Forwarded from Art of Neale Rundgren
Image 01 - Freya" (1882) by Carl Emil Doepler
Image 02 - Uller". Leaning on a bow and wearing ice skates
Image 03 - Forseti sits in judgement, presumably in Glitnir.
Image 04 - Einherjar are served by Valkyries in Valhöll while Odin sits upon his throne, flanked by one of his wolves.
Image 02 - Uller". Leaning on a bow and wearing ice skates
Image 03 - Forseti sits in judgement, presumably in Glitnir.
Image 04 - Einherjar are served by Valkyries in Valhöll while Odin sits upon his throne, flanked by one of his wolves.
Forwarded from Hyperborean Radio (Uncensored) (T.L.K.)
One of the most ignored mythologies of Europe is that of the Basque. This is a shame because it is a very interesting and still very earthy faith. Including Mari a mother goddess with goats and in control of the fire bull messenger, Aatxe. While there is also her consort the Lighting Dragon Sugaar, the storm spirit Odei, the trickster Txiki, the craftsman wild man Basajaun, the duck footed water spirits of the Lamia, Akerbeltz the black goat god of magic and fertility, as well as Janicot a satyr like deity that some claim to be the fusion of Akerbeltz and Basajaun, and much much more. All of this intertwined still with the folk culture and customs of the people of the Basque nation. Each part of Europe and beyond had its own unique set of myths from Iberia to Slavia, from Sardinia to Iceland. Look close and you'll see the beauty of each groups myths. From the Orkney Isles to Arcadia, each has a unique feel and mythos. Look closely to your ancestry, and you'll find something to stir your soul.-TLK
Forwarded from DukeOfDurham 🦌
Thinking of moving to the countryside? Well think again, there’s no diversity, much less government control, you’ll actually have to do work AND if that isn’t bad enough... you’ll be surrounded by nature.
Bet your tower block Pod doesn’t look so bad now eh?
Bet your tower block Pod doesn’t look so bad now eh?
Forwarded from BC Neanderthal Mindset
In the paleolithic caves of France
is the horned figure of Trois Freres.
It has a bearded face of an old man and various animal parts.
Among the possible deities and beings
associated with the horned god are:
Cernunnos, the Celtic god of fertility, masculinity, wildlife and the wilderness;
Herne the Hunter, one of the leaders of the Wild Hunt around the British Isles.
The Greek god Pan; Janus, the Roman god of good beginnings, whose two faced (2 faces) visage
represents youth and age, life and death.
is the horned figure of Trois Freres.
It has a bearded face of an old man and various animal parts.
Among the possible deities and beings
associated with the horned god are:
Cernunnos, the Celtic god of fertility, masculinity, wildlife and the wilderness;
Herne the Hunter, one of the leaders of the Wild Hunt around the British Isles.
The Greek god Pan; Janus, the Roman god of good beginnings, whose two faced (2 faces) visage
represents youth and age, life and death.
Forwarded from • Hellas • Ελλάδα • Greece (Maria)