Forwarded from European Tribalism - Mythology, European culture, survival
On calendars
According to Geminos of Rhodes, a system of intercalation was in use in Greece, since the second half of the fifth century B.C.
An intercalation like this involved the supplementing of 96 lunar months through an 8-year period, a cycle they called octaeteris, with the addition of leap years every third, fifth and eighth years by inserting an extra month.
Coincidentally, this period is also in a very good synchronicity with five Venusian visibility cycles.
#history
@EuropeanTribalism
According to Geminos of Rhodes, a system of intercalation was in use in Greece, since the second half of the fifth century B.C.
An intercalation like this involved the supplementing of 96 lunar months through an 8-year period, a cycle they called octaeteris, with the addition of leap years every third, fifth and eighth years by inserting an extra month.
Coincidentally, this period is also in a very good synchronicity with five Venusian visibility cycles.
#history
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I must really put action behind preparing living at least semi off-grid self-sufficient life, because we don’t really know what’s coming. I’m not trying to spread fear, but it’s smart to be prepared in case electricity goes off for long periods of time, in case water is shut off, and food is no longer available in grocery stores. I need to look into these types of wood stoves
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On backups
We live in a quite rural area. Around 6.00AM this morning there was a blackout which was fixed around 5.00PM.
Luckily we have several combustion ovens in our house, which work quite decent for cooking.
Combined with a Dutch Oven, we had a decent lunch: chicken and vegetables.
What do I want to tell you is the following: do not take electricity for granted! Make backup plans or just think about what you need in case of a blackout.
These three questions should be answered first:
- Can I provide clean water without electricity?
- Can I cook without electricity?
- Can I heat my living space without electricity?
If you answer any of those questions with 'no', be aware that you might be among the first to die in a real blackout scenario.
#survival
@EuropeanTribalism
We live in a quite rural area. Around 6.00AM this morning there was a blackout which was fixed around 5.00PM.
Luckily we have several combustion ovens in our house, which work quite decent for cooking.
Combined with a Dutch Oven, we had a decent lunch: chicken and vegetables.
What do I want to tell you is the following: do not take electricity for granted! Make backup plans or just think about what you need in case of a blackout.
These three questions should be answered first:
- Can I provide clean water without electricity?
- Can I cook without electricity?
- Can I heat my living space without electricity?
If you answer any of those questions with 'no', be aware that you might be among the first to die in a real blackout scenario.
#survival
@EuropeanTribalism
Thank you so much to this amazing ethnic Greek channel for mentioning my channel’s name on their list. It is greatly appreciated. I recommend this channel to anyone interested in European history, heritage, and authentic Greek historical art, architecture, mythology, folklore and more. Thank you again for being kind, and listing the name of my channel!
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Thank You for 2k followers!
To all of the followers and those who contribute by sharing and promoting my content.
These are some of the many channels that have shared my content in the past and I want to thank all of them.
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I would also like to thank anyone who has ever shared my content and the people who follow my channel. I wish I could include everyone who has helped me out. If I forgot to include anyone's channel who has shared my posts in the past, I apologise, but I thank you.
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To all of the followers and those who contribute by sharing and promoting my content.
These are some of the many channels that have shared my content in the past and I want to thank all of them.
/GBG/ - Greek Borders General
Traditionalism and Metaphysics
European Tribalism - Mythology, European Culture, Survival
Architecture of the Byzantine World
The Old Ways
Old and New European Art and Aesthetics
Aureus Press
Греция на русском
European Consciousness
Götterdämmerung
Artemis Truth 🏹💭
Occident
Viking Wolf
Αρυολογία☀️ (Aryology)
Western Resistance
Druidenpost
Western Heritage
Also check Aistija
I would also like to thank anyone who has ever shared my content and the people who follow my channel. I wish I could include everyone who has helped me out. If I forgot to include anyone's channel who has shared my posts in the past, I apologise, but I thank you.
@GreekLeague
Forwarded from Easter Tidings
More information comes to light that what Abrahamists call “demonic” and Scientismists call “superstitious woo woo” is in reality a multifaceted and in-depth modus of thinking and sensing the world.
More evidence that I was again 100% right in my criticism of both the cult of Scientism and Abrahamic mindsets which attack our indigenous ways of viewing the world. I knew this was important and I followed through with it.
I ask no one to trust and blindly follow me. I ask everyone to develop better discernment about whom they are giving their trust to and to strengthen your trust in YOURSELF.
