@Palestinian88@TheSylvar How come you want to discuss Druidism without delving into the myth? You analyze Druidism through the prism of external sources. The only way to understand it is to immerse yourself in its own tradition
@Palestinian88@TheSylvar Philosophically, Druidism and Atlantis share the doctrine of reincarnation (blood memory), magical love, and a sacred order of magi dedicated to the Grail and human divinization
@Palestinian88@TheSylvar Historical knowledge of the Druids derives partly from Julius Caesar's De Bello Gallico, but their esoteric core was transmitted orally through myth, legend, and bardic song
@Palestinian88@TheSylvar Atlantis coexisted simultaneously with Hyperborean Thule where Atlantean superiors journeyed to be initiated. Following the catastrophic deluge, Druidism represented the preservation and continuity of this primordial science in the West.
@Palestinian88@TheSylvar Plato, the one who spoke without allegorical intent of Atlantis; Aristotle, the one who categorized nature. Nothing to do with Druidry? Related somehow to Christianity?
Elon Musk was asked by an interviewer what he would tell a young person who wants to change the world.
He said "suffer."
Then he paused. Then he explained. He said the people who change the world are not the ones with the best ideas or the most money or the highest IQ. They are the ones with the highest tolerance for suffering. Because changing the world requires years of being told you're wrong, watching your money disappear, losing relationships, sacrificing health, and waking up every morning to do it again while most rational people would have stopped.
He said every young person he meets who wants to change the world wants the result. Nobody wants the process. The process is suffering. Extended, unromantic, lonely suffering that produces no visible results for years before anything works.
He said if someone hears "suffer" and their immediate response is to look for a more comfortable path, they've already answered the question of whether they'll change the world. They won't. Not because they're incapable. Because they're unwilling to pay the price. And the price is always suffering.
The audience wanted inspiration. He gave them a filter. One word that separates the people who will actually do something from the people who will spend their lives talking about doing something.
Most motivational advice makes people feel good. His made people feel uncomfortable. The discomfort was the point. If the word "suffer" makes you want to leave the room, leave the room. The door is there for a reason.
@TheSylvar It is caused importantly by synthetic hormone-disrupting chemicals derived from industry or drugs (including legal ones), that accumulate in the body without being able to be excreted
@thulean_elf I think it used to be Varg.. but
everything was erased, I don't know if by him. I in fact have some captures of clever & brave thoughts of him