Thinking always of getting more for yourself is the surest way to woe and this is a very simple and commonly overlooked truth.

The grander the stuff and the more of it you have, the more time and attention it demands. Does anybody notice that through costs of maintenance, insurances, security, registrations and general upkeep, your possessions will possess you?

And whatever you get for yourself will never actually be enough.

The mind builds resistance to everything, including pleasure. The more you have, the less you’ll feel and the more you’ll feel you need, this is the worldly spiral of suffering.

Don’t live for yourself and your own petty wants, build discipline and live for a reason.

This is because women are poor at setting boundaries. They don't see turning gay or trans as a problem. Just "do whatever makes you happy" is the modern single moms mantra. Wrong!! Boundaries need to be firm and solid so they know the extent of your support and love--and that doesn't include self harm or degenerate behaviours. Women also nurture weaknesses and fragilities.
Most Women are also poor role models and have no values or morals when it comes to based issues.
@europeanfolkcult

👆🏻Women outright get the blame from these types, who give zero consideration to the brainwashing and onslaught against women. They also never mention that it is men who control the world that are allowing this to happen to women. Perfect example of male cowardliness who wants to avoid responsibility by wholly placing blame somewhere else.

Here be dragons! In recent times the White Dragon became a symbol of English ethnicity. The OE word for dragon was draca and places where dragons dwelled, upon their gold-hoards, still bear the name drake.

In Godalming, that part of Surrey home to many heathen sites, we find a Drakehill or Dragon hill (now call St Catherine's). Drake North in Wiltshire was once þes dracenhorde or the dragon's hoard. As one would expect, dragons slept in barrows leaving us many place names which reflect this - Dragley in Ulverton was once spelt Drakelow meaning dragon's mound. We also find a Drakelow in Bedfordshire, Derbyshire and Worcestershire. In Surrey Dragberry was once Drakeberghe (OE draca + beorg) again meaning the dragon's mound.

Pictured above is one of the most famous dragon hills in England, Dragon Hill near the Uffington white horse.

🌾 Good Monday morning to all Europeans - Bon lundi à tous les Européens ;-)

Protect and preserve both folk and nature of beautiful Sweden 🇸🇪

From: BEAUTY OF EUROPA

On this day in 686, the last pagan Anglo Saxon kingdom, Wihtwara, fell.
Wihtwara was invaded by Wulfhere of Mercia in 661, yet paganism endured, until Cædwalla of Wessex invaded in 686. King Arwald died in battle in the initial invasion, along with the majority of the island’s inhabitants. His sons escaped to the Ytene Forest, but were eventually captured and forced to convert to Christianity before being put to the sword, severing the royal line of Wihtwara. They were collectively canonized as “Saint Arwald”.
But, according to local folklore, one of his sons escaped from his captors and threw himself onto a fallen tree, impaling himself. With his last breath, he dedicated his death to Woden.
Undoubtedly burdened by his abominable actions, Cædwalla made a pilgrimage to Rome to be formally baptized, where he died of his injuries sustained during the invasion. May he rot in Wyrmsele. What’s really funny is because he hadn’t yet been baptized when he invaded Wihtwara, many claimed he was a Pagan to further emphasize Saint Arwald’s canonization.
On “Saint” Arwald’s Feastday, I instead remember the conviction of our ancestors, choosing a dignified death over dishonour.

Paganism sacralizes and thereby exalts this world whereas Judeo-Christian monotheism sanctifies and thereby retreats from this world

A. de Benoist

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There is no globalist solution to 'climate change' that is remotely serious. It would require a major revisal of values, restructuring of system hierarchy, a renewed spirit of self-sufficiency, and the total dethroning of the middle-man merchant class and consumerist cycle.

Asking you to personally sacrifice, recycling your plastic water bottle (that shouldn't even exist) is a joke and a scam.

To the people who think they have the right to control the world..

Go out on a clear night and look at the sky for a good while, and really think about who and what you are. - Then let us know the reason you think you should have the right to tell other people how to live.

A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.

Stand proud and strong

😘 Norway

My first portrait of the Norse goddess, Idunn:

Idunn, The Orchard God, is one of the dearest of deities. Beloved by the Aesir for her many talents - not least of which for her craft of Orchard keeping. For amidst the boughs of Yggdrasil (and behind the walls of Asgard) Idunn tends the fruit that keeps the gods forever young. Yet, while the other gods may favour her for her talents, there is one who adores for something more: her husband the God of Poetry and Song Bragi.

One of the many important projects on which I'm working for Hyperborean Radio. Stay tuned for more.

Æthelwulf