Start a pagan book club?

[Forestspark]

Since I looked on Facebook and most pagans have been sjw-ified I’m thinking of using this forum to start a pagan book club. Not really sure which pagan branch I’m starting with. I think I’ll start with Celtic/Nordic. Love to read Uralic stuff someday.

[Loki]

Do we seem like a bunch of pagans to you? I thought paganism had been eradicated about 1,500 years ago - - and good riddance!

[frankhammer]

Only Muzzies, Jews and Christians reside at TA today. A real European cultural community

[Andullero]

Since I looked on Facebook and most pagans have been sjw-ified

How so?

[Vrazijadivizija]

Indeed most of the so called "Pagans" are nothing but a bunch of dumb ass Americans who know nothing of history or whatsoever connected to what they "belive into" its disgusting to watch their talk esp on Facebook.Man Americans really go full dumb on everything and they think they re smart..but when you tell them a fact they call you a Racist,Nazi or whatever their liberal mind can get onto.They ruined mythology completly lol.

[Forestspark]

How so?

Well I don’t really mean full SJW.just influenced by the woke empire- you know worried about white “supremacy” that sort of stuff, or just plain hippy trippy Wicca stuff

[Forestspark]

So I read the Second Branch of the Mabinogion. Here are the highlights:
- The Irish King Mathowlch wanted to unite the two ruling families of Ireland and Island of the Mighty. So I guess maybe in ancient prehistoric times there was a ruling family (before the Romans) who united the Isles? It’s pretty ironic considering the enmity of Ireland and Britian

- Bendigiedfran son of Lyr, seems to be a giant as Gyfenwid (Llasr Lylaes who ran from a pouring iron house from Ireland) since a passage states he could not fit in a house so for the wedding ceremony the families had to live outside tents.

- Sea forests, moving mountains, but most importantly these represent people the mountain being Bendigiedfran‘s face and body for some dumb reason, didn’t expect these kind of mythic features in Wales tbh. I thought lakes being people was a more Indian (dot) thing

- And after all that fighting none were alive in Ireland save for 5 pregnant women in a cave who gave birth to sons; and being mythology you know where this is all going ��. These are the origin story for the 5 provinces of Ireland but the historical provinces were: Ulster, Munster, Connacht and Leinster. So maybe in ancient times there was a 5th Irish province

[Teutone]

I start with Harry Potter

[Adrianv2]

Communist Manifesto? lol. Satanic garbage.

[Grace O'Malley]

So I read the Second Branch of the Mabinogion. Here are the highlights:
- The Irish King Mathowlch wanted to unite the two ruling families of Ireland and Island of the Mighty. So I guess maybe in ancient prehistoric times there was a ruling family (before the Romans) who united the Isles? It’s pretty ironic considering the enmity of Ireland and Britian

- Bendigiedfran son of Lyr, seems to be a giant as Gyfenwid (Llasr Lylaes who ran from a pouring iron house from Ireland) since a passage states he could not fit in a house so for the wedding ceremony the families had to live outside tents.

- Sea forests, moving mountains, but most importantly these represent people the mountain being Bendigiedfran‘s face and body for some dumb reason, didn’t expect these kind of mythic features in Wales tbh. I thought lakes being people was a more Indian (dot) thing

- And after all that fighting none were alive in Ireland save for 5 pregnant women in a cave who gave birth to sons; and being mythology you know where this is all going ��. These are the origin story for the 5 provinces of Ireland but the historical provinces were: Ulster, Munster, Connacht and Leinster. So maybe in ancient times there was a 5th Irish province

Ancient Ireland had 5 provinces. Mide was one of the provinces.

Mide originally referred to the area around the Hill of Uisneach in County Westmeath, where the festival of Beltaine was celebrated. The larger province of Meath, between the Irish Sea and the Shannon, is traditionally said to have been created by Túathal Techtmar, an exemplar king, in the first century from parts of the other four provinces. In the fourth and fifth centuries its territories were taken over by the Uí Néill from Connacht and they pushed out Laigin tribes. The Uí Néill assumed the ancient titles of Kings of Uisnech in Mide and Kings of Tara in Brega and claimed a cattle-tribute, the Bóroma Laigen, on the Laigin. The Uí Failge, under Failge Berraide, were finally expelled from the plain of Mide with the battle of Druim Derg in 514. The Uí Enechglaiss were an early paramount dynasty of the Laigin. An ogham stone found south of Slane suggests they controlled the Brega area in County Meath together with Carbury Hill and the plains of Kildare. During the early 6th century, they were expelled across the Wicklow Mountains.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Meath