It's funny this poll seems to show the Neolithic is the least interesting time I talk about according to Telegram users but on X when I asked where to go everyone asked me to go to more stone circles and henges in Britain! I ignored a lot of them because I have a forthcoming video on Neolithic Orkney anyway so don't want to keep going over the same things and the Brittany film was pretty comprehensive for this era IMO

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Yet another take on WHG complexion!

In the Færeyinga Saga, Þrandr performs a ritual to summon the dead from the underworld in which he uses a grid of nine squares on the floor.
Several small Viking Age amulets with a grid of nine squares or studs have been found, and this motif has been found near depictions of Valkyries. This was likely a miniature representation of these liminal spaces, where one could connect with the Divine.

Atheists hate Paganism because it's not easily derided or discredited.
(European) Christians hate Paganism because it reminds them from whence they truly descend.
Conservatives hate Paganism because their 'moral' framework is Abrahamic.
Jews hate Paganism because it stands outside of their narrative and disproves their special status.
Marxists hate Paganism because it upholds permanent, natural, non-fungible identity and distinction.

All of them seem to be in the process of uniting against Paganism, whether the individuals doing so are aware of it or not. On one hand Arch-Conservative Tucker Carlson is platforming people who are calling anything morally Bankrupt 'Pagan', while on the other, State-sponsored Marxist group 'Hope Not Hate' have this year focussed quite heavily on Heathens such as myself. Then there's one of Judaism's biggest ~~mouthpieces~~ bell-ends Ben Shapiro publishing videos titled things like 'Rise of the Pagans'. And by chance I just read that my friend Fiona Ædgar has had an old video on YouTube struck down and believes it's because she's begun to focus more on Paganism.

This is how we know that Paganism is the answer to crooked modernity; All of its gatekeepers fear the Pagan revival.