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Welcome to Dun Brython

Brython is a group of polytheists aiming to research, recover and redistribute Brythonic spirituality to the best of our knowledge and wisdom 

We are currently an on-line community coming together to honour our gods and ancestors and develop relationships with the land we live upon. We place equal value upon experiential and academic work, recognising that each depends on the other.

In the future we aim to co-ordinate meetings, events, rituals and visits to sacred sites bringing Brythonic Polytheists together face-to-face.

While Brython is completely free to join, we ask for something far more valuable: the responsibility of belonging to a community which values contribution..

 
If you are interested in Brython, you are welcome to follow  the links elsewhere on this site, where you will find a broad range of topics and will be able to discuss Brython and the Brythonic traditions. That should help you decide if Brython is something which you would be willing and able to participate in. 

Dun Brython welcomes all who approach the Brythonic deities with a reverential attitude regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, disabilities, mental health, spiritual path, or location. By standing with other pagan groups promoting inclusivity and standing against discrimination and hatred we aim to help create a more tolerant world.

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  • Home
  • Brythonic Polytheism
  • Gods & Goddesses
    • Belisama
    • Briganti
    • Coventina
    • Matrona
    • Creiddylad
    • Ambactonos
    • Epona
    • Gwyn ap Nudd
    • Lugus
    • Maponos
    • Nodens
    • Rigantona
    • Taranis
    • Rosmerta
  • Gwiddonod
    • The Giants
    • Spirits of the Landscape >
      • The Lancashire Landscape
      • Cwm Eleri
    • The Faery
    • The Ancestors
  • Brython Calendar
    • Overview
    • Spring
    • Calan Mai
    • Summer
    • Autumn
    • Nos Galan Gaeaf
    • Winter
  • Ritual
    • Ritual
    • Devotional Poetry
    • Libations
    • Household Cult
    • The Ancestors
    • Personal Interactions
  • Myths
    • The Making of the World
    • Rigantona and the Realm of the Dead
    • A Story for WinterNights
  • Essays
    • The Gods and Goddesses
    • Dreams
    • The Gods: Nature or Culture?
    • The Missing Gods
    • Inclusivity in Brythonic Polytheism
    • Recommended Reading & LINKS