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- Sacred groves are to be found all over the country and abundantly along the Western Ghats and the west coast.
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- Sacred groves were also found in the city of Rome.
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- Kavus are Sacred groves of India found in many Kerala Temple preserving rare ecosystems.
- Sulla needed wood, so he cut down everything, including the sacred groves of Greece, up to 100 miles from Athens.
- It is performed in temples and kavus (sacred groves) to propitiate the deities and a Theyyam acts as a medium between the deity and the devotee.
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- Nemetona, Gallic and British Goddess of the Sacred Groves, warrior Guardian of sacred places and forests.
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- These names today mostly represent mountain tops, but in medieval times, large oaks, sacred groves and even entire villages or citadels were named Perun.
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- Driven by fear, men take to many a refuge, in mountains, forests, parks, sacred groves and shrines, but these are not a secure kind of refuge.
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- Nemetona The Celtic goddess of sacred groves or shrines (nemeton, "shrine").
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- In Celtic mythology, Nemetona ("shrine") was the goddess of temples and sacred groves.
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- Literature > Mythology > Celtic Mythology > Nemetona
- Celtic Goddess
- Arts > Visual Arts > Design > Shrines
- Mountain Tops
- Culture > Literature > Mythology > Celtic Mythology
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