Easter is so obviously Pagan, much as the Yahwists try to deny it. Many Pagans will use the name “Ostara” to differentiate from “Christian Easter.” But, Easter, itself, is the correct name in the modern English language as it evolved from Old English Eostre. If anyone should abandon the word, it’s the Judeo-Christians. After all, in the Latin languages the name for Easter is a variant on the Hebrew holiday of Passover (Pashal). Let the Yahwists celebrate Hebrew Passover while we pagans continue our unbroken ethno-faith tradition of EASTER! Hail Eostre!

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Pagans never mutilated their baby boys. This is a purely Abrahamic evil.

It violates sacred mother/infant bond right when a new soul has entered the world. There's evidence that it restructures brain pathways and nerves which never go back to normal.

This is a brainwashing technique. It conditions women not to fight authorities who harm their children. And I strongly believe it plays into the gender warfare. Western liberal feminism aside, I'm not giving a free pass to that. HOWEVER, there are problems both ways. Hatred and oppression of women is an Abrahamic hallmark. And there definitely seems to be a correlation between baby boys tortured after birth who were not left SAFE with their mother and cultures where the men seem to spend the rest of their lives getting unconscious revenge on women.

Ladies, protect your little boys. Not only because it's the right and natural thing to do, but in Paganism we know everything is cyclical and reciprocal. We protect them, they in turn protect us.

It's time for gender based hostility to end. Abrahamic practices are unnatural and harmful. Embrace Native Faith, love and protect our own.

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Just toured Winchester Cathedral. It was interesting because the tour guide kept reiterating that the original Norman stone masonry "wasn't very good," (in this photo you can see the windows are not uniform, he said they didn't even measure properly and "just made it fit"). He emphasized that they "learned on the job" over time.

Well, it stuck out to me because the Yahwist edgelords online love to mock their own indigenous ancestors by claiming we Europeans couldn't build anything before the arrival of Christianity. Which obviously overlooks all the ancient Greco-Roman world pagan era buildings!

It's very clear that what happened was that our building knowledge took a backwards fall after we abandoned our native belief system. It was only over time, we're talking many hundreds of years later, did we finally learn to build with any renown again.

CE

Interesting dragon stonework resembling a YinYang displayed in Winchester Cathedral.

It's little clues like this that highlights the hidden continuation of indigenous Euro-Pagan motifs, which signify that Paganistic beliefs and worldview lingered on in the culture well after the elites forced a top down conversion.

CE

Spotted at Winchester Cathedral. Oy vay! 🤣

Sightseeing with my pops, that's Mr. E to you. Greetings from actual Stonehenge!