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Repost from βππ«π±π₯π¦π«π’ ππ―π±
We are not abrahamics. To squabble like they do does not befit us as pagans. Have debates by all means, but calling your opponent a personal insult is not an argument.
| 2 |  No text... | 229 |
| 3 | I only exclusively use Amerimutt for Americans who pick and choose their ancestry. For instance Americans with 40% English ancestry, but identify almost wholly as Irish or German, pretty common occurrence. | 210 |
| 4 | You are probably a complete moron if you insult your own ancestors.
This applies if you are a European who spreads slander about neolithic farmers.
This also applies if you are a self loathing Amerimutt who spreads slander about a particular group you are verifiably descended from. | 204 |
| 5 |  No text... | 180 |
| 6 | A lot of Satanists who like to conflate it with European religion are sorely mistaken.
Satan's origin begins with an Abrahamic figure that is in opposition to Yahweh.
The word Lucifer that is commonly used along him is from a Pagan Rome epithet in reference to the planet Venus. The Biblical passage that mentions Lucifer Isaiah 14:12 is soley found in the KJV Bible whose translators are familiar with Latin. The passage itself refers to a defeated king of Babylon who thought he'd live among the stars after dying, not The Devil. So it is a case of flowery language. In the Classical Roman period Lucifer was not typically regarded as a diety and had very few myths. Even Cicero denied such because Lucifer is a reference to a planet and all planets and stars would have to be regarded as deities if such were the case. Satanism has no relation to paganism, it is in the realm of Abrahamic thought. If Rokkatru & Thursatru are left hand path paganism, Satanism is left hand path Abrahamism. In a pagan context, if Lucifer isn't being used as an epithet for the planet Venus it is falsified. | 163 |
| 7 | If you live in the west and belong to an ethnic faith, I urge you to speak up. We have to stand up for ourselves, for our ancestors. We must no longer go along silently as hippies, retards, and retarded hippies continue to confidently fuck up every last bit of our heritage.
We must form groups, we must found temples, we must fight against the tide of occultism.
Our faiths are not tarot cards, crystals, tantric anal beads and other shitty Glastonbury scams. | 317 |
| 8 | I truly envy our friends in Eastern Europe who haven't become victims of the mindless "diversity" "inclusion" and leftist morality which has taken over in the west.
It is almost impossible to find like-minded people willing practice an ethnic religion who actually want it to be... ethnic.
Just look up Dievturiba, Romuva, Rodnovery, etc. On Wikipedia. These are well established ethnic religions in Eastern Europe who aren't afflicted with the same syncretism and occultism which is so often found in Western neo-paganism.
Over here if you even so much as suggest that maybe these traditions belong to us and our ancestors and not to any random pass-by you will get dirty looks from the wiccans, neo-druids, "heathens" and "spiritualists". | 297 |
| 9 | Does anybody know of any good sites to get audio books for free? | 260 |
| 10 | Imbolc, or Oimealg marks the midpoint of the dark half of the year. The fire that Brigid first kindled at Yule burns bright in the swollen bellies of pregnant herd animals and rivers of milk begin to flow in swollen teats and udders. Agricultural tools are consecrated for the year ahead, household fires are put out and relit, and the fires of the smithy are blessed by a woman acting on Brigid's behalf.
Brigid's crosses are woven of wheat and given as protective charms for the home. Brigid's snake emerges from the womb of the Earth Mother to test the weather.
Special cakes are baked for the occasion, and a feast and a dance are held for all. The older women of the community gather "bride's beds", or cradles for the corn dollies to sleep in, and magic wands for the dolls to hold. The morning after the feast, everyone examines the ashes of the hearth to see if a magic wand has left marks. If so, it is a good omen for the following year.
Source: A Druid's Herbal for the Sacred Earth Year by Ellen Evert Hopman | 238 |
| 11 | Happy Imbolc. I will not be celebrating till the weekend. | 200 |
| 12 | If you're a mythic anti-realist, here's a question for you: are any of the myths literal?
Surely some of them are. Havamal is full of practical, straightforward advice that Odin clearly meant us to take literally.
But if only some of the myths are literal, how do we know which ones? Plotinus himself said that the more weird and immoral a myth seems, the more likely it is to be allegorical.
This is dangerous. If you decide you can completely change the morality of the myths when you disagree with them, then you don't even have a religion, but something you can chop and change to fit what you already believe. Part of being religious is adapting your morality to fit the religion, not the other way around.
@folkishworldview | 188 |
| 13 | If we're going to be better than Abrahamists, we have to accept all the myths as true. Christians always say "that line is taken out of context" and Muslims always say "marrying a 9 year old was okay at the time" without realising this undermines their religion, because morality ordained by the divine should be ETERNAL. | 1 119 |
| 14 | What's your favorite genre of Pagan music? Comment if you have any other preferences not listed | 289 |
| 15 | Black metal is good. Folk metal is even better. If you're a Celtic Polytheist, I recommend Waylander, Cruachan, and of course Eluveitie which most people know. There's also some black metal bands with Pagan lyrics, like Oferwintran, Iselder, and Ysbrydnos. Faun, Fferyllt, and Gwydion are okay-ish but to me they're only Celtic in name, their actual music is mindless mainstream viking drivel. | 282 |
| 16 | Bronze figurine representing a wild boar. Modern reproduction of an (badly damaged) item found in the Allier department of France. π«π· Item is undated, though based on typology, likely dates range between the 3rd and 1st centuries B.C.
Celtic Europe - channel link (please share!): https://t.me/CelticEurope | 248 |
| 17 | I've spoken to a lot of people who are skeptical of reverting to Paganism because they overplay the role that Christianity has had in the recording of Pagan myth and belief.
This is a shame. When you really get into it, it's pretty superficial. Every now and then deities are euhemerised and make references to "God" in these sources and for me it takes little effort to see how these myths would've been interpreted and understood by Pagans. | 262 |
| 18 | +1 No text... | 215 |
| 19 | Theres better ways of honoring your ancestors than to wear the symbol of their subversion on your name | 320 |
| 20 | If you have a Christian surname (usually Hebrew origin) do you keep it to honour your ancestors or do you change it in rejection of its meaning? | 358 |
