Custom of the New Galatîs
(For an audio reading, in English -- read by Caromâros Caitogabros -- click here.) It can be a challenge at times to explain the overarching components of bessus (custom). Better said, to explain it in our own way. Consistent with the way in which a bessus articulates itself. Defining things on its own terms instead …
For your convenience, all of the invocations for the daily adaððoues (rites) are below. They are in the order in which they are needed for the different diioi (days). Refer to the main Uediâs page for the open days (6, 7, 13, 14, 21, 22, 28, 29). If a second part of a uediâ is …
The Iextis -- that is language -- is a big part of Bessus Nouiogalation. It informs how we learn and develop custom greatly, as it seeks to develop along the lines of Galatibessus, which centres Gaulish worldview in development. This is why the language is so important, and is privileged over English in our articles …
Diios Nouiogalation "Day of the New Galatîs" - The Birthday of Bessus Nouiogalation! Obviously this day is not a traditional Îuos day on the Coligny Calendar, as we aren't nearly as old as it. Though it of course holds significance to us as it is the day we started out. That said, it does, like …
Bessus Nouiogalation is an adbessus (tradition). As such, and being comprised of several people, that means that as a group we have specific Dêuoi of the group. Of course, many Dêuoi are worshipped by BNG members. However, there are also types of deities. Specifically Toutâdêuoi (People's or tribal Dêuoi). Such as the Suleuiâs, the Materês, …
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(For a reading of this article in English by Caromâros Caitogabros, please click here.) Often, the topic of discussion is on practice and what is done. How things are to be seen, usually for the application of a structured purpose. Less time is spent discussing belief. Save for of course, Polytheism. A term that is …
What is Galatibessus? Galatibessus is an emerging custom that has its roots in communities engaged in -- to varying degrees -- the revival of cultures, customs, and religions of the peoples collectively known as Gauls (in contemporary English parlance). In reference to peoples living in Western Europe and Central in the Iron Age. They spoke …
Bessus Nouiogalation 