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'''Book of Braedlwyr''' is a book containing prayers honoring [[Dianek]] | '''Book of Braedlwyr''' is a book containing prayers honoring [[Dianek the God of Earth]], also contained in [[Prayers of Dianek]] | ||
==About== | ==About== | ||
"Bless these who are departed, dear Mother, whose memory is written in the stone. Take this soul as we return them to thy embrace beneath rock and earth, to join once more with those gone before into thy arms. We shed our tears for this departure. As you once wept for us, now we weep together for the same reasons. We are bereft a friend, a companion, and a steadfast presence. We hope that our weeping may bring about the same as those tears which you shed so long ago, and bring about new life and renew our devotions to one another. Gaedinth broten inni anghof eru bredomraeth" | "Bless these who are departed, dear Mother, whose memory is written in the stone. Take this soul as we return them to thy embrace beneath rock and earth, to join once more with those gone before into thy arms. We shed our tears for this departure. As you once wept for us, now we weep together for the same reasons. We are bereft a friend, a companion, and a steadfast presence. We hope that our weeping may bring about the same as those tears which you shed so long ago, and bring about new life and renew our devotions to one another. Gaedinth broten inni anghof eru bredomraeth" | ||
Latest revision as of 05:23, 22 June 2025
Book of Braedlwyr is a book containing prayers honoring Dianek the God of Earth, also contained in Prayers of Dianek
About
"Bless these who are departed, dear Mother, whose memory is written in the stone. Take this soul as we return them to thy embrace beneath rock and earth, to join once more with those gone before into thy arms. We shed our tears for this departure. As you once wept for us, now we weep together for the same reasons. We are bereft a friend, a companion, and a steadfast presence. We hope that our weeping may bring about the same as those tears which you shed so long ago, and bring about new life and renew our devotions to one another. Gaedinth broten inni anghof eru bredomraeth"
One of the twenty - seven acceptable prayers of internment. The last line does not have a direct translation to the common tongue but is widely accepted to mean, ‘Let us not forget their presence.’
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