@seenunseenmag 22/ Yet the vast breaks in through the particular, and Britain’s peculiar history—its precise convergence of demographic, cultural and mytho-religious forces—may be disclosing an unrecognized eschatological dimension and harbinger of the larger wholeness taking form.
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Apr 5, 2023 @holland_tom @dcsandbrook: we need another special on English paganism!
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The prominence of the 'Green Man' on Charles's invitation — a mystical, pagan symbol of rebirth — is a declaration of what he really intends for his reign, hiding in plain sight.
So ready for the Mystic King!
[Image of wedding invitation]
Except the Green Man isn't pagan.](/media/2070608396651503750-HLxHXMEbYAAszIo.jpg)
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Copy of tweet thread here: Apr 5, 2023 @holland_tom @dcsandbrook: we need another special on English paganism! Subtweet: The prominence of the 'Green Man' on Charles's invitation — a mystical, pagan symbol of rebirth — is a declaration of what he really intends for his reign, hiding in plain sight. So ready for the Mystic King! [Image of wedding invitation] Except the Green Man isn't pagan.
@cilekver @holland_tom @TomMcTague @dcsandbrook The Green Man represents a planetary, prophetic prototype, combining several Quranic, Biblical and ancient mythical heroes including the Islamic prototype of Elijah, Khezr, the Green Man of Islam and, concurrently, 'Anglo-specific' theological, mythic and folkloric personas.
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