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Although sound advice, be careful around such people. If you are not their equal, you are susceptible to becoming trapped in their dream. This can be a good thing for most, a noble sacrifice. However, the men destined to change the world cannot be confined to another man’s dream, in doing so they risk forsaking that divine gift of destiny.

Surround yourself with relentless people. People who plan in decades, but live in moments. Train like savages, but create like artists. Obsess in work, relax in life. People who know this is finite, and choose to play infinite games. Find people going up mountains. Climb together.

I apologize for lack of OC lately. Have been really sick the past year & it finally boiled over landing me in the hospital. I appreciate everyone who’s stuck around the chan & want to assure ya’ll I’m okay & will bring back the normal routine posts very soon!

Three different uniforms worn by Ungern, currently residing in the Minusinsk Museum of Local Lore in Russia (You can see the swastika in the first picture is blotted out by the museum) the "AS" on the Golden deel stands for Ataman G.M. Semenov. Same with the stylized "AS" on the red uniform. The swastika one on the first uniform probably comes from it being the symbol of Genghis Khan.

"We raised the yellow flag For the greatness of the Buddha doctrine; We, the pupils of the Khutuktu, Went into the battle of Shambhala!" -Song sung by Mongolian soldiers serving during the time of Ungern

“We have drunk Soma and become immortal; we have attained the light, the gods discovered. Now what may an enemy’s malice do to harm us? What, O Immortal, can mortal man’s deception do?” – Rig Veda 8.48.3

Jai Mitra!

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OHHHHHHHOHOHOHOH I AM FEELING HENADS BOYS I AM ASCENDIIINGGGG (he thinks samsara is vertical and the exit is at the top, he will actually get stuck in the formless realms then fall to Hell)

"Fire only exists by destroying the fuel which makes it live, by consuming the oblation.The whole universe both sentient and insentient is nothing but fire and oblation." -The Mahābhārata

(Herakles as Vajrapani and Greek Pantheon as ascended Buddhas) "Several scholars have analyzed the use of Heraklean iconography for Vajrapani in terms of parallels between these two figures. This research on the Herakles-Vajrapani connection has focused mainly on their shared roles as protectors and bodyguards. Herakles, like Vajrapani, is a “suffering hero who through his labors transfigures himself, taming his own nature and thus elevating and civilizing the entire sphere of human nature.” Just as Herakles redeems his homicide of his wife and children through his great labors protecting Greek civilization, so Vajrapani reforms his capricious, amoral yaksha nature through following the Dharma and redeems himself by serving Shakyamuni Buddha so closely."

“Around us are the Dasyu, riteless, void of sense, inhuman, keeping alien laws. Battle, thou Slayer of foes, the weapon which this Dasa wields.” —RigVeda 10.22.8

I remember being in history class when the teacher would talk about battles in which soldiers and heroes would die for an idea or a cause, or for something like honor, or other things that are totally abstract. There was never a time when the majority of the classroom was not scoffing at the idea that there could be honor in war or in self-sacrifice. "haha they died for nothing." "tricked into fighting for something stupid" "naïve" Most of these people will die sick, old, rotten and frail on a deathbed, potentially alone. Their life will hold little to no significance in the grand scheme of anything. The majority of people consider those who die in battle to be the most unluckiest of us. Those poor souls... to be born during a time of war and strife... to die in your late teens or early twenties. Maybe some of those soldiers, especially the drafted ones, really did die horrible deaths and wish they never got involved in the first place. They died scared and in great pain. This is what happens when you deny life, instead of affirming it. There are also many soldiers who get conscripted or drafted and decide to make the most of it. There are also the volunteers, the "kool-aid" drinkers. The German soldier defending Berlin in 1945, the staunch anti-communists throughout the middle of the twentieth century... these ones... surely they did not consider themselves unlucky, or duped, or naïve... they died with the idea that by dying, their nation might be triumphant or saved, or instead of his comrade which he loves dearly dying - he will die in his place. Contrast this with the soullessness of the frail old man who will look on his life while slipping away on his death bed, realizing he never found out what it means to really live. No posterity, no higher ideal, nothing worth dying for. Just a life spent for himself and only himself.

Straight forward. I am for the promotion of Aryan religions to Aryan and Indo-European peoples. Simple as.

In light of recent events it’s more than crystal clear at this point: they want you and your children dead. Act accordingly.

This cycle must break somewhere

“Do not allow your children to grow up staring at screens. Have them, instead, read classical literature, constantly explore nature, and watching how successful adults live and work. Such a child will end up being equipped to conquer any obstacles that the world can throw at them.” - Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya