Glastonbury Pagan Moot: Tor: Who was King Arthur Pendragon?
Schedule
Fri, 21 Aug, 2026 at 08:00 pm
UTC+01:00Location
Beckets Inn | Glastonbury, EN
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Who was King Arthur Pendragon? Over the last 30 years, I have been researching King Arthur. 10 years ago, I believe I found the answer.
When the Romans abandoned Britain in the 5th century, the Picts were on a land grab. I believe that the Britons called out to their Nordic cousins to help them. The Overlord of the North, Offa of Angel, heard their call and came to their assistance. He ended up being one of the greatest heroes of all time.
It says in Saxo Grammaticus, the 12th-century history of the kings of Denmark, that King Offa pulled a ‘magical’ sword out of the ground that his father had hidden. This sword was a crucible steel sword, a gift from Sir Lanka. A crucible sword is forged from over 100 pieces of scrap steel, therefore 100 times more powerful than any Roman, British, or Pictish sword.
In February 2020, I was asked to do an evening of visualisations at a healing centre near Boston, USA. I didn’t know that the inspired visualisation I channelled that night was a download that would forever change my life! I channelled a scene where a group of Irish ‘Brigantia’, ladies later known as followers of st Bridget, had travelled to Glastonbury to join a ceremony with Druidic leaders from Anglesey, Wales, known as ‘The Pen Dragons’.
They were to sign a peace treaty drawn up by the ‘God King’ from south Denmark, Offa of Angel. His ancestors were said to go back to Odin himself. He had brought back the Nordic / Celtic traditions from the North, an area not destroyed by the Roman Empire. To help Britain, which had lost its tradition, he was to bring peace and order back to the country. He drew up a peace treaty to unite Ireland, Wales, and the land which was to be named after Offa of Angel, England, the land of Angel.
That peace treaty was called Artio (Bear goddess) in honour of the Brigantias who Offa reconnected to the Bear and Pen Dragons, the head ‘Pen’, Druids ‘dragon ley line workers’. After Offa and his family were known as ‘Artio Pendragon’, his selfless offering and help to rebuild Britain still inspires countless stories.
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