Today we talked about the need to detox from who we were before returning to ethnic faith. The need to start slow and work our way up, of doing our own soul searching and understanding why we do what we do and who we are. Learn of the ancestral gods, and customs, for it is more than sub-culture. We spoke of the mistakes made when people take the baggage and way they did things pre-ethnic faith with them into it. We also discussed the wisdom and spirit of children. This was an important message that we hope is helpful to you. https://anchor.fm/hyperborean-radio/episodes/Begin-at-the-Beginning-e16depr
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Italian fisherman Paolo Fanciulli has constructed numerous underwater sculptures which destroy unsustainable fishing nets around Tuscany.
His sculptures protect integral seagrass and has allowed for the return of endemic fish and dolphins.
His sculptures protect integral seagrass and has allowed for the return of endemic fish and dolphins.
Franz Stassen's illustrations for Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen
Personification of Countries
Most countries in the western world are personified as women. These "goddesses" however are more than meets the eye.
Columbia is the modern incarnation of the Goddess Libertas in America, she is depicted either as nurturing or armed. She takes some hints from Isis and Hecate as the statue of Liberty, but America is the Land of "Liberty".
The Lady of the Mountain is actually part of the folklore of Iceland, with obvious elements of Icelandic history like the raven and rune stave. Mountains in Iceland are referred to as women, so she also doubles as the queen of mountains.
Britannia finds her origins in Brigantia a synchronized Gallo-Roman Athena/Brigid.
Marianne is also based off Libertas and also draws parallels to Joan of Arc, another pagan mythic figure. (She was burned as a witch).
While Germania largely served as a means with which to unify and represent a free German republic, she has grown to be reminiscent of Holle surrounded by infants.
-TLK
Most countries in the western world are personified as women. These "goddesses" however are more than meets the eye.
Columbia is the modern incarnation of the Goddess Libertas in America, she is depicted either as nurturing or armed. She takes some hints from Isis and Hecate as the statue of Liberty, but America is the Land of "Liberty".
The Lady of the Mountain is actually part of the folklore of Iceland, with obvious elements of Icelandic history like the raven and rune stave. Mountains in Iceland are referred to as women, so she also doubles as the queen of mountains.
Britannia finds her origins in Brigantia a synchronized Gallo-Roman Athena/Brigid.
Marianne is also based off Libertas and also draws parallels to Joan of Arc, another pagan mythic figure. (She was burned as a witch).
While Germania largely served as a means with which to unify and represent a free German republic, she has grown to be reminiscent of Holle surrounded by infants.
-TLK
Forwarded from BC Neanderthal Mindset
Happy International dog day!
Image: Fenrir devours Odin
Myths of the Norsemen: From the Eddas and Sagas, H. A. Guerber
Image: Fenrir devours Odin
Myths of the Norsemen: From the Eddas and Sagas, H. A. Guerber