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Good health is not merely the absence of illness or simply not being sick. It is the direct outcome of right thinking and right living—in essence, a reflection of strong character.

“You lack the courage to be consumed in flames and to become ashes: so you will never become new, and never young again!” — Friedrich Nietzsche

Wilhelm Alfred Metzener

The first function of leadership is discipline, and that discipline starts with yourself. It is us. We have to train. We have to prepare. We have to harden ourselves through suffering. And while it hurts, discipline is what will ultimately bring us excellence.

Marriage is the sacred covenant decreed by natural law through which man and woman unite to produce progeny and ensure the existence of the race. It long predates the sects of abrahamism of which the followers suffer from the conceited delusion that anything just and morally upright came to be with its (abrahamism) advent, and that anything before it was depraved and impure. Germanic and Hellenic pagans were honorable, family-oriented folk, who respected their ancestral gods and lived in accordance to natural order: "The marriage code is very strict and honorable among the Germans and no virtue of their morality deserves higher praise than this. The men are unique among nations in being satisfied with only one wife." — Tacitus, Germania “Make plans to get married (Γαμεῖν μέλλε)” — Delphic Maxims “He (Pythagoras) also saw (when he had descended into Hades) them being punished, those who would not remain faithful to their wives.” — Diogenes Laertius