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- 31 Jul 2025, 08:33
- Forum: General / other
- Topic: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
- Replies: 12
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Re: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
yeah. But not only should we be selfaffirming and brave, also galant and gracious to others as much as possible. So not committed to being enemies, while also being aware of differences and threats, and that they might not be like that. This is not Christian, but also part of pagan morals, like in t...
- 31 Jul 2025, 08:04
- Forum: General / other
- Topic: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
- Replies: 12
- Views: 3055
Re: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
I can agree with that. I was talking more about the (manwritten) plans like 'those tribes are going to be your slaves'. And that Wralda has a morality (like nature) that escapes us, like disasters and suffering. But we are granted to unfold our potential by nature, that is true as well.(and be respo...
- 30 Jul 2025, 19:30
- Forum: Chronology
- Topic: Examples of OL chronology used in other sources
- Replies: 9
- Views: 5289
Re: Examples of OL chronology used in other sources
I must say that the recently discussed 'Europeans are the true Israel' ( godgevlamste thread , vid Ahnenerbe + British Israelites -hints but no mention of OL) type of theorising -which I believe is incorrect- is pretty interesting though and can enlighten OL research. My current theory is that Judai...
- 30 Jul 2025, 18:52
- Forum: General / other
- Topic: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
- Replies: 12
- Views: 3055
Re: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
[ It is a viewpoint to measure all of it; rediscover faith, reason, vigilance. Where we can find ethical borders to universalism pushed by Christian morals and come home to the sensibility of caring for our kin first. It is ridiculous (and hostile) to be put in a position where that is shamefull. T...
- 19 Jul 2025, 15:26
- Forum: Religion & Philosophy
- Topic: Minoan Snake Goddess Eleutheia
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1223
Re: Minoan Snake Goddess Eleutheia
à video by channel 'Norse magic and beliefs' summing up some similarities;
Norse and Minoan religion, surprising similarities from the bronze age
Norse and Minoan religion, surprising similarities from the bronze age
- 14 Jun 2025, 10:46
- Forum: Geographic names
- Topic: Is Scandinavia Atlantis?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 273
Is Scandinavia Atlantis?
Is Scandinavia Hel (as said in Bock Saga) but also Tartaros(purgatory) and is this cognate with Tartaria? Ner(down) is the root of North, and was considered below instead of up. I proposed that Netherlands and Holland could have been derived from this same meaning. Interesting YTchannel touching on ...
- 17 May 2025, 18:52
- Forum: Creators
- Topic: Drawing for illustrating the passage about “Denmarks Lost”
- Replies: 22
- Views: 4135
Re: Drawing for illustrating the passage about “Denmarks Lost”
for reference I made a mesh up pictures I found of clothing of the (later)era; Hallstatt, Celtic, Saxon, Scandinavian, Danish, German.
- 12 May 2025, 07:29
- Forum: General / other
- Topic: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
- Replies: 12
- Views: 3055
Re: Does Wr.alda literally mean the 'world' as it does today?
I think it's pretty clear that the meaning of wr.alda is this simple. But it's confusing, even for me who is neither a christian nor a gnostic, because in most spiritualities, the world is seen as something bad.. You are correct on many things here.The condemnation of the world is the fundamental p...
- 29 Apr 2025, 07:13
- Forum: Creators
- Topic: Drawing for illustrating the passage about “Denmarks Lost”
- Replies: 22
- Views: 4135
Re: Drawing for illustrating the passage about “Denmarks Lost”
(and also Kraftr) Thanks for that! Colin is thinking of scenes of parts of the text I couldn't so far. impressed technically too, I was making jokes to myself to cope 'Well maybe I should start writing a book about my struggle then…' jk- I have a lot on my plate at the moment, i will continue once ...
- 20 Apr 2025, 11:44
- Forum: Religion & Philosophy
- Topic: Buddha's Frisian companion
- Replies: 6
- Views: 1699
Re: Buddha's Frisian companion
Buddha's parents were "mother was the daughter of a king, and his father was a high priest". I believe this is the official story too, at least high born. Maybe this is a significant difference with biblical Jesus, his mother was a maiden, and maidenbirth signified a godblessed person. A ...