Ahasuerus at the End of the World by Adolf Hiremy-Hirschl 1888

Ahasuherus is one of the names for the European folkloric figure of "The Wandering Jew" who was said to have gained the curse of immortality after Christ's Crucifixion. However, there is a theory this legend was used to cover up a Wandering god, perhaps Wotan. His stories do not seem to tie into any deities, but he may have been used a replacement and corruption of a German god.-TAO

On the 21st of March the Polish people burn an effigy of the goddess Marzanna, or drown it. This is done to send Marzanna (Winter) back to the underworld. Both water and fire are liminal spaces and can act as entry points to other realms. Such as the Stories of Cinderella or Mother Holle.-TAO

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The Stonehenge Under Lake Michigan. These forests are ours, the people of Hyperborea.-TAO

Tyrolean Farmer by Franz Von Defregger

Tyrolean Farmer With Wineglass by Franz von Defregger

Phoebus Apollo by Briton Riviere 1895

The Love of Souls by Jean Deville

Stone Labyrinth's are on the island of Bolshoi Zayatsky in the White Sea North of Russia. Some of which are around 30,000 Years Old.

An old video I did for Easter-TAO

Twilight Fantasies by Edward Robert Hughes 1911

Pan by Tom Roberts Illustration

Yesterday I posted a picture of a Rock Formation that has been dubbed "Lake Michigan Stonehenge" this is by no means the only site or odd thing that doesn't align with common history as presented regarding the history of North America. I encourage people to look into it and other oddities of history themselves and come to their own conclusions. -TAO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3in0C_pakcQ&t=166s

Personification of the gods

Our gods are terrifying, yet beautiful, loving, yet indifferent, powerful, yet have weaknesses and through all of our attempts to describe and define them, they are as close to us as our mother, father, sisters or brothers.

They are part of our extended family, and deserve the affection reserved for our kin.

Like us, they have wants, desires, contempts, and dislikes. This does not make them less god-like, it just makes us more so like them. Their stories bear witness to this, and by them we can be seen as god-kin.

Taranis and Thor can be felt in the moment between the thunderclap and a lightning strike, the buildup of raw power right before a crashing down of destruction from on high. This is relatable to the pure anger coursing through the veins right before releasing the fury upon a foe.