Bede tells us that the Anglo-Saxon pagans divided the year in two and that the winter began on the full moon in October and that this night was called Ƿintirfylliþ.

This is presumably the Autumn festival of the pagan English.

Austrfararvísur tells us that in Autumn, among the Swedes, a blot took place at a hof for elves and that it was associated with Odin.

Since many pagan festivals in Europe take place in late October and are associated with All Saints day and the dead, we deduce that the Autumn festival of the Germanic pagans was held on the full moon to the elves who we understand from Icelandic and English sources, were associated with the noble dead and with barrows.

Tonight is the full moon of October so I wish you a glad Winterfylleth or alfablót. Hail the noble ancestors!

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The two halves of the year can perhaps be seen in the Jera rune – the only rune which is comprised of two separate parts. Spring and summer forming one half, autumn and winter the other. 'Fall' is often seen as an American term, however it was once widely used to describe autumn here in England – and comes from the 'fall of the leaf '.

The English name for this rune is Ger, which represents the yearly cycle. The Proto Indo-European root *ger means 'to gather' so the word can be connected with the harvest and gathering of winter stores. In contrast, the Old Slavic 'Jara' and Czech 'Jaro' both mean 'spring' so reflect the sowing season.

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Words are spells, and just like any other spells, they only have power over you if you believe in them. One of the biggest lessons for me in this lifetime has been to learn/remember how to use them properly. That includes not believing lies or allowing negative words to bring you down. We can not control what others say. But we can control whether we are affected by it. We can also acknowledge the power in our words, especially if other people agree to them. There is a reason why "I love you" can make you feel so good. And while its true that "sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me" -- I also see what people are trying to do with negative words.

Overall it's best to be aware of the power of our words to create worlds, and use them with respect for this purpose.

The Pagan vs christian debate is one that isn't going away anytime soon, and one many of us still tend to ramble on about.. It's hard not to think about it when it really plays the biggest role in the division of our people. I was just thinking about it again today, and what I tend to try to do is come up with analogies that frame it in such a way that might wake some of our cucked brothers and sisters up.. So, imagine our people fetishizing Japanese culture and spirituality to the point of amnesia of their own Ethnic heritage. That would be no more different than what they are already doing with their pathological attachment to abrahamism. Then imagine some even going to the point of declaring that our people are the "real Japanese" people and that these false Japanese people have stolen our religions and culture..These comparisons seem deranged, yet they are completely accurate. Fetishizing a foreign culture and religion, while criticizing or completely overlooking the thousands of years of real history of your own Ethnic culture and spirituality. The disappointing thing is, even framing it in this way that points out the obviousness of it, most who have ingested the poison will still argue to the end over their allegiance to their enslavement.

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Late november is the time that Sinterklaas and Zwarte Piet (Saint Nicolas and Black Peter) arrive in the Netherlands. The last decade that always stirres up a totally unneccessary discussion about slavery and racism. Some people think Black Peter represents a black person. Thats totally ignorant. The Sinterklaas festivity, altough in another form, is 1000's of years old😎. Saint Nicolas in his present form is basically Wodan wearing another outfit and Black Peter goes all the way back to the beings of the Underworld. This documentairy tells the real story of this ancient aspect of our European culture. Please use the knowledge and share the knowledge. This ancient festival survived a lot of suppression already so it will survive this 'woke' era too. https://documentairenet.nl/wild-geraas/