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A place for Aryan (European) Folkish Pagans
https://telegra.ph/Are-Modern-Jews-Really-Descended-From-Khazars-04-27
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There is an important distinction here, though, because in performing that function in Homer's Hades the king did no more than continue his characteristic activity in this life.
More advanced moral notions came later. The idea of judgment of dead souls on their conduct in this life was probably not formulated in Greece before the 6th century B.C. under influence of Pythagorean and Orphic thought.
B.C.Dietrich
Recently I came up with a new(ish) reconstruction of the Slavic version of pan-European Chaoskampf myth.It is well-know that Perun, club-wielding Thunderer fought Chaos Serpent (not Veles)
We also know that Indra before his fight with Vritra had Tvashtr the Smith forge him lightning bolts "Tvasta sharpened his far-whirling bolt" (Rigveda 1.32.2)
We also know that Vulcan and his cyclops forged lightning for Zeus. gave Zeus the thunder and made the thunderbolt (Theogony lines 139-145)
This is enough to assume that in Slavic Chaoskampf myth Swarog played a similar role and helped Perun with his smithing skills
The Lore teaches us how Odin hung nine days on the World Tree, starving, weakened by thirst, and wounded with a spear, to win this sacred knowledge. Those humans who can muster comparable will and determination to Overcome can rise to the level of the Gods themselves.
S.McNallen
If you ask a Christian the meaning of "sell and give to the poor", "turn the other cheek," "blessed are the meek" and similar, and show him the logical conclusions of these sayings, and he says "Ah, you do not understand," or "It means something else," or "You ought to see the original Greek" or uses some other favored evasion of the issue, then you will know you are talking to a dangerous confuser, conscious or unconscious.
A.R.Mills
Lugh the Skilled God of Celts
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Know the difference and don't let subversives and fools tell you otherwise
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Dmitri Borovikov’s portrait by Arta Est Arma
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Today, on 18th of May, a Pagan hero D.Borovikov was killed by the regime. Dmitri lived a short, but honest and fearless life. As a true pagan he did not stand aside as his people were slaughtered. Some of his words in my translation:
"It is unlikely for the weak to hate. Hatred is a quite dangerous weapon. Only the one who is truly strong can use it. In this world you always get what you give. That's why weaklings share love, they hope that the world will love them back. But we pagans don't take orders from the crucified god of weaklings. Christian love turns men into cattle, hatred will be our weapon."
Recently had a private discussion with one of the leading experts on Slavic Paganism and in the middle of it I formed a reconstruction of the Slavic Chaoskampf myth. It’s traditional and, in my opinion, can stand up to scrutiny. Will make a post about it when Bjorn finished a new piece I commissioned. Will probably take a while though.
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From the reign of Nero to that of Antoninus Pius, the Jews discovered a fierce impatience of the dominion of Rome, which repeatedly broke out in the most furious massacres and insurrections. Humanity is shocked at the recital of the horrid cruelties which they committed in the cities of Egypt, of Cyprus, and of Cyrene, where they dwelt in treacherous friendship with the unsuspecting natives…
Gibbon
Rare work of K.Vasiliev, no better version found
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"This savior [Jesus], I shall attempt to show, deceived many and caused them to accept a form of belief harmful to the wellbeing of mankind. Taking its root in the lower classes, the religion continues to spread among the vulgar: nay, one can even say it spreads because of its vulgarity and the illiteracy of its adherents. And while there are a few moderate, reasonable, and intelligent people who are inclined to interpret its beliefs allegorically, yet it thrives in its purer form among the ignorant."
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From: On the True Doctrine by Celsus (ca. 178 CE).
@ChristianityExposed
At last Berg smote Thorstein with the back of his axe; but Thorgeir threw himself between them, so that Thorstein could not avenge himself.
So he goes home to his mother Audbjorga, who binds up his wound, for the skin was broken, and she is ill-pleased at his plight.
All that night the carline could not sleep, so much did she take it to heart. The weather was cold, but still and bright. But she goes once or twice round the house widdershins, and snuffs to all airts, and draws in the air.
And as she did this the weather began to change, and there was a driving sleet, and after that a thaw; and a flood poured down the hillside; and a snowslip fell on the farm of Berg, and there twelve souls lost their lives, and the tokens of the landslip are still to be seen.
