Sir Gareth's Wife

Height:  5' 9"  Weight:  115 lb  Hair:  Nutmeg Brown with Blonde Highlights  Eyes:  Amber like a wolf

Lyonesse is a beautiful woman in the legends of ancient Britains, Irish and Scots. The mythic story of the Lady Lioness from the Land of Lyonesse is tightly connected to King Arthur's court and to the Knights of the Round Table.

From Lyonesse, Cornwall in England. It sank into the sea following a battle with Vikings and the Princess Warrior Lyonesse was thought lost. Sir Gareth was sent there to find any survivors and found the Princess.  Lyonesse thinking he was the enemy fought with him.  Equal to Equal and Gareth did win.  They fell in love and got married and came back to Camelot.

The Lady Lioness in old world Celtic legend, like the Lioness Lady of Germany's Hohlenstein Stadel in Old European culture (linked to Freyja's köttum), are both Ladies of the Clan of the Cave Lioness, and both are linked to the survival of Folk Memory, shamanic consciousness, and metaphysical downloading of evolving levels of soul-mind-human consciousness into the physical hardware of the body.

Taking this all together, we can now understand that the Ladies of the Clan of Cave Lioness (found among both Celtic and Germanic tribes) represent a totemic United Folk Soul birthright that extends into remote prehistoric times. The Ladies of the Clan of the Cave Lioness highlight the shared ethnic origin of ancient cultures emerging together from an Old European Folkish Consciousness.