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Reviving Folk Vitality in the Modern World Podcast & Blog https://x.com/HearthHelm buymeacoffee.com/hearthandhelm https://rumble.com/user/Hearth_and_Helm https://www.instagram.com/hearth_and_helm
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This original beaded pendant pattern draws inspiration from the Överhogdal tapestries. Rediscovered in 1909 in Sweden, these surviving textiles date back to the late Viking Age. For this design I focused on the prominent Yggdrasil motif, the World Tree often interpreted as a herald to Ragnarök. My design is my own artistic interpretation and not a direct copy of the artifact. However I did remain faithful to the original palette by keeping the distinctive red, gold, and blue colors seen within the tapestry.
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Today is the last day you can sign up for the American Renaissance 2026 conference for $150! After tomorrow it goes up to $225.
https://www.amren.com/2026-american-renaissance-conference/
The conference will be held from November 13-15 in Burns, Tennessee. It is a formal event and formal attire is expected. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Looks like the last raspberries of the season. Its still near 90°F right now here, but should cool off soon. Just nice to see theblast remnants of summer hanging on. Lol.
Interrupting your doomscrolling with this PSA—It’s that time of year where you turn all your sourdough boules into cute little pumpkins. 🎃☺️
#bloomscrolling
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A common tactic I've encountered in my experience in dealing with antifa mobs online is that after making a clear concise public statement about something, they will proceed to make outrageously slanderous comments about you in an effort to force you to keep engaging. It's about control, and we should all be aware of this toxic behavior.
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Stay tuned, tomorrow morning I will be releasing a limited fall collection of items I have been working on!
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The Oktoberfest dress. Fully lined bodice and invisible zipper. Currently have 2T in stock, ready to ship. Available in sizes 2T to 10Y. 100% cotton. $80. Buyer pays shipping 🤗
I also recommend her cookbook. I got it some years ago when she published it. I’ve made a few of my kids birthday cakes from here and they are absolutely divine. 🤌🏻
https://www.legiogloria.com/product/old-world-feast/
She also has great recipes over on her blog. I suggest signing up for her email list!
https://juliaswellnesstips.com/
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From Julia’s Wellness Tips on IG. She doesn’t seem to post much anymore on telegram, but seems active on IG.
https://www.instagram.com/juliaswellnesstips?stkn=MWV1ZWxjZGMzczhmaA==
I love the vintage vibe of the Jolly Literacy program for homeschool. It's colorful yet simple, straight to the point phonics and grammar, and it holds my kids' attention. Highly recommend. I buy the books from Rainbow Resources homeschool supply company.
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My dad celebrates 6 years of sobriety today 🎉 .
There was a time I thought my dad would never be able to kick alcohol addiction and honestly, I don’t think he would be alive today had he not gotten sober.
I was pregnant with my second child. I had gotten a phone call from the hospital that my dad had a particularly bad injury from doing something too intoxicated. I went and visited him in the hospital and told him he would not be in his grandchildren’s lives if he continues to drink even a drop, and I meant it. I didn’t check up on him, I didn’t visit again, I just went my own direction.
A few days later I got a call at 2AM from a rehab facility that my dad was transferred to post hospital detox. They basically said that he was safe but he couldn’t contact anyone for a certain amount of days because it was a rigorous program.
My dad followed up with AA/NA groups post discharge from rehab. Now he mentors people and helps them beat addiction, gives speeches sharing his journey to sobriety, sponsors people going through the program. He wakes up early, works out, eats a balanced diet, has a social life, etc. quite contrary to his life as an alcoholic.
I’ve had a lot of my dad’s friends tell me that he always credits me for his wake up call to get sober when he does these talks and tells the story of him in the hospital, but that is not true.
You have to let people be who they are. Who they actually are, not who you want them to be or how you think they should be. Let them show you who they actually are and you can go accordingly how much of presence they have in your life.
You will never combat an addiction unless you want to be on the other side of it. No one can make you do anything, only you.
For many years I said so many things until I was blue in the face to try and get my dad sober and tried to control so many aspects of his life.
My dad had lots of humiliating moments as an alcoholic that you would think would shame someone to change. That drive to the hospital that day, I told myself I wasn’t going to go and lecture, belittle, or any of the usual approaches I did in the past. I going to let him be himself and how he chooses to live the rest of his life was on him, but I would not expose my kids to that and I calmly told him that.
Wanting to be around for his grandkids may have been the catalyst, but really, it wasn’t me or his grandkids—he had it in him all this time to do it, but rising above and seeing your lineage live on certainly was a good motivator.
Sharing this for inspiration if anyone is battling any sort of addiction. If he can do it, you can too.
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Round 3 of the Artisanal Auction is live! Carved runes of bone, home decor, Uruz beaded earrings, another one for the pipe and tobacco enthusiasts plus one year of Solkatt!
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A longtime comrade is in desperate need after his family was forced off the road by a selfish boomer trying to get home 3 seconds faster. His vehicle was absolutely totaled and his family almost killed. This man has lived and breathed our cause for the last decade and his family has been living on the edge of poverty so as to continue fighting for our people. If you can give anything to this man and his family it will be well received. Please contribute to this. https://www.givesendgo.com/comrades-in-need
