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“The Gods are always good and always do good and never harm, being always in the same state and like themselves. The truth simply is that, when we are good, we are joined to the Gods by our likeness to live according to virtue we cling to the Gods, and when we become evil we make the Gods our enemies — not because they are angered against us, but because our sins prevent the light of the Gods from shining upon us, and put us in communion with spirits of punishment.” - Sallustius (On the Gods and the World)
Thank you to Albanian Catholics for keeping the Albanian identity alive.
Now, please join us polytheists in a new chapter of shedding off the Abrahamic religions and being more authentic to our European roots.
Israelite religious hegemony must end, or we will never be a true nation. We are not Hebrews. We are Indo-Europeans.
Much love.
“Folkish Paganism” is an insane ideology that attracts very distasteful minds.
Ethnic Platonism is the way, polytheist man.
>Plato advocates banning some degenerate pre-Platonic myths and homosexuality.
>Aesiric Media can’t decide whether to call Plato a Christian for advocating for this or somehow call him gay for unknown reasons.
This dude is a dishonest fraud and probably has a sub 90 IQ.
Plato and Socrates are often criticized by “folkish pagans” for supposedly promoting homosexual pedophilia.
In truth, however, they were actually the ones combating this pre-Platonic, degenerate practice of Hellas.
Here are the “folkish pagans” justifying rape and worshiping what they view as rapists, and wrongly accusing Platonists of doing the same.
Is this really the people you want to follow, polytheist man?
Note: Az Wat and TK are minions of Aesiric Media that he spawned to attack Platonists.
>Blocks Platonists who defeated him (aka me)
>Starts a space talking trash about Platonism
>”Hehe, these platonic cowards won’t come debate me”
“I just CAN’T BELIEVE these TREACHEROUS, BLASPHEMOUS Platonists and their demoting of the gods by….
*checks notes*
Asserting they are perfectly virtuous offspring of the ultimate source of goodness and justice. What is this Christian nonsense?!”
Ought we follow what is orderly?
Replying to @MithrasDominus @Aesiric_Media
It’s spiritual blackmail. Order vs. Chaos embodied the ancient tradition rather than good and evil. Plato was trying to make the gods moral.
𓌏▌Arbaménos ⴲ retweeted
“[Augustine didn’t have the level of sophistication of Neoplatonism]”
Contemporary philosopher Dr. Eric Perl describes how Augustine’s God, despite being inspired by Plotinus, lacks the true view of God as the source of being itself, as utterly beyond intellect, rather than as merely equal to being itself.
I have decided to change my username at this time of year which signifies death and rebirth 🎃
🌱 Arbaménos
🪦 Illyrius
Hail Dyeus!
From The Orphic Theogony
The Great Rhapsodic Hymn to Jove
"Jove is the first and the last, the lord of lightning.
Jove is the head and center, for all things are from Jove.
Jove is born male; immortal Jove comes forth a female.
Jove is the foundation of earth and starry heaven.
Jove is sovereign of all for he is the first cause of all things.
In one divine power, emerging one divinity, the commander of the world. One regal body in which everything revolves: Fire and Water and Earth and Aether, and both Night and Day, and Thought, the first-begotten one and lovely Eros."
Forgive our people their ignorance. Fight for their liberation from Yahwehistic oppression with patience, understanding, expert knowledge, and love.
We will all return to our ancestral gods one day.
There’s some truth to this. The myths are brutal. Platonists stressed the importance of viewing the myths as metaphysical metaphors while emphasizing that, in truth, the gods are perfectly good. Mythic events are not literal events, but teach esoteric truths concerning the divine.
None of this justifies worshipping Yahweh, who is equally immoral, with his evil actions being supposed as literal events, making him evil and worship of him infinitely worse.
The moral Jesus myths couldn’t have happened without developments in philosophy and theology across the Mediterranean and near east which evolved Israelite religion.
These evolutions also led to new, different myths portraying the gods morally, as they ought to be.
The thing about neo-paganism is that the gods of Norse mythology are hardly admirable figures. They’re not even particularly likeable.
They weren’t worshipped out of love and devotion, but largely out of obligation and self-interest. It was quid pro quo: serve the gods, earn their favour, advance yourself.
That’s why, when Marvel wanted to make Thor a hero, they had to make him less like the cruel, selfish Thor of Norse mythology and more like Christ: humble, self-sacrificial, and willing to lay down his life for others.
The irony is that to make a pagan god admirable, they had to make him less pagan and more Christian.
This can satisfy the idea of late proto-Albanian language originating somewhere north of the “Jirecek line” during the Roman-period while also accounting for shared commonalities with ancient Hellenic. This makes their hypothesis quite strong.
Replying to @AshesBrace
They claim this Central Balkan Indo-European group was represented by the Bubanj-Hum culture.
They make some interesting claims about Greek and Proto-Greek also.
They argue that certain Ancient Greek dialects show features of contact with a language sharing the same features as Albanian and the Central Balkan Indo-European language group.
Through the presence of these features in some Ancient Greek dialects, they argue that the ancestor of Albanian and the ancestor of Greek must have been in intense contacts with one another, and they point to the Bubanj-Hum period of contact with Armenochori in Northern Greece as the archaeological candidate that serves as an explanatory mechanism for this contact.

























