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Myths and legends - The Fairy Mythology - The two Fiddlers

Identifier

026489

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A bit of post Christianity propaganda, made more meaningful because it is.  Again, this is about entering a broch

A description of the experience

The Fairy Mythology - Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various Countries. by Thomas Keightley  [1870]

THE TWO FIDDLERS

 NEARLY three hundred years ago, there dwelt in Strathspey two fiddlers, greatly renowned in their art. One Christmas they resolved to go try their fortune in Inverness. On arriving in that town they took lodgings, and as was the custom at that time, hired the bellman to go round announcing their arrival, their qualifications, their fame, and their terms. Soon after they were visited by a venerable-looking grey-haired old man, who not only found no fault with, but actually offered to double their terms if they would go with him. They agreed, and he led them out of the town, and brought them to a very strange-looking dwelling which seemed to them to be very like a Shian. The money, however, and the entreaties of their guide induced them to enter it, and their musical talents were instantly put into requisition, and the dancing was such as in their lives they had never witnessed.

When morning came they took their leave highly gratified with the liberal treatment they had received. It surprised them greatly to find that it was out of a hill and not a house that they issued, and when they, came to the town, they could not recognise any place or person, every thing seemed so altered. While they and the townspeople were in mutual amazement, there came up a very old man, who on hearing their story, said:

"You are then the two men who lodged with my great-grandfather, and whom Thomas Rimer, it was supposed, decoyed to Tomnafurach. Your friends were greatly grieved on your account, but it is a hundred years ago, and your names are now no longer known."

 It was the Sabbath day and the bells were tolling; the fiddlers, deeply penetrated with awe at what had occurred, entered the church to join in the offices of religion. They sat in silent meditation while the bell continued ringing, but the moment that the minister commenced the service they crumbled away into dust.

The source of the experience

Picts

Concepts, symbols and science items

Concepts

Symbols

Fiddles

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Overloads

Listening to sound and music

Suppressions

Listening to beating sounds

Commonsteps

References