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28.02.202521:54
Founder Of The Temple Of Pan In Arcadia Arrested - Protest On March 8
https://greekcitytimes.com/2025/02/28/the-temple-of-pan-in-arcadia-march/
I don't see Imams and bishops being even investigated, nor mosques/ churches shutdown.
https://greekcitytimes.com/2025/02/28/the-temple-of-pan-in-arcadia-march/
I don't see Imams and bishops being even investigated, nor mosques/ churches shutdown.
27.02.202518:52
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Pagan Revivalism
27.02.202514:52
In the dangerous world of today, it is only ancestral pagan morality that will ensure you and your family's security.
One of the ways you can tell a real God from a fake god is what advice they give.
Take for instance, Odin and yeshua.
In the new testament, yeshua says, "But I say to you: Offer no resistance to someone who is wicked. If someone strikes you on your right cheek, turn and offer him the other cheek as well." - Matthew 5:39
In the Poetic Edda, Odin says, "A wayfarer should not walk unarmed, but have his weapons to hand: he knows not when he may need a spear, or what menace meet on the road." Havamal - 38
When a real deity gives advice, it is practical and genuine; as it was in the past, as well as in present day. A fake deity, by contrast, will say what is in the best interest for itself at the expense of its adherence.
Which morality system will insure your personal safety and the safety of those you love from harm? And which will put them in mortal danger from grave threats?
Choose wisely
One of the ways you can tell a real God from a fake god is what advice they give.
Take for instance, Odin and yeshua.
In the new testament, yeshua says, "But I say to you: Offer no resistance to someone who is wicked. If someone strikes you on your right cheek, turn and offer him the other cheek as well." - Matthew 5:39
In the Poetic Edda, Odin says, "A wayfarer should not walk unarmed, but have his weapons to hand: he knows not when he may need a spear, or what menace meet on the road." Havamal - 38
When a real deity gives advice, it is practical and genuine; as it was in the past, as well as in present day. A fake deity, by contrast, will say what is in the best interest for itself at the expense of its adherence.
Which morality system will insure your personal safety and the safety of those you love from harm? And which will put them in mortal danger from grave threats?
Choose wisely
27.02.202511:59
The christians like to claim Joan of Arc as a christian saint. There are few problems with it.
-She fought, defying orders, as a woman, to defend her borders from invasion (not very christian).
-her town of Donrémy was deeply into paganism. One of the traits being a fairy tree, with a legend linking it to supernatural beings (demon worship, according to the church).
-the church executed her for heresy, after profiting of her services. This never happened to other saints. Hypatia has a similar fate, just like Kopernicus.
-the voice she heard was not Yahweh. Or she would have stayed home, as a baby machine.
-There is little known of her bloodline. But druids, along with their families, had similar experiences.
-some will say that she attended church services, was baptized, and so on. Back then, France was under tyranny led by the church. Even the kings could get crushed under the Pope's boot. If not following the "traditions", one would get executed, in very painful ways (we have loads of records on it)
-She fought, defying orders, as a woman, to defend her borders from invasion (not very christian).
-her town of Donrémy was deeply into paganism. One of the traits being a fairy tree, with a legend linking it to supernatural beings (demon worship, according to the church).
-the church executed her for heresy, after profiting of her services. This never happened to other saints. Hypatia has a similar fate, just like Kopernicus.
-the voice she heard was not Yahweh. Or she would have stayed home, as a baby machine.
-There is little known of her bloodline. But druids, along with their families, had similar experiences.
-some will say that she attended church services, was baptized, and so on. Back then, France was under tyranny led by the church. Even the kings could get crushed under the Pope's boot. If not following the "traditions", one would get executed, in very painful ways (we have loads of records on it)
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Woden's Folk
26.02.202514:15
The Swastika - this is associated with the Cosmic Mill and to Mundilfore - it is the 'Fire-Whisk' that whisks the cosmos into Creation. The Son of Mundilfore is Hama (linked to Ingwe) who is a Fire-God, the God of the Friction-Fire. This is why we see Sceaf taking a 'Fire-Taper' to the Inge-Folk on Scandi at the end of the Golden Age. Ingwe-Sceaf-Hama are related in Esoteric Wodenism. The Swastika is linked to the North (Thule) through this being the Immovable Centre of the Cosmos. Hence why, after the sinking of Thule, the Swastika became a Solar-Symbol linked to the Twelve Signs of the Zodiac. It is also associated with the turning of the World Mill, and to Woden as the Force of Fire, and Thunor as the Force of Ice. Thus, the Hammer of Thunor as 'The Crusher', that crushes matter in order that it can be 'recycled'. This has many levels of meaning, and is symbolic of different forces.
25.02.202523:36
Aren't christians meant to be under attack? I have yet to see it happen to a church..
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Hyperborean Radio (Uncensored)
23.02.202523:17
There is a Gaelic God who knows every story that ever was, is, wasn't and could be who sits out at sea where his incredibly long white hair blends into the sea foam. He is also absolutely batty due to this.
There is a Norse God that is a Squirrel that goes up and down the World tree playing a mischievous game of telephone, delivering slightly altered messages to drive two unknowable giant beasts into frenzies.
There is a Greek god that is essentially the embodiment of the saying "Legs all the way up" with no torso and a pussy hair goatee that is the God of Vagina jokes and mirth.
There is an American God that all they do is prophesize the weather and not very well at that, also did I mention he's a groundhog?
These are just some examples of Gods that most probably wouldn't think of but are beloved or treasured in various ways in their respective cultures. Understanding the value of such divinities is a drastic contrast to the idea present in Omnipotent Monotheistic thought.
