The Weird and True History of Garden Gnomes!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Did you know that the ceramic garden gnomes people place in their yard and gardens are based on real people in history? Come visit a bit of this weird yet true history with me today!
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Hey man, just happened to stumble upon your channel. Appreciate the info and insight from the vids I've seen, keep up the good work holmes and wish the best to you 🙏🏽🌱
Thank you!
Interesting video❤I really like the way how you are explaining things❤
Thank you!
I keep doing research on Salvia trip reports and people say they see gnomes on their psychedelic ventures. I don’t understand why gnomes. Thanks for this insight
That's a new one to me. However according to ChatGPT: There isn't a direct correlation between gnomes and psychedelic trips in a scientific sense. However, gnomes are sometimes associated with whimsical or fantastical elements of the mind, which can sometimes be invoked or perceived during psychedelic experiences.
In popular culture and certain spiritual or artistic traditions, gnomes may be depicted as part of a mystical or otherworldly realm that some people might feel they encounter during psychedelic trips. This connection is more about the imagination and cultural symbolism than any inherent link between gnomes and psychedelics.
3 big hits of NN DMT and you can find yourself in this space of the gnomes. when you burst into the space they’re very welcoming. This is how Syd Barrett from Pink Floyd came up with the song, “the gnome” the gnomes have found a new way to say hoooooooray!
@@_casgRight on bro! Listen to Terence McKenna talks it’ll blow your mind. I love his dmt and mushroom talks the most but it’s all good 🍄🍄🍄
@@oneseedoneworld Interesting, when I was a teen I remember an aquantice would actually recount his experience when consuming a mushroom coming out of cow dung for a psychedelic experience, he and his friend consumed it and both had mixed senses, and both were able to smell water from a waterful, both somehow where able to speak with a cow to find the waterfall and as their mini journey continued they both encountered a gnome giving a bit of direction to the waterfall, is it true I have no clue.
Gnomes and sasqushs are experienced from psychedelics as these creatures exist somewhere else. Some say the astral, I've also heard there frequency is higher than our reality. One thing is for sure, they still exist and are in the bush all around the world
This is so bewildering, why not have the hermit at least take a shower, they can not bathe or clean themselves, what is the benefits of showing off a hermit just to show off the wealth.
Interesting piece of history that I did not know about that period. Thank you.
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It’s a garden gnome video
They literally treated human beings like a pet-an animal. An _aquarian_ animal. What did the law say about these arrangements, did they have any regulation/protections at all? What happened when they were sick or injured? Didn’t being coerced into complete solitude affect their mental health?
I have so many questions! This is going to ruin my day, people are monsters.
I'm not sure of those details, and would need to do some more research. However, I would imagine that they would take care of them if sick or injured, since the live in hermit was quite revered for those who had them. I would not say they were coerced, since there were job ads out that listed exactly what the contract entailed and even one surviving record of an individual who wrote requesting the job if they would build him a hermitage to stay in. Many places also just build a hermit structure without ever actually hiring a hermit, and would leave items around (spectacles, a cup of tea, etc.) to make it look like the hermit had just stepped away and would be back soon.
Those watching should not confuse the specifc use of garden gnomes as explained here and then the ornaments with the mythical gnomes that have a much older history and are traced back to Scandanavian and later Netherlands areas. Various types of gnomes are part of these myths of which the garden gnomes are one group.
Thanks I thought there was more. And I did know about this thing in England.
Thank for this extemely interesting story !! Of course you could also tall about the minors of capadoce (called the pygmess) who used to carve small statues of gnomes to protect them in the mines, until a german guy copied the idea and braught it back to Thüringen...
There are definitely many other parts to the gnome history!
Do you mean Cappadocia?
On a bright side the gnome would not have to interact with the pompous group of people to which he was employed.
Very true!
You sound like a plebeian.
Wow.
What the hell is making that noise and how have you not shot it?
😆 That's Doug, our bantam rooster. He likes to crow when I'm filming.
Very interesting
The gnomes are much more on rhe continent and had nothing to do with ornemental hermits. Some say it were in reakity very poor dwarfs, in reality underfed humans from child on, working for food on the farms and living in the forest, others go back to scandinvianmyths.
I would disagree with you in regard to them having nothing to do with ornamental hermits. Based on the book from Professor Campbell who is a professor of Renaissance Studies at the University of Leicester in the UK, there is a connection. Granted the ornamental hermits are just part of the overall story and influence. Link for his book here: amzn.to/467EXBg
That animal in the background, rooster or whatever has some rithm
That's Doug, the bantam rooster. His favorite thing to do is crow when I am filming.