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Im leaving it up, but posting will discontinue starting today. Thank you.

To all who have appreciated what ive set out to show, that the aryan form is the most beatiful thing expressed by nature itself, I hope that you have been influenced to see the human body as a work of art and a symbol of your actions, ideas, and principles. Let yourself experience the world as nature intended. Remember how it feels to be truly free. See yourself as part of nature once again. Live Boldy. Act Instantly. Love Fiercely. Never let the fire go out. "The fire that burns brightest, grows larger no matter what is placed into it." XIV

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The Gods will not favor the enemies of nature, or those possessed by hubris, foolish enough to think that obedience to Natural Law is something to be disregarded, or something not of primary importance and relevance. The body is the temple of the Gods on earth. Breath, tears, pleasure, pain, blood, life, death reside in it, and what can please the Gods more than the sacrifice of selfish individual gratification for the honoring of Natural Law. For instance, when you are about to eat, ask yourself whether what you intend to consume constitutes a transgression against your body, against nature. One attains health through the successful and continuous practice of natural law. A symbiotic relationship between body and nature is established by attuning oneself to the revitalizing, life-affirming energies of earth. Fatigue, negative thoughts, aches, overal discomfort, mental fog, lack of clarity of mind, etc. All are dissipated once Hygeia is honored and welcomed in one's life.

Teenage Herakles, a shepherd, would go and sleep in caves in the mountains of Kithairon and feed on meat and dark bread. Due to his encounter with various beasts, he thought it prudent to arm himself. Thus he fashioned a club from the branch of an old wild olive tree. This weapon became an extension of his arm. There was a time the mountainous terrain of Greece was populated by dangerous creatures such as boars, wolves and lions. On the above illustration (Severino Baraldi), we see him facing a lion (not Nemean) and establishing his dominance in those regions.

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