Never give up.

Lady Bird books are great.
I have a few which I have read to and with my son.
Many of them are must haves.

Europeans seem to be the only ones who are allowed to be disrespected and not be angered or react.

Maybe it would help not having a slave faith that says turn to other cheek.

Kabbalah, Sefirot, Sitra Achra, Goetic, and Modern Faiths.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/123043045?utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=android_share

“Now, as for myself, I shall receive the faith in Norway on that understanding alone that I shall give some little worship to Thor the next winter when I get back to Iceland."
~Laxdæla saga

When sagas and ecclesiastical records made claims of mass conversions, this is often what’s truly being described, and how Grimm found people still worshipping Odin in remote reaches of Scandinavia and Germany in the 19th Century.

Painting by Carl Emil Doepler, 1905. 𐃏

From Disgraced Propagandist on X…seen in the Wall Street Journal today. A short few years ago, you’d never see something like this in the mainstream. Our heritage is becoming impossible to ignore. 𐃏

"Theodorus de Bry (1528 – 27 March 1598) published his book Grand Voyages around 1590 CE, which has engravings of the Ixora God (Shiva) with 16 hands, wearing tiger skin, with half-moon on his head but in blonde hair and has human heads instead of skulls around his neck."
https://x.com/TudigongS9791/status/1898724821326029309?s=19

"Photo from the inauguration of the new temple of Zeus and Pan in Arcadia"
https://x.com/EPButler/status/1898873630815080762?s=19

Regarding Gnosticsm and the Demiurge.
https://www.group-telegram.com/hammerandvajra.com/4008

Regarding Gnosticsm and the Demiurge.

This whole concept of people look at the Sky Father or creator / Gods as a "vile demiurge" and raising gnosticism up to some common place outlook seem to be rather recent, though it was a part of some esoteric views within Occult societies and traditions.
The majority of all Indo-European faiths and Polytheism never viewed the Demiurge / Creator as evil.
This was mostly a reaction to the Abrahamic creator, who was seen as a weaver of illusion and enslavement.
There was said to be a God/s higher than him in the gnostic concepts as well.
The thing is that the majority of Pagan faiths, including Platonism, didn't define the world via an Abrahamic outlook.
To Platonism, this creator fashioned the realms with a God and lesser Gods as well thr cosmos and thereby through them humanity. He saw this as a good thing and a cycle of becoming and Order.

With this, they / Polytheism doesn't need to rebell against Yahweh or as the creator because they didn't limit creation to being his illusion, unlike Gnosticsm.
Even in dharmic faiths such as Indic and Buddhism, whereby true reality is thought as being beyond the illusion / Maya of the physical realm...the creator is never blamed for this per se. (Though some could see Brahma being seen as such later in parallel).
Much like Satanism, Gnosticsm defines itself by rebellion against God / Demiurge instead of rejecting that said Demiurge straight out and establishing a worldview free of him.

https://youtu.be/jtd_vwY5B8U?si=cESrz87HYgsmoi3H

This is a rather decent video regarding Shugendou.
The Italian host is kinda insufferable, and some of the translations and interpretations, such as not having a text or scripture, are wrong.
But what the Sensei puts forth is a near perfect basic understanding of the practice and my own belief, apart from some deeper aspect one come to learn.
It's worth watching.