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A place for Aryan (European) Folkish Pagans
Baldr by Franz Stassen
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Bronze sword and scabbard with anthropomorphic hilt, discovered somewhere in Switzerland; 1st century B.C.🇨🇭 On display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, USA.
Celtic Europe - channel link (please share!): /channel/rjOekyqBmgxiZjcx
We believe that nations should develop using the thinking schemes they have made themselves. Judaism is certainly perfect for Jews, as Islam is for Arabians. But Europe is not made to be Christian.
(GRECE, 1977, p. 198)
Feasting and meditating with the dead remains one of the most ancient and sacred European traditions which is why it is also one of the most demonized. But despite all judeo-christian propaganda the wast majority of people stay true to their ancestral customs.
Spirits of the ancestors by Bendis
Ancient Slavs had a similar tradition called trizna. It involved reminiscing about the deceased and feasting. It is mentioned twice in the Tale of Bygone Years:
Whenever a death occurred, a feast was held over the corpse, and then a great pyre was constructed, on which the deceased was laid and burned. After the bones were collected, they were placed in a small urn and set upon a post by the roadside, even as the Vyatichians do to this day. Such customs were observed by the Krivichians and the other pagans…
When they heard these words, they gathered great quantities of honey and brewed mead…She bade her followers pile up a great mound and when they had piled it up, she also gave command that a funeral feast should be held.
One of the most demonized European traditions is meditating with the dead. It has began with among Scythians who venerated the dead on their burial mounds. Some leftovers of that tradition are found among all European tribes, even despite centuries of christian attempts to sever our roots.
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There's some great detail in the picture by Ed Org, including the banner which has an image of the Wolf-Warrior die press found at Fen Drayton in Cambridgeshire, pictured above.
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🇬🇧 Idol of the supreme Norse god Odin by Albion Grove.
🇩🇪 Idol des höchsten nordischen Gottes Odin von Albion Grove.
🇷🇺 Идол верховного скандинавского бога Одина от Albion Grove.
#TTN_Art
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Before and after Paganism
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Caratacus was the celtic briton king of the Catuvellaunui tribe. His father was Cunobeline who ruled Briton, from 43 to 50 AD. Caratacus expanded his tribe's territory, which appears to be the catalyst for the romans to invade.
43 AD, Rome tried to assimilate the territory to the empire. Tribes, such as the Dobunni submitted. But Caratacus's did not, and fought fiercely, for their independance.
Emperor Claudius launched an invasion, under a large scale. About 40 000 men were sent, divided between 4 legions, supported by auxilliaury troops. Despite what appeared to be an overwhelming assault, the resistance was fierce and relentless. And, it took over 40 years after the initial assault for Britain to be conquered.
Caratacus spread the rebellion from the Thames to the Snowdonnia mountains.
His familly got captured by the romans, a bit before he was seen in Rome. He was pardonned at the court, for his rebellion, by the emperor.
While people, rightfully, remember Boudicca, Caratacus is hardly mentioned.
The only White trash I know are the ones who sell out their own Folk...
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Armin bei der Seherin, Ferdinand Leeke, ca. 1890
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An idol of Dazbog, Slavic Sky-Father by
@traditi0n_carving
The European spirit is much more expressed in the pagan tradition of northern Europe. In that tradition, there was much more of the idea that man is responsible for the world around him. He is responsible for his own actions. And he's answerable to nobody but himself.
W.L.Pierce
For the ancient Greeks Gaia was the Mother Goddess, Mother of All.
The important difference between a scientific and a mythological view here, is that we must really feel that Gaia is alive-a great, mysterious, animate being. We must understand that Gaia has purpose and that all the evolution that has happened up to this point is about something.
There are pre-industrial peoples who for millennia have had this insight of the living Earth very similar to Gaia Theory. For them the forest is totally alive.
Dr. S.Harding
Modern Slavs still sit out with their dead and feed them by leaving food and drinks on their graves. Needless to say priests were trying to eradicate the tradition for hundreds of years and still frowns on and criticizes it. But people still have enough of their folk soul intact to ignore this.
Modern Slavs conduct triznas (often called pominki) on many occasions. First time is the day of the death, then 40 days after the death and later it occurs regularly on the anniversary of the death and the deceased’s birthday.
Here are some modern examples.
Utiseta (mound sitting)
Germanic tribes used to sit out with the dead. The latter were proclaimed to be evil trolls and draugrs by christian propaganda while the ritual itself was labeled dark magic, even necromancy. I wrote on that before and how this tradition was outlawed in Norway.
Jean Markale strongly asserts his opinion that paganism has never died; while the victorious Christianity thought it could eliminate it, paganism survived as a substrate, or parallel thinking, always ready to resurface in the subconscious. Paganism is not perceived as the absence of God, or the absence of the ritual. On the contrary, starting from the idea that the sacred no longer belongs to Christianity, it is the solemn affirmation of transcendence. Europe is more Pagan than ever, while it still searches for its roots which are not the Judeo-Christian ones. The dictatorship of Christian ideology could not stifle the ancient values, but only pushed them in the darkness of the subconscious. Once the dictatorship is removed, it is normal that all these values reappear, more powerful than ever (Markale,1980,p.67).
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Paganism today therefore clearly requires a certain familiarity with ancient Indo-European religions, their history, their theology, their cosmology, their symbolism, their myths, and the mythemes of which they are composed. A scholarly familiarity, but also a spiritual familiarity; an epistemological familiarity that is also an intuitive familiarity. This is not simply the accumulation of knowledge concerning the beliefs of various European regions from the time predating Christianity (nor is it ignoring what may distinguish them, sometimes profoundly, from each other), but primarily of identifying within these beliefs the projection, the transposition, of a certain number of values which, as heirs to a culture, belong to us and concern us directly.
A. de Benoist
9 Daughters of Ægir and Ran by Rim Bitik
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Runic bracelet carved out of ash wood by artsman Zayats (Hare)
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Why Oðalism?
Oðalism is in the strictest sense an ideology based on blood (of the native population) and soil (the homeland of the native population); protecting, promoting and if necessary reviving the customs, traditions, world view, values and religion that naturally came from each particular population in their homeland. It can be applied to each and every people on this planet, and will also be different to each and every people on this planet, because they are in essence different from each other. Oðalism promotes true diversity.
Varg
Far Trevelled by Volcaban
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: Recall, remember, retrieve :
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Slavic bronze ring with silver incrustation approx. 11th-14th century
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To admit the unchangeable differentiation of race in its modern scientific meaning is to admit inevitably the existence of superiority in one race and of inferiority in another. Such an admission we can hardly expect from those of inferior races.
Madison Grant
But one can’t expect too much from one man. The fact that de Benoist didn’t think some of his conclusions through and stopped midway at some places while G.Faye and P.Shassar went further, does not belittle the merits of his work. By demonstrating that one can be a pagan, he has simultaneously drew a line separating "the new right" from "the old" who still fail to stray from their christianity.
A.M.Ivanov