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Dissecting the New Age
Pagan Revivalism
ᛦ Dissecting the New Age ᛦ
I want to give a special thank you to Mark & Kyle from the Norrœna Society & a special guest appearance of Mike from Imperium Press for returning to the Pagan Revivalist Show & Dissecting the New Age! This is a topic that's very important to our grand Revival, for if we are to revive ancestral faith we have to make sure it's actually ancestral, and that it's actually our faith. To undo the influence of the New Age, one must know what it is & that's what we have done here!
This show was done live @ t.me/Pagan_Revivalism if you like this show & want more, give us a sub & check our backcatalog of awesome informative shows for free on .mp3
ᛦ Timestamps ᛦ
Chapter 1 - Introductions
0:00:00 Introductions
Chapter 2 - What's the New Age
0:15:41 Defining the New-Age
0:27:28 Of UPG & the New-Age
0:39:27 New-Age's History
Chapter 3 - Making the Case
1:30:00 Why This Is Important
Chapter 4 - New Age Particulars
1:39:30 New Age Elements
Chapter 5 - Case Closed
2:28:05 Closing Statements
I want to give a special thank you to Mark & Kyle from the Norrœna Society & a special guest appearance of Mike from Imperium Press for returning to the Pagan Revivalist Show & Dissecting the New Age! This is a topic that's very important to our grand Revival, for if we are to revive ancestral faith we have to make sure it's actually ancestral, and that it's actually our faith. To undo the influence of the New Age, one must know what it is & that's what we have done here!
This show was done live @ t.me/Pagan_Revivalism if you like this show & want more, give us a sub & check our backcatalog of awesome informative shows for free on .mp3
ᛦ Timestamps ᛦ
Chapter 1 - Introductions
0:00:00 Introductions
Chapter 2 - What's the New Age
0:15:41 Defining the New-Age
0:27:28 Of UPG & the New-Age
0:39:27 New-Age's History
Chapter 3 - Making the Case
1:30:00 Why This Is Important
Chapter 4 - New Age Particulars
1:39:30 New Age Elements
Chapter 5 - Case Closed
2:28:05 Closing Statements
The European Woman must be preserved. Her fair beauty, graceful features, & unique spirit forged across generations from the Scandinavia to the Mediterranean; are irreplaceable.
In this age of mass migration & deliberate erasure, celebrating her & securing her future through strong European families is not optional. It is our DUTY.
We will not apologize for wanting our daughters to look like their mothers and grandmothers.
This beauty belongs to our people. It must endure!
☠️ Protect what is ours.
In this age of mass migration & deliberate erasure, celebrating her & securing her future through strong European families is not optional. It is our DUTY.
We will not apologize for wanting our daughters to look like their mothers and grandmothers.
This beauty belongs to our people. It must endure!
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Lönnrunes - Face Runes
We know the Germanic Runes have several variations. Most of us are familiar with the Edler & Younger Futhark, we talked a while ago about Staveless Runes here. But there's another that was extremely interesting, Lönnrunes meaning Secret Runes, or what we will call Face-Runes, or you could even call them Nordic emojis.
These were from a Runic Relic (N B384) in the above picture, found in Bergen, Norway. Though the relic shows little faces, the have a secret meaning. Each of the hairs of the beards holds a cypher which we will post after this. To the untrained eye, this just looks like little doodles, but they're like the Horns of Gallehus, a way to send secret messages.
The relic itself is broken and is very unique encoding Younger Futhark. So what is N B384's message?
"SIM LIBI SINU of "as his/her life"
Unfortunately we dont have any other context for this message, but its an amazing find nonetheless!
In the next post we will show how the cypher works, and how to use it yourself!
We know the Germanic Runes have several variations. Most of us are familiar with the Edler & Younger Futhark, we talked a while ago about Staveless Runes here. But there's another that was extremely interesting, Lönnrunes meaning Secret Runes, or what we will call Face-Runes, or you could even call them Nordic emojis.
These were from a Runic Relic (N B384) in the above picture, found in Bergen, Norway. Though the relic shows little faces, the have a secret meaning. Each of the hairs of the beards holds a cypher which we will post after this. To the untrained eye, this just looks like little doodles, but they're like the Horns of Gallehus, a way to send secret messages.
The relic itself is broken and is very unique encoding Younger Futhark. So what is N B384's message?
"SIM LIBI SINU of "as his/her life"
Unfortunately we dont have any other context for this message, but its an amazing find nonetheless!
In the next post we will show how the cypher works, and how to use it yourself!
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Pagan Revivalism
Lönnrunes - Face Runes We know the Germanic Runes have several variations. Most of us are familiar with the Edler & Younger Futhark, we talked a while ago about Staveless Runes here. But there's another that was extremely interesting, Lönnrunes meaning Secret…
The Lönnrunes Face-Rune Cypher
The cypher is pretty easy. As many folks know, the Runes were placed into groupings or Aetts. The group is referenced by the hairs of the beards on the left hand side. Likewise which rune in the group corresponds to the number of hairs on the right side of the beard. With this we can identify which rune is referenced based on counting the tallys.
*note* in the historical relic above, the outline of the bead itself counds as a hair.
Also based upon this pattern we have applied it to the Elder Futhark below in case you were unfamiliar with the Younger Futhark Aetts. The relic, as stated prior, is in the Younger Futhark.
Perhaps there are more such encoded messages on other relics which may have been overlooked. It goes to show our forefathers were not just creative, but also quite clever.
The cypher is pretty easy. As many folks know, the Runes were placed into groupings or Aetts. The group is referenced by the hairs of the beards on the left hand side. Likewise which rune in the group corresponds to the number of hairs on the right side of the beard. With this we can identify which rune is referenced based on counting the tallys.
*note* in the historical relic above, the outline of the bead itself counds as a hair.
Also based upon this pattern we have applied it to the Elder Futhark below in case you were unfamiliar with the Younger Futhark Aetts. The relic, as stated prior, is in the Younger Futhark.
Perhaps there are more such encoded messages on other relics which may have been overlooked. It goes to show our forefathers were not just creative, but also quite clever.
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