THE OLD WAYS

Try creating a temple yourself Is wood expensive? Depends on the region, but generally it is. In Eastern Europe Pagans often build new temples because of vandalism, but the materials are cheaper there. It takes skill, sure, but even though big God poles are preferable, you can use small ones. Just clean up an area, make it a circle/square, bring some stones/bricks to shape it and place a fire. You can bring the idols in before the ritual and take them home after it (will be safer). A few enthusiastic believers can achieve a lot. For example this little temple was made by a very small group.

Set aside what you think about the Russian, or Chinese, and American governments, and focus only on their militaries. I’m sorry but this feminization of American military isn’t looking too good sadly. Military must be powerful and masculine

Saint Petersburg Russia. One of the most beautiful cities in Russia

Another video out of countless other similar videos showing wild animals approaching humans to ask humans for help. I’ve shown many such examples where wild animals approach humans for help, but only in dire emergency situations. Why do wild animals have this natural instinct to go to humans for help even though in any other situation the same wild animals would never approach humans? I say that possibly wild animals have some genetic memory that humans were once the caretakers of their local land and wildlife, and this genetic memory overrides whatever fear these animals might have of humans

When I asked myself a question if it’s possible to have modern conveniences of urban life without divination too much from nature, running water, drains/plumbing definitely came to mind. Access to running water, drainage/plumbing is one of the major conveniences of the modern world. It is a human-made system, it’s not nature-made, and like all human-made systems we currently have, they do not mimic nature, they are separate from the world of nature, and thus they constantly cause all kinds of problems not only for humans, but for all organic life, and the natural environment. How do wild animals get access to water? Well they use rivers, lakes, creeks, streams and springs, that’s how. That’s the natural system. Our modern urban water system delivers our water to us through underground or in-wall pipes, and it also takes our waste water away the same way. So we require constant chemical treatment of not only the water itself but also the pipes. That’s an unnatural system, it’s inorganic. If you go to nature, all bodies of water are open, exposed to the environment, and not closed inside pipes. Moreover, the bottom of lakes, rivers, springs, streams, etc…, it’s made up of all organic matter that’s local to that area. Each body of water in the wild is its own ecosystem. I’m telling you this topic alone requires so much thought, and examination, and that’s just running water and drainage. We’re not even talking about all of the other aspects of modern human existence and our modern urban conveniences

Chlorine in tap water, watch how fast it absorbs into your skin. Chlorine is in 100% of all tap water in the world, and is also recognized carcinogen. It is known to irritate the eyes, soft tissues and mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and exacerbate allergies and asthma symptoms. Join @awakenedspecies

This is sick! That’s your urban living for you

Country with the most amount of redheads is Russia. https://youtube.com/shorts/R4v-I2_58ZE?si=boM6QKoQecpSFqIn

I agree