thig an nimhir as an toll,
Cha bhoin mise ris an nimhir,
Cha bhoin an nimhir rium.'



Early on Bride's morn
The serpent shall come from the hole,
I will not molest the serpent,
Nor will the serpent molest me.


Other versions say:--


La Feill na Bride,
Thig nighean Imhir as a chnoc,
Cha bhean mise do nighean
’S cha dean i mo lochd.' [Imhir,

'La Fheill Bride brisgeanach
Thig an ceann de in chaiteanach,
Thig nighean Iomhair as an tom
Le fonn feadalaich.'

'Thig an nathair as an toll
La donn Bride,
Ged robh tri traighean dh’ an
Air leachd an lair.' [t-sneachd


The Feast Day of the Bride,
The daughter of Ivor shall come from the knoll,
I will not touch the daughter of Ivor,
Nor shall she harm me.

On the Feast Day of Bride,
The head will come off the 'caiteanach,'
The daughter of Ivor will come from the knoll
With tuneful whistling.

The serpent will come from the hole
On the brown Day of Bride,
Though there should be three feet of snow
On the flat surface of the ground.

The serpent is supposed to emerge from its hollow among the hills on St Bride's Day, and a propitiatory hymn was sung to it. Only one verse of this hymn has been obtained, apparently the first. It differs in different localities:--


'Moch maduinn Bhride,
Thig an nimhir as an toll,
Cha bhoin mise ris an nimhir,
Cha bhoin an nimhir rium.'



Early on Bride's morn
The serpent shall come from the hole,
I will not molest the serpent,
Nor will the serpent molest me.


Other versions say:--


La Feill na Bride,
Thig nighean Imhir as a chnoc,
Cha bhean mise do nighean
’S cha dean i mo lochd.' [Imhir,

'La Fheill Bride brisgeanach
Thig an ceann de in chaiteanach,
Thig nighean Iomhair as an tom
Le fonn feadalaich.'

'Thig an nathair as an toll
La donn Bride,
Ged robh tri traighean dh’ an
Air leachd an lair.' [t-sneachd


The Feast Day of the Bride,
The daughter of Ivor shall come from the knoll,
I will not touch the daughter of Ivor,
Nor shall she harm me.

On the Feast Day of Bride,
The head will come off the 'caiteanach,'
The daughter of Ivor will come from the knoll
With tuneful whistling.

The serpent will come from the hole
On the brown Day of Bride,
Though there should be three feet of snow
On the flat surface of the ground.

damn, triple post

damn, triple post

Good thing I like to ski


There are three particular cows in Ireland's mythology, Bo Finn, Bo Ruadh and Bo Dhu (the white, red and black cows). Various places in Ireland are named for the paths taken by the cows on their wanderings. The White Cow may be Ireland Herself as there is a tale telling how the White Cow was beaten to death by a red-haired woman (suggested by Lady Wilde as being Queen Elizabeth, the red-haired queen, and therefore England Herself). Legend says that when the White Cow is returned to life, Ireland will be free. It also says that only a true King of Ireland will be able to awaken her. Reminiscent of Arthur, sleeping with his white steed until England calls him? After all, in many ways the work done by cows as oxen was replaced by the introduction of the horse. Ireland's Lia Fail was on the Plain of Tara,- the sacred King stone which would cry out when the true king stood on it - like Siege Perilous in the Matter of Britain. This and the Stone of Scone are one and the same and it is now under the coronation throne in London. As the king of Ireland can only be proclaimed by the screaming of Lia Fail - exactly how will this now be accomplished? Perhaps removing the stone to Wales is the best idea - then everyone will be annoyed!

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unshakable

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you must earn the power to will effectively through your mind's understanding

it will come together

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You, can do anything.

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You

Yea you

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well don't count me as a sheep today, and when you do hook me it is as and doestoevekian idiot more than one hypnotized I think.

It does feel freakishly strong today though, do you have a new helper or are you desperate?

It is fun, but you have always been and ahab to me so I need to spare myself into moderation.

Even if you are not Nihil it is same shit different day!

A trap in every word

war for Territory.

I lay daun nau 'ho ;)

all most everyone wanted to sleep in 2 day

a sheep is no fool

have a great day everyone !

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Thank you!

two's day february 2nd

you too

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And it's the darn gophers than you have to keep an eye on..

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yes groundhogs are inhabitants of inner earth.they are little furry spies for the demons who live beneath us.never ever trust a fucking ground hog

It's because it's a fun holiday and something to do moran. I live in central PA about a little over an hour from Punxsy. If it wasn't for Phil Punxsy wouldn't have squat.