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In Pagan theology the world is divine because it was shaped by the Gods and bears their marks. It is occupied by the Gods, but not every single place is divine. A few are, like temples or groves.

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What is true honor today in modernity? Being true, to your ancestors, to yourself, your family, your folk, towards natural law and to Gods. Our revival is as inevitable as it is honorable, no matter the challenges we face, so long as we stay the path, our victory our destiny is assured. Never give up, and may Gods guide your footsteps, this day and everyday

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Mimir's Well - The Eye of Woden - The Eye-in-the-Well - The Void that exists at the heart of Matter, that lies beyond Time and Space - The Eye of the Void.

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Why is the government removing the one article that holds them accountable for providing a prosperous society where only one parent's salary is enough to support the family?

The Passing of Time The passage of time was a crucial aspect of ancient Celtic beliefs. Indeed, measuring and marking it was a matter of survival, because the Celts lived close to the land, and seasonal activities such as sowing and planting had to be carried out at the right time. To the Celts, the cycles of the natural world and the celestial bodies had spiritual significance, and therefore exerted a powerful influence on humanity. The Celtic year is split into two parts: the dark half and the light half, reflecting the recurring cycle of birth, growth, and death, followed by renewal and rebirth. All life, whether plant or animal, begins in darkness, and all outer actions begin with inner preparation, and so Celtic cycles begin with the dark segment. So, the Celtic year begins with the onset of winter.

The 88 Precepts by David Lane UNTIL WE REALIZE that there is only one source from which we can ascertain lasting truths, there will never be peace or stability on this Earth. In the immutable laws of Nature are the keys to life, order, and understanding. The words of men, even those which some consider “inspired,” are subject to the translations, vocabulary, additions, subtractions, and distortions of fallible mortals. Therefore, every writing or influence, ancient or modern, must be strained through the test of conformity to natural law. The White peoples of the earth must collectively understand that, like all other creatures in this universe, they are equally subject to the iron-hard Laws of Nature. Without this understanding they will not secure peace, safety, nor even their own existence. The world is in flames because races, sub-races, nations, and cultures are being forced to violate their own Nature-ordained instincts of self-preservation. Many men of good will, but little understanding, are struggling against symptoms which are the results of disobedience to natural law. As is the nature of man, most take narrow, provincial stances predicated on views formed by immediate environment, current circumstances, and conditioned dogma. This is encouraged by that powerful and ruthless tribe which has controlled the affairs of the world for untold centuries by exploiting man’s most base instincts. Conflict among and between the unenlightened serves as their mask and shield. A deeper understanding of the fundamental laws that govern the affairs of men is necessary if we are to save civilization from its usurious executioners. These few pages are not intended to provide a detailed system of government. But these precepts will, when understood, benefit and preserve a people, both as individuals and as a nation.