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Excerpt from Stonehenge Bluestone III. Copyright of Neil A. Clark 2011. - “According to The Tome of Seus, that person was called Esus, Esus being a Celtic Sage who, fortunately for the historic records, was immortalised in later times in two carved stone columns in France, the most famous of which was rediscovered in Paris in the 18th century beneath the Cathedral of Notre Dame. If Esus was indeed an early Celtic Deity of the Neolithic Golden Age, then it appears that his role was corrupted in later times. During the Celtic-Romano period he took on a more Pagan God like role, and was severely demonised by the first century Roman poet Marcus Annaeus Lucanus, or Lucan as he is better known. It is impossible to imagine that the early Celtic Christians were the willing inheritors of the sacred sites of such a depraved heritage as the claims of the Romans. While it is to be expected that a Roman poet of that era would adopt the propagandist tactic of claiming that the Celts were vile advocates of such evil practices as human sacrifice, (unsubstantiated claims also advanced by Caesar during this period of the first rebuffed invasion of Britain, and still perpetuated by many of the scholars of today), his commentary is not necessarily entirely void of value. Lucan connects Esus with the Druids and so, reading beyond the corrupt image of the blood-thirsty barbarians of Roman making, we can deduce that Esus was probably a historic Celtic character who was held in high esteem, presumably for some good reason, by the educated elite of the times, the Druids.
In the book, Esus was enlightened on Carn Meini when he broke open a stone on the mount and saw the ‘seeds of serenity’ within. He then retired to the woods to consider what he had seen, and there, living as a woodsman, he presumably learned much from the animals, from nature and from quiet contemplation of the universe.”
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