Spiritual connection to land

[Blondie]

Many people say commie blocks are ugly, but I like them. Wouldn't call it a "spiritual connection" though.
Places like this have their own, unique character and look interesting to me.

I think commieblocks are underrated.

Commieblocks are ugly as well, Hungary was more beautiful before the commies destroyed the traditionally landscape with this ugly russian architecture. Most Hungary but especially the Alföld is exploited, soulless and boring.
I prefer such places where there are huge and wild forests, hills, old castles and medieval streets, you can feel the deep history and romance in these places. Unlike in Alföld what looked like a tortured land.

[Harkonnen]

Commieblocks are ugly as well, Hungary was more beautiful before the commies destroyed the traditionally landscape with this ugly russian architecture. Most Hungary but especially the Alföld is exploited, soulless and boring.
I prefer such places where there are huge and wild forests, hills, old castles and medieval streets, you can feel the deep history and romance in these places. Unlike in Alföld what looked like a tortured land.

stfu your bird-brain does not compute brutalism.

[Aodhan]

I believe you can carry memories in your DNA yes, I feel strange connections to some places too

[Harkonnen]

Only male brain can understand brutalism, because brutalism operates in the land of poesy, that is poetry. And women don't understand poetry. They pretend they like it, but they do not understand it. This is total opposite to men, who don't like poetry, but they understand it. In brutalism the house matches the dweller, the humanity, in perfect poetic harmony. But women enjoy land of faerie, so they fucking live in some house of some fucking laa-laa-land.

[Celestia]

Do you believe in it?

Family members of mine (who aren't 'spiritual' types) have often said they felt something when they visited certain historical battlefields in Europe, and more broadly parts of England/Ireland when they've been there. Certain landscapes of the British Isles are also evocative for me. By contrast I've been struck by a lack of any spiritual connection to the Australian landscape/countryside. Beyond the sights and smells I'm accustomed to and feel like home, from my perspective it feels as though the land is completely spiritually empty, as though nobody ever lived here before Whites, despite that I know it's been inhabited for tens of thousands of years. I suppose Aborigines would feel differently towards it (if they have any complex emotions), so if this spiritual connection to land exists, it's very much ethnic/ancestral based, some kind of ancestral memory perhaps.

What do you think?

100%

I was raised in Texas but I always longed for mountains and snow. Now that I’m surrounded by it, I feel more at home than in the inner city.

[noricum]

Many people say commie blocks are ugly, but I like them. Wouldn't call it a "spiritual connection" though.
Places like this have their own, unique character and look interesting to me.

I think commieblocks are underrated.

I like them too, especially when mixed / in contrast with a "medieval" olt town like in Bratislava/Petrsalka.

[Universe]

I like them too, especially when mixed / in contrast with a "medieval" olt town like in Bratislava/Petrsalka.

Mr. Austrian_Carinthia, it must be your eastern/slavic admixture
Blondie doesn't like commie blocks because she's too German/western genetically.

[noricum]

Mr. Austrian_Carinthia, it must be your eastern/slavic admixture
Blondie doesn't like commie blocks because she's too German/western genetically.

Esat Germany is full of Commie blocks, can't be genetics. Maybe I'm secretly a Commie?
Btw. Graz, Austrias 2nd largest city lately got a commie Mayor.

[Jana]

Many people say commie blocks are ugly, but I like them. Wouldn't call it a "spiritual connection" though.
Places like this have their own, unique character and look interesting to me.

I think commieblocks are underrated.

100% agree! I love commieblocks, always been fascinated with them and wan ted to live in them

[Benyzero]

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