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New children’s book free on Project Gutenberg. The Little Green Goblin. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61441
The Birds of Rhiannon: Germanic Folklore (1): Epitome of German Mythology. Part 1.
https://nicovleeuwen.blogspot.com/2019/06/germanic-folklore-1-epitome-of-german.html
https://nicovleeuwen.blogspot.com/2019/06/germanic-folklore-1-epitome-of-german.html
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Germanic Folklore (1): Epitome of German Mythology. Part 1.
Folklore, mythology, Gaelic, Nordic, Fairies, Faeries, Scotland, Ireland, Ulster
The Birds of Rhiannon: Germanic Folklore (2): Epitome of German Mythology. Part 2.
https://nicovleeuwen.blogspot.com/2019/06/germanic-folklore-2-epitome-of-german.html
https://nicovleeuwen.blogspot.com/2019/06/germanic-folklore-2-epitome-of-german.html
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Germanic Folklore (2): Epitome of German Mythology. Part 2.
Folklore, mythology, Gaelic, Nordic, Fairies, Faeries, Scotland, Ireland, Ulster
https://www.aldsidu.com/post/widukind-s-saga-the-saga-of-the-saxons~ A great re write about the Saxon hero Widukind
Many people don't know the history of how and why the European folk ways and peoples were destroyed- this is a prime example ~ Meanwhile, in his book Charlemagne: Father of a Continent, Alessandro Barbero adds that
the most likely inspiration for the mass execution of Verden was the Bible. Exasperated by the continual rebellions, Charlemagne wanted to act like a true king of Israel. The Amalekites had dared raise their hand to betray God’s people, and it was therefore right that every last one of them should be exterminated. Jericho was taken and all those inside had to be put to the sword, including men, women, old people, and children, even the oxen, sheep, and donkeys, so that no trace would be left of them. After defeating the Moabites, David, with whom Charles liked to compare himself, had the prisoners stretch out on the ground, and two out of three were killed. This, too, was part of the Old Testament from which the king drew inspiration, and it is difficult not to discern a practical and cruelly coherent application of that model in the massacre of Verden.
the most likely inspiration for the mass execution of Verden was the Bible. Exasperated by the continual rebellions, Charlemagne wanted to act like a true king of Israel. The Amalekites had dared raise their hand to betray God’s people, and it was therefore right that every last one of them should be exterminated. Jericho was taken and all those inside had to be put to the sword, including men, women, old people, and children, even the oxen, sheep, and donkeys, so that no trace would be left of them. After defeating the Moabites, David, with whom Charles liked to compare himself, had the prisoners stretch out on the ground, and two out of three were killed. This, too, was part of the Old Testament from which the king drew inspiration, and it is difficult not to discern a practical and cruelly coherent application of that model in the massacre of Verden.
https://youtu.be/drWcLBD7MSM An interesting interview, I personally agree with some of the views presented and disagree with some ....but some good points come from this and she is a Rune Master. I respect her runework more than most I've seen.
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Freya Aswynn - The State Of Heathenry & European Upheavals
After joining us all the way back in 2014 in only our 8th edition, We are delighted to welcome Freya back for an update on how she views the Heathen community today, as well as the on going political upheavals in Europe. With a History in Wicca, Thelema,…