A horned Odin figure from the Uppakra Temple.
Compared to Celtic and Slavic art styles, Germanic art was often more minimalistic and surrealistic. This meant that with depictions of Gods, features such as a damaged eye for Odin, or Thor gripping his beard, were more immediately recognizable.
The Odinist says there is a spirit expressed in all creatures and things.
Put your hand on your horse as you are homeward bound on a moonlight night through the bush, and remember that Christianity says your horse is an automaton or a machine; remember it when you are calling in the cows; remember Christianity's idea when your dog races over the paddock to meet you.
A.R.Mills
Swarog
Slavic God of smithing and fire
by Brother Bjorn
https://twitter.com/bjorn_brother
Swarog was sometimes misinterpreted as a Deus Pater by early neo-Pagans, but with time absurd theories began dying out and most modern Slavic Pagans agree on his role of a Smith God similar to Vulcan.
Asatruar, if they are true to their faith, constantly seek self-improvement.
S.McNallen
Ancestry places us where we stand. A person is born of a race, a tribe, a lineage. What your Ancestors have achieved is expressed in your blood. Paganism is the only faith which acknowledges and venerates this sacred connection.
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🇬🇧 Northern landscape.
🇩🇪 Nördliche Landschaft.
🇷🇺 Северный ландшафт.
#TTN_Nature
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Molfar is a Hutsul wizard capable of controlling weather, cursing, healing, divination and dealing with spirits.
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Sandstone statue of a Gallic ruler, discovered outside a burial mound near the hill-fort of Glauberg, in Hesse, Germany; 5th century B.C. 🇩🇪 The statue displays features that seem to indicate a dual role: Warrior and priest. He bears warlike paraphernalia such as sword, a shield, and a Greek-style linothorax set of armor. Additionally, his powerful legs are emphasized, a common feature of warrior statues of the Mediterranean regions. The torc around his neck makes it clear that the individual portrayed is a member of nobility. His priestly function is highlighted by the “leaf crown”, a diadem with exaggerated mistletoe-leaf shaped protrusions. This combined warrior-priest role was what defined the office of king in the Celtic world.
Southern Hesse is replete with Celtic archaeological finds; the region seems to have been the boundary between Celtic and Germanic peoples for millennia during the prehistoric and early historic eras.
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There's no fear in death. No fear if you die for Ideals, for the Cause, for allies. Death is but a continuation of our struggle and life. So why fear it? Let those who hate us fear it.
Dmitri Borovikov
All capitalistic parasites want Christianity taught. They want such things to be taught, as: "Resist not evil," "All men are equal," and "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," and other double-tongued platitudes.
A.R.Mills
An ordinary country volkhv had to know and remember all rites, charms, ritual songs, how to calculate dates for all magical ceremonies, and the properties of healing herbs. Overall knowledge-wise he had to be close to a modern ethnographer with the only difference being the fact that an ethnographer has to spend a lot of time seeking out half-forgotten relics while an ancient magus likely received a lot from his teachers-predecessors. One can not imagine thousand years of tradition of all forms of East-Slavic folklore without an uninterrupted continuity of generations.
Boris Rybakov
"The hero embodies the traits to which a healthy race and culture that produced him aspires.
Without the hero the community lacks a crucial dimension, for the hero is typically the soul of the community;
he is myth in action."
-Ron McVan "Crede of Iron"
Nice adaptation of Gisla saga. English subs are very bad, but if you’ve read the saga it’s not an issue. Worth a watch.
https://archive.org/details/utlaginn-1981/U%CC%81tlaginn+(Outlaw+-+Gi%CC%81sla+saga).mp4
There was a man of whom we have spoken before, Thorgrim Bottlenose; he dwelt at Nebstead, in the inner bight of the river. He was full of witchcraft and sorcery, and he was a wizard and worker of spells. This man Thorgrim and Thorkel asked to their feast, for they had as large a gathering as Gisli Thorgrim, the priest of Frey, was a man well skilled in forging iron. So those three went aside together--the two Thorgrims and Thorkel. Then Thorkel brings out the broken bits of "Graysteel," which had fallen to his lot when they parted their heritage, and Thorgrim forged out of it a spear, and that spear was all ready by even and fitted to its haft. It was a great spear-head, and runes were on it, and it was fitted to a haft a span long.
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