Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
25.04.202523:33
^ highly recommended listen. Check it out with me!
24.04.202523:56
My friend’s pocket knife collection
23.04.202515:12
Life and death of Alexander the Great illustrated by V.Skybira
22.04.202516:04
Hungarian Husveti Locsolas
20.04.202522:27
Easter coming by O.Shupliak
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Pagan Revivalism
19.04.202521:39
It's been a while since we exposed plato and platonists, in the past, as well as today, for being anti-pagan, anti-family proto-communists.
On X they let their mask slip pretty bad, revealing what my channel, as well as APTA, Imperium Press, Cole Wolfsson and others have warned for years.
Look at the comments of the post and you will see the true face of platonism, why we reject it and why it should be forgotten
https://x.com/UndergroundAeon/status/1912907508735226164
On X they let their mask slip pretty bad, revealing what my channel, as well as APTA, Imperium Press, Cole Wolfsson and others have warned for years.
Look at the comments of the post and you will see the true face of platonism, why we reject it and why it should be forgotten
https://x.com/UndergroundAeon/status/1912907508735226164
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25.04.202523:31
At 7pm eastern time, join us as we interview Mark Puryear, accomplished author, devout heathen, director of the Norrœna Society, on Germanic Law!
We will be discussing:
• Mark's experience writing Æfinlọgr?
• Are law-codes pre-abrahamic?
• Do law-codes come from men or Gods?
• What are the elements and structure of Germanic Law?
• What are the Nine Nids?
• What are the tribal similarities & differences in Germanic Law?
• How Germanic Law can be reimplemented in our Revival?
• Audience Q&A
At Pagan Revivalism, we strive to give you the best shows, covering in-depth topics of history, theology and how these can be harnessed in our grand Pagan Revival!
Here's the link to the stream and I can't wait to see you there!
https://t.me/Pagan_Revivalism?livestream
We will be discussing:
• Mark's experience writing Æfinlọgr?
• Are law-codes pre-abrahamic?
• Do law-codes come from men or Gods?
• What are the elements and structure of Germanic Law?
• What are the Nine Nids?
• What are the tribal similarities & differences in Germanic Law?
• How Germanic Law can be reimplemented in our Revival?
• Audience Q&A
At Pagan Revivalism, we strive to give you the best shows, covering in-depth topics of history, theology and how these can be harnessed in our grand Pagan Revival!
Here's the link to the stream and I can't wait to see you there!
https://t.me/Pagan_Revivalism?livestream
23.04.202523:06
^ note how this minister notes a very important distinction. Christianity is global and foreign therefore people are unable to fully adopt it even after centuries of brainwashing. Meanwhile local traditions inherited from Ancestors survive despite all the state and church’s efforts.
22.04.202507:58
20.04.202521:15
In the criminal law of Athens we meet with the term asebeia—literally: impiety or disrespect towards the gods.
The word itself conveys the idea that the law particularly had offences against public worship in view; and this is confirmed by the fact that a number of such offences—from the felling of sacred trees to the profanation of the Eleusinian Mysteries—were treated as asebeia. When, in the next place, towards the close of the 5th c. B.C., free-thinking began to assume forms which seemed dangerous to the religion of the State, theoretical denial of the gods was also included under asebeia. From about the beginning of the Peloponnesian War to the close of the 4th c. B.C., there are on record a number of prosecutions of philosophers who were tried and condemned for denial of the gods. The indictment seems in most cases—the trial of Socrates is the only one of which we know details—to have been on the charge of asebeia…
A.B. Drachmann
The word itself conveys the idea that the law particularly had offences against public worship in view; and this is confirmed by the fact that a number of such offences—from the felling of sacred trees to the profanation of the Eleusinian Mysteries—were treated as asebeia. When, in the next place, towards the close of the 5th c. B.C., free-thinking began to assume forms which seemed dangerous to the religion of the State, theoretical denial of the gods was also included under asebeia. From about the beginning of the Peloponnesian War to the close of the 4th c. B.C., there are on record a number of prosecutions of philosophers who were tried and condemned for denial of the gods. The indictment seems in most cases—the trial of Socrates is the only one of which we know details—to have been on the charge of asebeia…
A.B. Drachmann
19.04.202518:56
W.Willrich’s portrait of Gubert Bringfriede
25.04.202518:58
Plan a fun little folklore dive, but health issues are slowing down the research phase and I don’t want to write from memory alone, so it may take a while.
23.04.202523:03
Split-level Christianity
This term represents the co-existence within the same culture of two or more thought-and-behavior systems that are inconsistent with each other. As Jaime Bulatao explains, a split-level Christian professes allegiance to ideas, attitudes and models characteristics of the Christian West and at the same time he or she holds convictions which are properly his or her "own" ways of living and believing inherited from local ancestors…
Florin Paul Botica
This term represents the co-existence within the same culture of two or more thought-and-behavior systems that are inconsistent with each other. As Jaime Bulatao explains, a split-level Christian professes allegiance to ideas, attitudes and models characteristics of the Christian West and at the same time he or she holds convictions which are properly his or her "own" ways of living and believing inherited from local ancestors…
Florin Paul Botica
22.04.202505:55
Wet Monday
The Easter Monday is the day Central and Eastern European countries celebrate a fertility holiday when young men throw water over unmarried women and whip them with pussy willows. The tradition is popular in Poland, Hungary and Germany.
The Easter Monday is the day Central and Eastern European countries celebrate a fertility holiday when young men throw water over unmarried women and whip them with pussy willows. The tradition is popular in Poland, Hungary and Germany.
19.04.202523:22
Giant by Petar Meseldzija
23.04.202522:39
Growing up in Romania and later in serving as an evangelical minister, I experienced first hand this split-level Christianity (double allegiance) of the Romanians between Christianity and local folk beliefs and practices…while going to school in the 1970's and 80' s during the period of communist rule and ideology, my friends and I were taught that God does not exist, that religion is only a "crutch for the poor and uneducated," and that socialism will create the perfect society. However, at home our parents, relatives, and neighbors taught us that God does exist, that praying to Him is beneficial, and that we as Romanians are a Christian nation. Yet, they also taught us that each one's fate is decided at birth by Fairies, that Friday the 13 is a bad luck day, or to turn back if a black cat cuts across our way, and other such superstitions, as well as that different people have the ability to communicate with the souls of dead people, bind or unbind misfortunes, and predict the future.
F.P. Botica
F.P. Botica
22.04.202521:57
A bone cylinder with valknut symbol carved on it from Gnezdovo
21.04.202521:23
Thought I lost this pendant years ago. Some backpacks have more pockets than one needs.
19.04.202523:21
Haiduk by Petar Meseldzija
18.04.202521:26
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