It’s amazing that Amazon has staked the future of their company on Rings of Power. All they had to do was to stick to Tolkien’s lore and they would have had a gold mine.

This population displacement that’s happening in white countries is only noticeable to some people. Most claim that white genocide/population displacement of whites isn’t really happening, and that we are just being paranoid, and over exaggerating things on purpose. Everything is so backwards. The lies and the truth switched places in most people’s minds. The worst thing is that it’s not just the non-whites that deny the population replacement and gradual genocide of white people, but other white people themselves are denying this attack on ethnic Europeans and their native land

The population replacement.

Maybe someday someone will have the courage to stand for these women.

I believe the only kind of technology humanity can create is one that perfectly aligns with the organic technology of nature on this planet. If humans are to create any sort of technology, they should always always look to the natural system/wild and stick to that without deviating from it. Human should be co-creators with nature, and mimic her in all ways. Any place on earth where we plan to use any sort of man-made technology should be tested to see if this man-made technology is compatible with the rest of the natural environment and organic life forms. We need to check exactly how this technology that we are planning on using affects the natural environment and organic life, both local and the whole planet at large. We need to see if this technology causes any harm to the natural environment or organic life. This would help us to build technology that aligns with the rest of the organic nature. And the uses of technology itself should be limited. Yes we can create technology that can make our lives a little easier, but we don’t need to rely on it 100% of the time for every little thing

“The most central and irrational faith among people is the faith in technology and economical growth. Its priests believe until their death that material prosperity bring enjoyment and happiness - even though all the proofs in history have shown that only lack and attempt cause a life worth living, that the material prosperity doesn't bring anything else than despair. These priests believe in technology still when they choke in their gas masks.”
― Pentti Linkola, Can Life Prevail?

Image: Nuclear Family by Phillippe Caza

Perfect example to show that before the invention of modern medicine/healthcare, our ancestors could perfectly well heal themselves and treat their wounds, and yes there’s even evidence indicating that they knew how to surgically operate on body. Their medicine was taken from the living pharmacy, from the forests, rivers, lakes, oceans, hills & valleys, caves, etc.

Usnea species or Old man's beard.

Consider whether you really need to harvest lichen.

Ideally choose not to unless it is enormously abundant.

This lichen grows 3 to 5 mm each year, meaning that what can be harvested in a couple of seconds may have taken a decade to form.

Bushcraft & Survivalist preptalk 🥴
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'Falling Star'

Witold Pruszkowski (1884), to be seen in the National Museum Warsaw.

#art

@EuropeanTribalism

We love trees, they are our friends and watchers. Today I wear this self-made and designed piece as an ode to the trees. Very appropriate, because together with the local residents we saved a very thick old oak from felling.

Dirkje, TribeoftheFox

Somewhere in the woods, were we found old remains of a place where in the year 1741 a paper mill stood.

So cute

The Monarch of the Glen is an oil painting of a red deer stag completed by English painter Sir Edwin Landseer in 1851. One of the most iconic painting in Scottish cultural history, the stag has its roots in Celtic mythology. The stag symbolized the “otherworldliness” of the realm of the dead, and the untamed freedom and wilderness of nature and the forest. Its antlers resemble tree branches, as if it carries the forest around with it crowned on its head. The stag is fast, powerful, and sexually vigorous representing cosmic life force. Its seasonal shedding and regrowth of its antlers represents the cyclical nature of time and the cosmos.

“It was a stag, a stag of ten,
Bearing its branches sturdily;
He came silently down the glen,
Ever sing hardily, hardily.”

-Sir Walter Scott

🇬🇧 Sergey Pokotilov - «Oath on the sword».

🇩🇪 Sergey Pokotilov - «Eid auf das Schwert».

🇷🇺 Сергей Покотилов - «Клятва на мече».

#TTN_Art

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Scythian God of War

In his writing Herodotus mentioned that Scythians honor one God above all. He called this God Ares which is obviously an example of interpretatio romana. What’s interesting is that this deity wasn’t represented by a statue or a godpole, but rather a sword, a scimitar to be exact. We also have descriptions of a sacrifice rituals Scythians performed for this deity. Herodotus also notes that Scythians offer more to him than they do to the other Gods.

Both beasts and men (every hundredth of captive enemies) were sacrificed to the God with the latter having their throats split, blood collected and poured on the scimitar. After this their right arms and hands were cut off and thrown into the air.

"Полнолуние"

Colored version of one of K. Vasiliev’s works