2B.C-R Answers

This is a calendar of holidays. (Scanner VBeta, Cont.)

This calendar informs about dates of holidays of celtic religion. (Encyclopedia Corners, 1En.1Ep.1Er.)

Each holiday, and there are twelve celtic holidays, is associated with a specific tree, one of six. The holidays are organized around the specific tree, two per a tree. (Scanner VIOpal, Cont.)

Each of the calendars on the three pictures is wrong. (Scanner IVSigma, Cont.)

Holidays of celtism are organized to celebrate geography. Geography is always divided into six formations – swamps, meadows, lakes, forests, mountains, seas – and there are two celtic holidays per year which commemorate one of six geographical formations. Two are there because one celebrates the day state of a formation, and one celebrates the night state of a formation. (Encyclopedia World, 1En.1Ep.2Er.)

The celtic holidays are organized in accordance with astrological yearly events. The events are: bruma – a winter solstice of 24^th December, birma – a summer solstice of 24^th June, ostara – spring equinox of 24^th March, mabon – autumn equinox of 24^th September, beltane – moon eclipse of 1^st January, imbolc – moon eclipse of 1^st July. The twelve holidays of celtism happen on the six days and the six nights of these astrological events. Not every month thus features a celtic holiday. (Encyclopedia Corners)

The holidays, if organized, must happen in the surroundings of a specific tree. These trees are: oak, birch, willow, pine, rowan, and fir (in Polish: dąb, brzoza, wierzba, sosna, jarzębina, świerk), which are centres of holy worship during the day and night holidays. (Encyclopedia World)

Day and night swamps are celebrated around willow tree during Bruma, day and night meadows are celebrated around birch tree during Birma, day and night lakes are celebrated around fir tree during Ostara, day and night forests are celebrated around oak tree during Mabon, day and night mountains are celebrated around pine tree during Beltane, day and night seas are celebrated around rowan tree during Imbolc. (Encyclopedia Corners)

The objects shown in the pictures are in fact damaged utensils of informative type. They are telecoms which display messages about the forthcoming celtic holiday with information about address and other details. The messages of course are changing, and they are dynamic. The pictures originally were of these objects, but the content of photographs has been changed. These telecoms are called visionphones, and they are a type of computers. They were very popular and on a market of the world during decade of 1980s. Nowadays their falsified counterfeits are sold as ezoteric objects. (Scanner Kyoto, Cont.)

Different aims are ascribed to different celtic holidays. Bruma holidays of willow are there to create gates to other planets (day: Stardoor, night: Moondoor), Birma holidays of birch are there to create shelters (day: Kuna tree, night: Kuna stone), Ostara holidays of fir are there to create weapons (day: Lite treasures, night: Nite treasures), Mabon holidays of oak are there to create roads (day: Starpath, night: Moonpath), Beltane holidays of pine are there to create prophecies (day: Lite prophecies, night: Nite prophecies), Imbolc holidays of rowan are there to create vehicles to other planets (day: Kuna boat, night: Kuna horse). (Mary Campbell, 1En.3Ep.3Er.)

Through holidays, the celtic religion aims to equip its every practicioner into all that's needed as life basics in order for them to progress the world on its path. (Encyclopedia Eon, 2En.3Ep.3Er.)

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