"The struggle of the people and the hatred among them is being nurtured by very specific interested parties. It's a small rootless international clique that is turning people against each other, that does not want them to have peace, it is the people who are at home both nowhere and everywhere, who do not have a home soil on which they have grown up but who live in Berlin today in Brussels tomorow Paris the day after that and then again Prague or Vienna or London and who feel at home everywhere"

🇪🇺 - Adolf Hitler, speech at Siemens factory 1933

❄️ Paintings by the Russian artist Konstantin A. Vasiliev (1942-1976). Vasiliev’s works combined Aryan pagan traditions and the pathos of Nordic and Slavic pre-Christian sagas and epics. He was also familiar with the main Aryan myths.

19. Geri and Freki, the war-worn one (Odin) feeds, that the Host-father (Odin) famed of old; but on wine alone, weapon fine, Odin ever lives.
20. Hugin and Munin fly every day across the Gaping Ground. I worry that Hugin may not return, but I am more worried about Munin.

➕- The Elder Edda, Grímnismál

(Geri and Freki are Odin's wolves and Hugin and Munin are his ravens)

⚡️ 1938, Germany, Munich. The annual midnight swearing-in ceremony for SS soldiers in Feldherrnhalle. Photo by Hugo Jäger

🌺 In various ancient Indo-European civilizations we notice that the cults of the Gods associated with the sky and thunder were famous, they have similar roots from a proto- Indo-European deity.

The Sky-Father (proto-IE Dyḗus ph₂tḗr) is the Patriarch of the Divine Family, one of the Creators in the dualistic cosmogonic myth. Lord of the heavenly spaces, patron saint of oaths, law, and special magic. He enters into a hierogamy with Mother Earth, generating Life. He is the creator of plains and light spirits. In mythological systems, over time, he becomes rather passive, his cult is less expressive than that of the fertility gods. Some examples are Wotan, Tyr, Uranus, Zeus, Jupiter and Svarog.

The Thunder-God (proto-IE Perkwunos - "Striking" or "Lord of the Oaks") is an active form, apparition, face of the uranian Patriarch or other God associated with the celestial sacred. The patron saint of the army, the source of fertility, sexual and vital forces of Nature. He is also part of the hierogamy with Mother Earth. He defeats chthonic demonic forces. Some examples are Zeus, Jupiter, Perun, Thor and Indra.

🐦‍⬛️ In Norse mythology it is said that Odin has two ravens. They are called Hugin and Munin. Every day, Odin sends his two ravens out to keep an eye on what is happening in the world. When they return home in the evening, they sit on Odin's shoulders and tell him all that they saw during the day. According to an Icelandic text Hugin represents 'thought' and Munin represents 'memory'.