Developing folk culture centered divination tools seemed a bit frivolous to some of my detractors and it was different than the serious research material I did previously. But I had to do it for myself and feedback from countless of people shows me I’ve made priceless items for the few who have and use them.
This is an important short discussion just scratching the surface on how the (((agenda))) is to dumb us down and limit our ability to see what they are doing by stopping our extra modi of thought.
https://youtu.be/-RNq6RI8DvI
More evidence that I was again 100% right in my criticism of both the cult of Scientism and Abrahamic mindsets which attack our indigenous ways of viewing the world. I knew this was important and I followed through with it.
I ask no one to trust and blindly follow me. I ask everyone to develop better discernment about whom they are giving their trust to and to strengthen your trust in YOURSELF.
Developing folk culture centered divination tools seemed a bit frivolous to some of my detractors and it was different than the serious research material I did previously. But I had to do it for myself and feedback from countless of people shows me I’ve made priceless items for the few who have and use them.
This is an important short discussion just scratching the surface on how the (((agenda))) is to dumb us down and limit our ability to see what they are doing by stopping our extra modi of thought.
https://youtu.be/-RNq6RI8DvI
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Applying ancient divination to modern intuition | Peter Struck | TEDxPenn
Most ancient people were in the habit of imagining that messages from their gods were built into the world around them: in the oracles they consulted, in their dreams, and in the animals they sacrificed. They drew on them to sort out their thinking on knotty…
Forwarded from The Last Man Revival
Urbanites enjoy the novelty of nature, but have little to no respect for it due to their lack of exposure to uncontrolled environments beyond the scope of their logistical existence. They live beneath a starless sky and have relegated nature to planters, parks, and zoos where the presence of life is tolerated amidst the concrete and machinery that dominates their way of life. They're wholly unprepared for survival and have unlearned a basic mode that is innate to most predators and prey alike. Their lifestyle is one of protest against nature and revulsion in their own biology. Any attempt to convince you otherwise is a deflection from their own inadequacy in the face of reality.
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Had an evening swim in Loch Shiel in the Highlands. Photographs just can’t capture the beauty of this place. It was here that Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard and began the 1745 Jacobite uprising.
You really do just have to unplug from the news and social media. Regain clarity and perspective. You only have one life and you can’t waste it in fear and worry. Our spirit seeks adventure.
You really do just have to unplug from the news and social media. Regain clarity and perspective. You only have one life and you can’t waste it in fear and worry. Our spirit seeks adventure.
Forwarded from • Hellas • Ελλάδα • Greece (Maria)
Who were the Dayuan?
The Dayuan lived in Central Asia & the Chinese describe the Dayuan as urbanized dwellers with Caucasian features, living in walled cities and having customs identical to those of the Greco-Bactrians a Hellenistic kingdom that was ruling Bactria at that time in Afghanistan. The Dayuan are also described as manufacturers and lovers of wine. The Dayuan were probably the descendants of the Greek colonies that were established by Alexander the Great in Ferghana in 329 BC and prospered within the Hellenistic realm of the Seleucids and Greco-Bactrians until they were isolated by the migrations of the Yueh-Chih around 160 BC. It has also been suggested that the name “Yuan” was simply a transliteration of the words “ Yona” or “ Yavana” used throughout antiquity in Asia to designate Greeks ( Ionians), so that Dayuan (Great Yuan) would mean "Great Ionians".
Picture: Greco-Bactrian king in red jacket, trousers and wearing a diadem in the Sampul tapestry. Embroidered in Hellenistic style, 1st c AD
The Dayuan lived in Central Asia & the Chinese describe the Dayuan as urbanized dwellers with Caucasian features, living in walled cities and having customs identical to those of the Greco-Bactrians a Hellenistic kingdom that was ruling Bactria at that time in Afghanistan. The Dayuan are also described as manufacturers and lovers of wine. The Dayuan were probably the descendants of the Greek colonies that were established by Alexander the Great in Ferghana in 329 BC and prospered within the Hellenistic realm of the Seleucids and Greco-Bactrians until they were isolated by the migrations of the Yueh-Chih around 160 BC. It has also been suggested that the name “Yuan” was simply a transliteration of the words “ Yona” or “ Yavana” used throughout antiquity in Asia to designate Greeks ( Ionians), so that Dayuan (Great Yuan) would mean "Great Ionians".
Picture: Greco-Bactrian king in red jacket, trousers and wearing a diadem in the Sampul tapestry. Embroidered in Hellenistic style, 1st c AD