I’ve not yet finished listening to this talk, but as usual, I love listening to her, because we see eye to eyes on so many things. Our views, and opinions don’t always align, and we don’t always follow the same sources of Information, which is normal, because we are all individuals on our own unique path of life, but for the most part, our heads think the same and our hearts feel the same.
Forwarded from Easter Tidings
No guarantees on the time. Weather related internet issues plus my own chronic medical issues MIGHT delay this by an hour or a day, not sure yet!
https://youtu.be/FCn-xsmmTnY
https://youtu.be/FCn-xsmmTnY
Forwarded from BC Neanderthal Mindset
Aarno Karimo's illustrations of the Kalevala.
Forwarded from Stam van de Vos🦊, hekserij en heidendom van de Lage Landen
Seeking wisdom....Odin spend quite some time doing that and so should we modern heathens do too. Wisdom seeking requires us to look inward, deep in ourselves and face our shadowside. That needs big courage and stepping far outside of your comfortzone and not everybody is up to that. Are you up to that?
Forwarded from European Tribalism - Mythology, European culture, survival
On rivers
I found an 🔗article on StJs channel and it rang a bell. He claims that many river names stem from the same Proto-Indo-European word, which is *dānu.
Now let me bring two things together: the rivers Danube, Dneistr, Dnieper and Don are the eldest rivers named like that. They all end up in the Black Sea, which once was a 🔗sweetwater lake and can be considered the 🔗Aryan urheimat.
The bad climatic happenings in the 6th millenium B.C. which left big parts of the Mediterranean and the Levant desolated spared the Black Sea basin, as the Bosporus was still closed and the surrounding valleys received fresh water from said rivers.
The Proto-Indo-European language originated in this area. The chance of this being our urheimat is quite high.
#history
@EuropeanTribalism
I found an 🔗article on StJs channel and it rang a bell. He claims that many river names stem from the same Proto-Indo-European word, which is *dānu.
Now let me bring two things together: the rivers Danube, Dneistr, Dnieper and Don are the eldest rivers named like that. They all end up in the Black Sea, which once was a 🔗sweetwater lake and can be considered the 🔗Aryan urheimat.
The bad climatic happenings in the 6th millenium B.C. which left big parts of the Mediterranean and the Levant desolated spared the Black Sea basin, as the Bosporus was still closed and the surrounding valleys received fresh water from said rivers.
The Proto-Indo-European language originated in this area. The chance of this being our urheimat is quite high.
#history
@EuropeanTribalism
Forwarded from Mana of Moria
Farm, not pharmacy.
It is better to see your local farmer once a week than your doctor.
Skip the chemicals, stay healthy with real food. Support your local farmers, brewers and bee keepers. 🐂🐄🌾🍳🍯🍺
It is better to see your local farmer once a week than your doctor.
Skip the chemicals, stay healthy with real food. Support your local farmers, brewers and bee keepers. 🐂🐄🌾🍳🍯🍺
This was the older video I missed, but the poem she reads here is adorable https://youtube.com/watch?v=J5vtwArBIOQ&feature=share
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The Sun Always Rises