Om Śaṃ No Mitraḥ from the Taittiriya Upanishad in Latin
Om.
Sit Mithras nobis propitius.
Sit Neptunus nobis propitius.
Sit Sol nobis propitius.
Sint Iuppiter et Mercurius nobis propitii.
Sit Ianus latis passibus nobis propitius.
Salutatio Deo.
Salutatio tibi, o Vente.
Tu enim es Numen perceptibile.
Te solum Numen perceptibile proclamabo.
Ritum proclamabo.
Veritatem proclamabo.
Illud me protegat.
Illud loquentem protegat.
Protegat me.
Protegat loquentem.
Om. Pax, pax, pax.
America really is a giant concentration camp for young white men. The psychological and spiritual warfare against young white men, the gaslighting perpetrated by the GOP even, it’s just unreal. Have you ever seen people hate their own kind as much as this? Just burn it all down.
@zero92748@coal_christian2 Are you the same mentally ill guy on multiple accounts because youre all posting random, crazy looking images and saying the same thing?
Gwyn ap Nudd with a positively Odinnic appearance in this poem from the Black Book of Carmarthen. A “lord of hosts”, the “hope of armies”, reveals to the foe he spares that he is present at every battle where valiant Britons are slain while the crow cries for gore.
@ICXC_ChristKing@FrMatthewLC@The_Hellenist What's shocking is that vikings still had a relatively advanced culture for the Middle Ages. They built crazy trade networks and founded some of the most influential nations of the West.
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Somhairle Mór mac Gillebhride
“Somerled”
Summer-voyager. Sea king. First of the Gall Gael who made the western ocean his hall
He was born in exile, son of a dispossessed thane whose line ran back through the old Dalriadan kings and a Norse mother.
The world that raised him was already broken: Magnus Barelegs had scoured the Hebrides, the high kings of Alba looked east, and the isles belonged to whoever could keep a fleet in the water.
Somhairle did not wait for permission. He gathered the remnant men of Morvern, taught them the new ruddered galley, and began the work of reconquest one firth at a time.
By steel and marriage he took what the Norsemen had held. He wed Ragnhild, daughter of Olaf the Red of Man, and through her the blood of two sea-peoples became one.
When Godred the Black grew tyrannous, Somhairle came with eighty ships at Epiphany and split the kingdom. Two years later he came again and drove Godred into the sea.
From Man to Lewis the isles answered to one lord. He styled himself Rí Innse Gall, King of the Foreigners Isles, yet he spoke as a Gael of old Dál Riata and kept the poets.
The mainland kings grew jealous. Malcolm the Maiden demanded vassalage. Somhairle answered with a hundred and sixty galleys up the Clyde.
At Renfrew in 1164 the host of the isles met the host of Scotland. There the summer-voyager fell, still in the van. His body was carried to Iona.
His sons divided the lordship but the seed held. From him come the MacDonalds, the MacDougalls, the MacRorys, every great name that later flew the galley on their banners
Five hundred thousand living men carry his Y-chromosome. The chronicles call him warlord. The kindred call him the man who made the western sea a power to be reckoned.
That is the measure of Somhairle: not a courtier of dying empires, but the last undomesticated king who remembered that islands belong to those who can sail them and hold them.
I like how when a UFO appears over America’s adversaries it’s universally accepted that it’s America.
But when it appears over America, everyone thinks it’s aliens instead of “America testing the thing we use to discombobulate our enemies.”
Men now have the ick of women. This is what people won’t talk about. They will say men need to do better and catch up to ladies. Men don’t want to catch up. Men are done with ladies and a lot of people know it.
First of all, calm down. I'm actually extremely critical of Hinduism and am anti-brahminical & don't find the vast majority of the elements of Hinduism appealing. I made an article about this when I got the account (although my views presented there have changed a lot). I'm using contemporary prayers to mitra/mithra because I see them as the same deity as Mithras and it's awesome to have a living tradition where we can get it. If you have a problem with that then I don't know what to tell you? It works for my practice.
Most of Mithraism that I do is Roman based and I'm obsessed with astrology and decoding the mysteries, which I believe can be ascertained through inner working. I'm convinced of many theories on mithraism and its relations to the stars and have been using them in building the cult. So this is very Western in its truest sense.
Also, concerning Mitra/Mithra- the Mitanni treaty has Mitra along w/ Varuna in Hittite territory centuries before the Vedic literature lol. This was the same Indo-Aryan deity, probably goes back to the steps. I don't see the need to attempt to separate them? Obviously the Roman cult was unique, no one is denying that, infact that's the basis of what I'm doing and trying to tap into.
So it's basically a devotional attempt to build a liturgy [partially] using extant practices, not necessarily hindu (of which I'm not a fan) but relying on earlier vedic and avestan material which is still recited in a continuous line. I'm not sure what other "hindu stuff" I post? There's a single post doing it and it should've been fairly obvious.
Most of my practices are solidly astrological which would have been the actual cultic practice, i.e. the kosmokrator slaying of taurus by perseus/mithras and their relation to the zodiacs. Like I said, it's a living, devotional thing to me and I'm not a full reconstructionist, I dont even know how such a thing would work.
They wouldnt, those are contemporary prayers to mitra translated into Latin. Mithraism was more than definitely an astrological cult with a huge soteriological emphasis. That's the crux of the cult. With that said, taking extant traditions of the same god found in vedic and avestan literature, though, is an awesome addition and complements it. You're never going yo recreate things 1:1 and I dont intend to lol- obviously.
There's comparatively little left of Mitra and Mithra but it is by no means contradictory and through personal revelation I can tell you this is approved means of worship.
@HomericFuturist Irish seem like the most folkloric people and in many ways seem to have a richer living paganism than norse nations. It seems Gaul and the rest were once like that. How do we work to recreate this?