In European Folklore the Three Fates, The Norns, and other similar trios are often conflated in writings. It is mentioned that "Three Sisters" or "Fates" are often worshipped by women around the second Millenia. Taking a high level of priority especially during childbirth when a spindle and other equipment would be set out so that they could arrive and hopefully spin a good life for the newborn. Or having the table set for three extra seats. While the Three Sisters were often demonized as Witches or The Devil, another common result of their worship was the "Three Mary's" Present across much of European Christendom. In England during the middle ages it was said that "Christ is Mighty, But Wyrd is Mightier" it is unclear if this refers to the Web of Wyrd or if a Norn with this name is who was being mentioned. The Three Sisters and this "Wyrd" would eventually come to be known as "The Weird Sisters" in folklore and in MacBeth by Shakespeare, where they are depicted as unfathomably ancient and powerful.-TLK

This is a very touchy subject. I must say, I’m not a hater of any race or ethnicity. I do view intermarriage as negative, but my reasoning for this is not my hate towards any race, or ethnic group of people. On the contrary, for me it’s about preservation for all, and saving the true diversity of humanity. People either avoid this topic, or show support for only one side of this argument. I’m sure you can guess which side that is. The fact remains that intermarriage became legal in USA very very recently, in 1967. This means that up until very recently, the norm of society everywhere was to marry your own kind, and not mix with others. This was accepted since the dawn of times, since primitive tribalism. Today everything has drastically changed, and I know it wasn’t a natural change. It wasn’t a spontaneous chance naturally driven by the people. People of the world were psychologically manipulated, and influenced to move this direction.

Intermarriage was something that was illegal, and viewed as wrong everywhere, and now it’s heavily promoted around the world.

Who is behind this change? The common people of the world? I highly doubt that, because majority of the common people on earth don’t even know what they want, or what is good for them,. They are told what they want, and what is good & bad.

People who are against intermarriage don’t have to automatically be some hateful racists who hate other races and ethnicities, and think their race to be superior to all others and this is why they’re against intermarriage. That’s what the modern globalist government wants everyone to think, but it’s not true.

There are people who are against intermarriage, but they are not hateful to others. They actually have high respect for all indigenous cultures, and wish to preserve them ALL! They don’t want to see genuine human diversity destroyed, and for globalists to achieve their goal of World domination, and for all of the beautiful, unique races and ethnicities of humanity to all blend together, and turn into ugly boring monoculture, monorace.

Neoliberals, and minorities like to point their finger at white people, and claim that it’s the evil white people who are against intermarriage. Well, they will be very shocked to discover that actually, many modern-day Native American tribes are totally against intermarriage. There are specific rules and regulations, specific requirements that one must pass in order to be officially accepted into some of those Native American tribes, and this is today in our current time. Some of the requirements mention a degree of blood.

Another group that is known to be against intermarried are Jewish people. A quick research will reveal to anyone the huge importance that Jewish people place on marrying their own. Jewish community is not trying to hide that they don’t support intermarriage. They are pretty strict about that. Especially the Israeli Jews, and the orthodox Jewish community in NY. There are some non-traditional, young Jews who don’t take this seriously, but if you look into it; you will learn that prominent Jewish figures, Jewish politicians, and leaders of Jewish faith speak against intermarriage between Jews and non-Jews.

This was the same for all different ethnicities and communities up until recently. I remember a year ago I mentioned that film “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” in which they made it clear all throughout the film that Greeks marry Greeks.

I know that it’s very difficult for people who care about their ethnic roots, and care about preserving their culture. It’s not easy to pick a perfect mate, but I would suggest that if you are to mix your bloodline with outsiders, at least do it with someone who’s ethnicity is closely related to your own.

Of course it would be preferable if you can find a mate who is off the same ethnicity as you are, or who comes from an ethnic background of a people who were neighbors of your ancestors. But, that’s only for the lucky ones, at least stick to Europeans if you are European.

Although I don’t support intermarriage for reasons I have listed above, because intermarriage will eventually gradually destroy the true diversity of human races and ethnicities, and by doing so will also destroy the ancestral wisdom, mythology and folklore that comes with each separate unique indigenous culture and ethnic group, I personally do make the exception for those rare cases when two people from completely different races/ethnicities/cultures truly fall in love. I know that this kind of love happens, and it’s real and unbreakable, but like I said it is rare. Majority of intermarriages didn’t happen because of this rare, true love, but because people were brought up under globalist programming, and conditioned to believe it’s okay to marry people from completely different backgrounds than you. What ends up happening with these marriages is that they end up in divorce, and the children suffer. They end up in divorce because the married couple consists of two people who are completely different, and they come from different worlds. So they cannot coexist peacefully together. After the initial flare of passion, and attraction dies down, and they are left play the married couple with all of the great responsibilities, and the hard work that comes with marriage, they fall apart due to the fact that they come from different worlds it usually doesn’t work out in the end. Even if the interracial/interethnic married couple lived peacefully, and happily, this still effects the ancestry. This means wife and husband have different ancestors who had no connection to one another. Such a couple doesn’t share a common past. What does this mean for the mix children that would be the product of such marriage? Will the parents introduce the children to both sides of the heritage? Which holidays will the parents celebrate both cultures? And when the children grow up and marry someone who is not the same ethnicity as their father or mother, but a completely different ethnicity what does it mean for the grandchildren that will come from such a union? How will they identify their ancestry? Doesn’t take a genius to understand that by the time great-grandchildren generation of such a union comes around, they will be a ROOTLESS TREE! This is the example of a gradual destruction of all unique races, ethnic groups, and indigenous cultures that will happen after several generations of global intermarriage practice!

I pulled this from Facebook. A beautiful Russian traditional house in the village Klyshyno near Moscow city. Our ancestors paid attention to the beauty in architecture, both inside and out. Do you see all of the intricate detail? They did this type of artistic decor to all houses everywhere in Europe, and in other locations that were home of Indo-European people

Fresh breeze off the norwegian coast(1863) art by Hans gude

Walking in the park i enjoy the springseason🙂. All the flora grows like there is no tomorrow and the shade of the trees feels nice. There are many poppyflowers now. The poppy is a great offering for Hel, the Goddess of the Realm of the Death. Hel has very much a 'winterenergy' but the poppy can be picked in the spring/summer!? Life and death cannot be seperated, the Realm of the Death and our world of the living are not as seperated as people often think. The symbol on the yellow bead is called: The 'rune of the bowl' and is Hella's rune. It is not a historic rune but here in the Netherlands and Flanders there is a number of people working with this rune

The poppy is not only associated with the goddess Hel. Dutch researcher Hondius-Crone written that the poppy was also depicted on Nehalennia altars. Nehalennia also has a connection with the Underworld. In ancient Crete goddesses were also sometimes depicted with poppy on their crown (the bulbs not the flower).