And while many would laugh or mock at say a Groundhog that tells the weather poorly. I simply ask "What more must a God do?" - I. M. Knosp
🌲Hyperborean Radio (Uncensored)🍄
There is a Norse God that is a Squirrel that goes up and down the World tree playing a mischievous game of telephone, delivering slightly altered messages to drive two unknowable giant beasts into frenzies.
There is a Greek god that is essentially the embodiment of the saying "Legs all the way up" with no torso and a pussy hair goatee that is the God of Vagina jokes and mirth.
There is an American God that all they do is prophesize the weather and not very well at that, also did I mention he's a groundhog?
These are just some examples of Gods that most probably wouldn't think of but are beloved or treasured in various ways in their respective cultures. Understanding the value of such divinities is a drastic contrast to the idea present in Omnipotent Monotheistic thought.
And while many would laugh or mock at say a Groundhog that tells the weather poorly. I simply ask "What more must a God do?" - I. M. Knosp
🌲Hyperborean Radio (Uncensored)🍄
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Fortress of Avalon
12.02.202515:49
If it weren't for Christianity, if our Native European Aristocratic Spirituality continued, our Modern Cultural Attitude might not be: "All are Equal, All are Welcome" — It would've been "We're born Superior & We must continue Higher".
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21.01.202511:34
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Paganism Explored
07.12.202403:40
In Confessio, Saint Patrick didn’t mince words. He proclaimed the Christian holy book as the true word of God, denouncing the druids’ texts as not only false but dangerously unholy.
Corc, a revered Irish druid, was outraged by this bold accusation. He defended the sanctity of the druids’ knowledge, earned only through at least a minimum of seven years of dedicated study and discipline. Incensed, he challenged Patrick, determined to prove the purity of the druidic faith.
Patrick accepted with a glint in his eye. Knowing how deeply the druids revered water as a bridge to the spirit world, he proposed a trial by water. “We’ll place our sacred books in a barrel,” he declared (though some say it was a river). “The holiest book will float, upheld by its truth. The unholy will sink.”
Confident in his gods, Corc lowered his dense, and heavy volume into the water, whispering a prayer to the spirits. Patrick placed his book beside it and stepped back. Within seconds, Corc’s book plummeted to the bottom like a stone, while Patrick’s floated serenely atop the water’s surface.
Gasps rippled through the crowd. Patrick turned to them, seizing the moment. “Behold!” he declared. “The power of the Christian God, the one true God, who has lifted His word and proven it pure. And look-your own text has sunk, abandoned by the Pagan Gods.”
A silence settled over the people as Corc, pale with disbelief, lifted Patrick’s book, inspecting it closely. It was thinner, yes, but solid and substantial enough to sink, just as his own should have.
It was then that Patrick, his gaze sly and triumphant, dried off his book-a book not bound in ordinary wood, leather or heavy slate like Corc’s, but in a material the Pagans hadn’t considered: cork.
But weren’t we always taught that the Irish Pagans couldn’t read or write, that they were illiterate? Yet Corc held a thick, heavy volume—filled with years of druidic knowledge, far greater in depth than Patrick’s holy book..
Corc, a revered Irish druid, was outraged by this bold accusation. He defended the sanctity of the druids’ knowledge, earned only through at least a minimum of seven years of dedicated study and discipline. Incensed, he challenged Patrick, determined to prove the purity of the druidic faith.
Patrick accepted with a glint in his eye. Knowing how deeply the druids revered water as a bridge to the spirit world, he proposed a trial by water. “We’ll place our sacred books in a barrel,” he declared (though some say it was a river). “The holiest book will float, upheld by its truth. The unholy will sink.”
Confident in his gods, Corc lowered his dense, and heavy volume into the water, whispering a prayer to the spirits. Patrick placed his book beside it and stepped back. Within seconds, Corc’s book plummeted to the bottom like a stone, while Patrick’s floated serenely atop the water’s surface.
Gasps rippled through the crowd. Patrick turned to them, seizing the moment. “Behold!” he declared. “The power of the Christian God, the one true God, who has lifted His word and proven it pure. And look-your own text has sunk, abandoned by the Pagan Gods.”
A silence settled over the people as Corc, pale with disbelief, lifted Patrick’s book, inspecting it closely. It was thinner, yes, but solid and substantial enough to sink, just as his own should have.
It was then that Patrick, his gaze sly and triumphant, dried off his book-a book not bound in ordinary wood, leather or heavy slate like Corc’s, but in a material the Pagans hadn’t considered: cork.
But weren’t we always taught that the Irish Pagans couldn’t read or write, that they were illiterate? Yet Corc held a thick, heavy volume—filled with years of druidic knowledge, far greater in depth than Patrick’s holy book..
02.07.202421:49
Some people commented "too broad" or "we need one for each region/tribe (etc..)".
These comments are correct, and that would be the endgoal. However, I'm sure you all saw how hard they are pushing the Bible, these days (like the 10 commandments in Oklahoma, all those christian propagandists being propped up, you all see that). We need a counter, for this. And while the above poll could have included more books, these are relevant enough, and, perhaps, could make people curious. This would just be a stage to erode the semitic influence, even if slowly.
These comments are correct, and that would be the endgoal. However, I'm sure you all saw how hard they are pushing the Bible, these days (like the 10 commandments in Oklahoma, all those christian propagandists being propped up, you all see that). We need a counter, for this. And while the above poll could have included more books, these are relevant enough, and, perhaps, could make people curious. This would just be a stage to erode the semitic influence, even if slowly.
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