Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
A place for Aryan (European) Folkish Pagans
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22.04.202521:57
A bone cylinder with valknut symbol carved on it from Gnezdovo
22.04.202516:04
Hungarian Husveti Locsolas
22.04.202507:58
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.
21.04.202521:23
Thought I lost this pendant years ago. Some backpacks have more pockets than one needs.
20.04.202522:27
Easter coming by O.Shupliak
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
19.04.202523:22
Giant by Petar Meseldzija
19.04.202523:21
Haiduk by Petar Meseldzija
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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
19.04.202518:56
W.Willrich’s portrait of Gubert Bringfriede
18.04.202521:26
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