wdym

@Deleted User no

What hungarian paganism?

Mongolian?

@Deleted User ye

I have actual books on Hellenism

No

@Cвятогор thoust farmeth my fields I taketh half the harest

you know absolute zero about my religion and you are completely ignorant as a foreigner

@Deleted User let the men speak.

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ send me pics of those books

Been asking for a while now

DMs?

From what I have learned it seems to be a belief that all Indo European religions are the same technically

sure

@MOnKe pelki?

With the gods from each one being named differently

To make it more fair I'll post the first lith pagan book I find

when did ur aaccount geet deleted

it didn't

Well done @MOnKe, you just advanced to level 6!

wereent u in baltcord

@OrthoNinten are you suggesting that Zamolxis the Dacian God was the same as Odin?

Lets make fun of the Confucians

I still am

If Dacians were Indo European then probably

is this n alt or sumtin

confusin ass nigguh\

I have also seen (kinda far fetched) claims that all religions in the world are connected in a way

sbrtolop

And their many differences are based on interpretation

Perennialism is a based worldciew.

Thats gay but perennialism is chill

@Pelkių monstras Perenial sounds like some form of prison

well currently I'm in the progress of making my altar in my bedroom, I plan to collect all the busts of the 12 olympians eventually, I have 4 of them so far

managed to find an english edition of the book in syntagma as I'm still re-learning my mother tongue however

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ those are kinda neat

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ do not forget to add @Apollo and @Diónūsos there

they are connected in a sense because they share the same natural order that they teach people. some religions teach this order better and some worse

I wouldnt worship them but they look neat

but from what I've been told I will need a separate book for all the 12 different gods

since the mythology is so complicated and deep to learn about

and the religious practices/rituals

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ which busts are those of? I recognize Zeus and Poseidon

Poseidon Zeus Athena Ares

Did I get it ?

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ do you go up to Mt. Olympus?

Ah

Poseidon, Zeus, Athena and Ares (from left to right)

yes

no not yet

the time for Olympus hasn't come yet

not the right time of the year yet

depends on the lunar moon

@OrthoNinten yes Dacians were Indo Europeans but we did not slurp semen unlike Vikings

Well done @Deleted User, you just advanced to level 9!

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ as promised. The cover of the first one I found. About Latvian paganism

@Deleted User yet you claim they were part germanic

I find them all at classical shops in central Athens

those busts

in Monastiraki

near the acropolis

@MOnKe I mentioned how they mixed with Goths and Gepids

The ares one looks neat.

Monastiraki and Plaka has plenty of good shops

Didnt Fallouts Caesars legion worship Mars @Pelkių monstras

And Mars alone

there are bigger and different ones as well

@Mankn II they did

Dacians were a mix between indo europeans and local population

I would've bought bigger ones if I had more bedroom table space

But more indo european

but since we have so many gods it would be hard to fit them all

@Deleted User every euro is...

these ones are like the size of my hand

Fallout has pagans and mormons

each one

like figures

There's no 100% indo european

In fact fallout has violent mormons

The best kind

stalker>fallout

stalker is best game

took these pics on friday while I was discussing it with a friend on DMs

evening or something

Comfy chariot.

as it was dark when I took the pic with the lights on

*

it's daylight now obviously

You can not love this man

Just look at him

but they are real marble and handmade

Its glorious

@ΕΘΝΙΚH ΑΝΤΙΣΤΑΣΗ at least they do not look like Dildos the way Floki did with his

Ooooh I realised what you meant with dildos

wtf would any pagang make dildos unless they're a faggot

Tldr nihil thought statues of gods albeit definetly poorly made looked like dildos

or you mean the shape of them