"Without honor, life is impossible, not only worthless, but impossible to maintain. A man cannot live with shame; which in the old sense means far more than now, -the "can not is equal to "is not able to". As the life is in the blood, so actually the life is in honour; if the wound be left open, and honour suffered to be constantly oozing out, then follows a pining away, a discomfort rising to despair, that is nothing but the beginning of the death struggle itself.
Humanity itself is dependent on the pulsing in the veins of a frith-honour. Without it, human nature fades away, and in the void there grows a Beast nature, which at last takes possession of the whole body.
The niding is a wolf-man.
Culture of the Teutons, beginning of the chapter "Honour the Soul of the Clan" 1931

Depiction of Teuton settling area around 5500 years ago.

Yellow and orange is territory if the early Teutons, to the west Celtic tribes are settling, to the east is territory of the Illyrians.

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I was watching this while eating my homemade mushroom stuffed pelimeni (Russian dumplings.) Traditionally, pelimeni are stuffed with ground meat, but I make mine with minced mushroom, onion, garlic, Parmesan cheese, bread crumbs, and fresh herbs. Russians do have a larger size dumpling called Vareniki that they usually stuff with potatoes, cheese, or cherries.

https://youtu.be/EyqYzXBZQRE

Just found these photo,s of the Solar Eclipse. Photos taken in Guelph Canada of partial solar eclipse.
Photo credit: Terrance Herron

Before Europe began to travel the world and colonize Asia, The Americas, etc. The symbol of wildness and "Savageness" was the Wildman or Woodwose, a person covered in fur/hair from head to toe. However, after traveling around and finding most of the "Savage" races of man were relatively hairless in comparison a new appreciation of European hairiness entered the culture. Woodwose's became a common heraldic symbol, a new romanticism entered their mythology, and beards became a point of racial pride for Europeans and Beard Clubs and Competitions arose as a way of celebrating the hirsute and burly masculine beauty of the Hyperborean peoples, taking pride in being hairy like the wildman in comparison to the other races. -TLK

Jenever is a traditional alcoholic drink in the Netherlands and Flanders. This drink comes in different types and qualities ranging from fairly neutral to almost whisky-like. Jenever is based on grain, malt and barley flavoured with the juniperberrie and lots of herbs This is part of my heritage, because many of my ancestors, including my father, grandfather and greatgrandfather, worked in the jeneverindustry or in related industries. So 'Proost' (=cheers), folks🙂!