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Gods have granted this generation the opportunity to lay the foundations of a new age! To start new dynasties, to make things right.Though the darkness surrounds us, the light of the Gods shall make a brighter and whiter tomorrow<\/div>\n\n
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From the beautiful shores on the north coast to the rebel county of Cork in the south, and everything in between, Ireland is a land littered with stories, myths and legends. As a result, the Emerald\u2026<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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Aquarius means 'Water-Bearer', or perhaps more precisely 'Water-Jug', and is an Air Sign. In Greek Mythology Deucalion, son of Prometheus, is connected to Aquarius. His legend has it that, with his wife Pyrrho, he built a boat in which the two survived a devastating flood; the boat was washed up on Mount Parnassus, and from there they repopulated the world. Two things are interesting, the first the link between a Great Flood and Aquarius, since the dating for the sinking of Atlantis is 12,000 years ago, and this would have been ruled by Aquarius. The second is the similarity to the Old Testament 'Flood'.<\/div>\n\n
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We all know that the Number Nine is a Sacred Number in Norse Mythology. In fact, the Number Three is a Mythological Number (for example), since it seems to be applied to the origins of a nation. Hengest and Horsa arrived in three ships, as did Cerdic and Cynric if I remember rightly. This also applied to the Cymru (Welsh) who arrived in Britain in three ships. There are other examples, and to think that these are all 'coincidences' would be going too far. The Number Three is linked to the origin of a nation, the founding conquest of a new land.<\/div>\n\n
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Regardless of distinction in form, these types of fylgjur appear to be unitary in relation to fate. It is generally accepted that there is a correlation with the female guardian spirit (ancestral mothers as put by Mundal) and the Norns - the collective noun for a trio of maidens related to fate. Establishing this link invites an origin for the fylgjur from Ur\u00f0arbrunnr in a key verse from V\u00f6lusp\u00e1...<\/i>Read this article<\/u><\/a>Support this Order<\/u><\/a><\/div>\n\n
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Mental hygiene is an overlooked aspect of achieving health and happiness.It sounds odd, but many of us don't understand how to think.We don't harness the power of the mind to achieve our goals.This thread will elucidate how to do exactly that.<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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I feel It rising within meThe Churning Fire flowsLike waves on an endless oceanThe Fylfot turns, the Wheel rollsAnd the Millstone grindsI draw it forth and push it outIt is my ink and I will paint theWorld with my Breath and FireThe air vibrates in anticipationI\u2026<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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THE TREFOT AND TRIFUNCTIONALITYDeities & Lore, OR and OdinismTriskelby Vidarolf OR The number three takes a prominent numerical place in our faith, evidenced in our mythology, all Indo-European myths, symbols, theology and culture. The simple and organic\u2026<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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H\u00e1vam\u00e1l NEV (stanza 27)\u201cAn unwise one, as they grow older, it is best for them to be silent; others know not that they know nothing, unless they talk too much; one knows not, they who knows nothing, though talks too much.\u201d<\/div>\n\n
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