In Ottoman Sultanate … foreigner with cannon was what happened to the Walls of Byzantium, yes 🙁 https://twitter.com/DavidDeutschOxf/status/1990400725885558938 Although I'm not actually very convinced about this 'explanation' - Rome certainly wasn't stagnant when it came to military technological advancements and application, across much of its history. This is a bit of a meme-post from me, … Continue reading The Technological March Of Rome
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Combat Operations : MahaRudra Ascending ᛗᚱᚨ (Mannaz-Raidho-Ansuz)
On Monday - Shiva's Day - at the height of Shravan Maas (Shiva's Month), two weeks previous, we carried out something simultaneously both 'traditional' and 'ground-breaking'. An ancient Vedic rite - which, via the availment of both modern technology and innovative application of archaic theology & metaphysics - we were able to conduct on two … Continue reading Combat Operations : MahaRudra Ascending ᛗᚱᚨ (Mannaz-Raidho-Ansuz)
On ‘Viking Techno’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oRLHlb5d5c It is Wednesday. And so … something both past and future.By which I mean, for some no doubt intriguing reason, the Runes being Throat-Sung … to a modern trance (well, faster - almost hard dance) beat and backing, courtesy of Ummet Ozcan. We are reminded of Charanjit Singh basically laying the foundations for the … Continue reading On ‘Viking Techno’
On Using The IndraNet To Facilitate Indo-European Religious Revival
Something that's got me thinking - and while it starts off (as it often does) Hindu, of broader relevancy to the wider Indo-European religious revival that's going on at present. This ongoing pandemic is leading to some interesting - and creative - developments in the religious sphere. I got a message from one of the … Continue reading On Using The IndraNet To Facilitate Indo-European Religious Revival
On The Sky Disc, On The Solstice, On The Eclipse – A Bronze Age Commemorative Cartograph For The Sea Of Stars [Arte-Facts #6]
Sunday (aptly enough) marked the Solstice - Winter if you're down here in Patala-loka, Summer if you're in the Northern Hemisphere. With that in mind, it seemed an ideal time to produce an article on one of the most intriguing artefacts of the Indo-European Bronze Age - the Nebra Sky Disk, of the Unetice Culture in … Continue reading On The Sky Disc, On The Solstice, On The Eclipse – A Bronze Age Commemorative Cartograph For The Sea Of Stars [Arte-Facts #6]
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