THE OLD WAYS
I explore hidden history & other alternative information, European/ Slavic pagan music & folk art, ethnic folk traditions & rites of indigenous European/ Slavic people, animism, and more...
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The Apollonian 2
29.03.202519:28
As said by Homer, Apollo is the physician to the Olympian gods, whose wounds or diseases he cured by means of the root of the peony.
This inspired the name “Paean” a common epithet for Apollo and the epithet “sons of Paean” that has been applied to physicians.
This inspired the name “Paean” a common epithet for Apollo and the epithet “sons of Paean” that has been applied to physicians.
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THE OLD WAYS
01.04.202500:22
Those of you pagans who think all of the gods and fairies are nothing more than a metaphor for something else, than how would you explain that to this Irish family who’s oral history says they’ve literally descended from the seal people. If you are an atheist who thinks all human races descended from one source and that we all evolved from apes than to you this family’s oral history about being descendants of the seal people will sound absurd, but to me it seems more absurd to believe that we all evolved from apes
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Hyperborean Radio (Uncensored)
29.03.202519:23
A Man and a Woman in the Forest by Charles Holloway 1922
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10.04.202519:22
"At every crossroads on the path that leads to the future, tradition has placed 10,000 men to guard the past."
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European Faith and Tradition
29.03.202514:54
German wearing a polar bear coat by Hermann Katsch
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Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
31.03.202523:04
There are supernatural “physical” entities that “inspire” or “breathe” emotions, feelings, thoughts into the heroes, in addition to the “air” strictly speaking that we breathe in order to survive. Homer and Hesiod could thus understand the verses as being “breathed” into their thumos or phren by the Muse (or Muses) via a material substance. This is in fact explicitly implied at Theogony when Hesiod states that the Muses breathed a divine voice into him and Homer implies the same thing at Odyssey when we are informed that the gods planted the pathways of song into the singer Phemius’ lungs before he began his song.
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