The Witch's and Druids Den

Cotuatus, a prominent figure among the Carnutes during the tumultuous war with Rome, assumed a leadership role that echoed far beyond the battlefields. Notably, he held the esteemed title of Gutuatir, a priest designated as a master of invocation. This position imbued him with the responsibility of channeling sacred energies and invoking higher powers.

In homage to Cotuatus and the legacy he embodies, we can pay our respects through a simple yet profound act. By kindling a candle’s flame and letting the fragrant tendrils of incense rise, we honor his memory and the significance of his role.

As you light the candle and infuse the air with the aroma of incense, let the gesture symbolize the reverence you hold for Cotuatus. This act transcends words and petitions; it serves as a gesture of remembrance and recognition. You need not ask for anything in return, for the act itself speaks volumes—an offering of light and scent, an acknowledgement of a leader’s impact, and a connection to a pivotal chapter in history.

For those curious to delve deeper into Cotuatus’s story and his place within the Carnutes’ narrative, additional information can be found by following the link provided HERE.