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Repost from Diary of an Underground Ronin
The most powerful weapon on earth is a man's soul on fire.
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As long as we have a youth that stands for all that is strong and manly our future is assured.
~ Ernst Jünger
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"Look within yourself and see. And if you still do not think yourself beautiful, act like the maker of a statue who wants to make it beautiful: cut away here, smooth there, make this line sharper, that one purer, until a beautiful face appears in your work."- Plotinus ⚡️Atlantean Blood⚡️
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...fought Indians, befriended Squanto, organized and attended the first Thanksgiving in America, fought and died on both sides of the American Civil War, fought the Mexicans, fought the French, fought in every American war up to Korea, came west in covered wagons, and were the first white settlers in Iowa. They passed all those wild and amazing legacies on to us here today and for that, we know we are very blessed.🤍💫
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Last night as we invited the ancestors into our house to feast with us, my son, who is 10 started to name the various deeds of all his ancestors. We all joined in naming more and here's some of what was said...
Our ancestors sailed on the Mayflower, killed Atila the Hun, conquered England, went raiding, navigated every ocean, cleared the path for Americans to go westward into Kentucky, were horse theives and counterfeiters, came west for the gold rush, were mariners, forest wardens, teachers, doctors, farmers, hunters, trackers, shop owners, judges, and revrends. Were Deacons, doctors, and lawmen at Plymouth Colony, fought in the American Revolution, died in the American Revolution protecting George Washington, answered the call from William Wallace to fight against England, fought at Culloden, brought the flax industry to Scotland, were friends of Charles Darwin's, were branded rebels by Christian kings and queens, were branded religious extremists for their kind of Christianity, (continued)
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Repost from Diary of an Underground Ronin
"Never esteem anything as of advantage to you that will make you break your word or lose your self-respect."
— Marcus Aurelius
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Stop worrying.
What’s done is done.
What’s ahead will come.
Focus on what you can control,
and let the rest fall into place.
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Herakles retrieves the golden apples from the Garden of the Hesperides, located at the edge of the world. A place between the mortal and heavenly realms.
The garden was inhabited by nymphs, daughters of Nyx (Night) and Zeus (or Atlas depending on the source): the Hesperides [Έσπερος — time of sunset / golden light].
The apples are guarded by a mighty serpent. The cunning and formidable Herakles gets to the apples and tastes the fruits of his spiritual catharsis attaining higher awareness.
Needless to say, the Greek myth long predates the biblical allegory of the tree of knowledge.
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"As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being."
— Carl Jung
