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Margot Fischer
Der Holunder wurde bereits von den Kelten verehrt, seit jeher ranken sich Sagen und Mythen um ihn. Er sucht die Nähe des Menschen, ungerufen besiedelt er die stillen Ecken des Gartens.
»Rinde, Beere, Blatt und Blüte, jeder Teil ist Kraft und Güte.« Das Sprichwort besagt, dass jeder Teil des Holunderstrauchs verwendbar ist: als Lebensmittel, Farbstoff oder Heilmittel. Wie so oft sind die Übergänge fließend. Saft, Beeren und Tees aus Blüten und Rinde stärken das Immun- sowie das Nervensystem. Er enthält viele wertvolle Inhaltsstoffe wie Vitamine, ätherische Öle und viele andere.
Nicht zuletzt ist dieser kleine gourmandisen-Band ein Schatzkästchen voll raffinierter Rezepte: Holunderblütenparfait mit Weichseln und Mohn, Holunderrisotto mit Parmaschinken, Forelle mit Holunder und Variationen vom Kürbis, Kaninchen mit Holunder und Weingartenpfirsichen …
PRESSESTIMMEN
Helga Gartner bespricht den Holunder in der Tageszeitung Der Standard vom 14.5.2016.
Maria Mail-Brandt rezensiert unter garten-literatur.de im Mai 2016.
Brigitta Maczek empfiehlt das Buch in der Mai-Ausgabe 2016 des Magazins Brunnenviertler .
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Abdala, Susana; Dévora, Sandra; Martín-Herrera, Dom
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How the Ordeals of the Goddess in Story and Myth Reflect and Affect Human Life
We have been mystically orphaned of the Mother and denied the wisdom that we would have gained from her. When Goddesses are dethroned, leaving only the presence of Gods, all society suffers.
Caitlín and John Matthews , Walkers Between the Worlds
In Trilithon, volume 3, I had the pleasure of introducing a gem of ancient Goddess worship hidden in a song still sung by women working the fields on the steep mountainsides of the Austrian and Swiss Alps. In this article, I would like to explore some of the many other ways the Goddess has survived in story and myth in the German-speaking lands, particularly in the southern German regions of Bavaria and Austria.
The Goddess
Before we delve deeply into the ways the Goddess appears in song and lore still sung and told in German-speaking (and that includes Anglo-Saxon) Europe, let us first explore why we are talking about a female deity in the first place.
To understand the origins of Alpine Goddess lore, we need to go far back in time. Prior to the Neolithic Revolution, for nomadic tribes following the migration patterns of wild game, the worship of deities may have been related to the animals that were hunted. An ancient bear goddess, who later