Sir Darius the Clairvoyent

As it seems to, a few people operate on an higher level and have contact with entitites that people like me do not. Is that a fair statement? If so, is it possible to describe how this manifests? follow up: the last few months ive felt quite strong mentally. Once in a while tho, I fall back to weakness for a period of time. Any advice on how to stay consistently strong?

But I do not want to be a dick here, but I do somehow feel like I am not making myself understood here. If you are truly convinced that there is one god and one god only, why bother how and who people are worship? Is it not a paradox?

I mean, I agree, but why are they put together in the same book?

This is how the wild hunt looks today. Possibly for the better:

There is a poem written to this pic by Welhaven. Asgaardreien (road to Asgard), 1844. It is translated by AI, so much of the poetry is lost. But regardless, here you go:

buuut I am in the process of doing so… Ive listened alot to Crawford in the past, he is an Expert on the norse. Anyhow, why dont sdress the question instead of reffering me to a podcast?

Maybe I didnt make myself clear enough. My argument is: If there only exists one God, how can there exist false gods?

Good post. but on this in particular, I find it a little strange. If they truly belive there is only one God, and not that their god is the only true one, why bother percecuting pagans? Wouldnt an Odinist by definition be worshipping the very same deity If they truly belive there was only one, single God?

I have requested this before, so sorry If I am bothering you. But I am wondering If I could change to Sir Darius the Clairvoyent? NaturaNaturans, allthough beautifull concept I feel, strikes me as a little «popous» haha.

Self explanatory : ) Sure, the language and practices are different, but do they all, at their core, convey the same message? That message, I interpet, as oneness.

Opinions?

Just listen to a podcast from DR1 (danish radio, by the state) about how the odessy fits perfectly to scandinavia and the surrounding region, but not to greece. anylne knowledgeable about this?

Think so

What we never talk about, however, is the propaganda used against us by our own people. Have you noticed any examples of this?

Lies should absolutley be pointed Out! My issue is that it might turn into cencorship: a way of silencing everyone who dont follow the narrative of who ever runs this world.

Yeah, and If skilled enough you could survive an encounter with a person with a knife?

I did boxing, as ive mentioned before. Some people at the gym there, practiced kali sakaran (self defence). Never tried it my self thou, but is it legitimate?

Certainly. I am no doubt a child of the west, but one of the reasons I sm here is to get a better understanding of the eastern mind. IMO, that can only be learned from easterners.

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Hahah, so Edgy. How dear you.

@Apech In your opinion, why was the church do hell bent on destroyign all other versions of christianity? The pnly reason I can see, is money and power.

The contrast to how the mods deal with people compared to you know where.

The Nordic Bronze Age maintained close trade links with Mycenaean Greece, with whom it shares several striking similarities.[10][11][3][12]Some cultural similarities between the Nordic Bronze Age, the Sintashta/Andronovo cultureand peoples of the Rigveda have also been detected.[a][13] The Nordic Bronze Age region included part of northern Germany,[14] and some scholars also include sites in what is now Estonia, Finland and Pomerania as part of its cultural sphere.[15][16] The people of the Nordic Bronze Age were actively engaged in the export of amber, and imported metals in return, becoming expert metalworkers. With respect to the number and density of metal deposits, the Nordic Bronze Age became the richest culture in Europe during its existence.[17][18][19] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_Bronze_Age

@cobie, please engage with the topic of the thread. How do you explain elements that Are perfectly common in the nordics, but absent in the medeteranian?

Let me be clear: I am not saying it is a fact. But we do know a few things: oral epics and bards were common alltrough pagan Europe, there was extendive contact between myceanian greece and the nordic Bronze age, and they had several striking similarities. Finally, there are a lot of details that truly fit the north atlantic way better than the mediteranian.