Wotanwarrior said:
Stormblood said:
Wrong. There is no literal translation to that term, but it was used as an adjective to refer to weakness and meekness as well as other unethical psychological, moral and physical characteristics a person could have. It has nothing to do with homosexuality ("faggot") and nothing to do with sexual promiscuity ("whore"). It has to do with being an untermensch, an NPC.
It was accepted in all advanced White civilisations such as Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Vedic India, Thule, Ancient Druidic places, Mesopotamia, Ancient Rome (before the Flavians) as well even Atlantis/Kumara Kandam.
There were no specific words for it, as the Ancients didn't have words to speak about any sexual "vocation". It is modern over-labelling and nothing else. Calling yourself homo, hetero or bi doesn't add anything to you or means anything. It doesn't help you grow either.
Abrahamic people clearly invented slander against them, as that's their nature. You people clearly never did any regression to the ancient world, nor did you astral project and saw events in the astral.
As far as the pink swastika goes, that was for paedophiles, rapists and other scum who indulges in unhealthy sexual behaviour (i.e. necrophiles, zoophiles, BDSM, humiliation, degradation, and so on)
So the real meaning of that word is the same as the Greek Andrapod and the Germanic Untermensch which basically referred to a non-spiritual person of very low quality?
I stopped trusting all modern historians sources a long time ago, history has been totally manipulated for centuries and they are unable to understand the spiritual meaning of many ancient words and terms.
The Norse definitely had a word for that, and it's perfectly plausible to think that the aforementioned word used to convey this meaning, rather than meaning something abrahamic like others here mentioned. There is this social engineering construct most heterosexuals and repressed non-heterosexuals seems to be affected by, which is to use any synonym of homosexual to mean "weak, meek, inferior" and so on. We know it's just enemy indoctrination and nothing else.
There's also this hypermasculine thing that everyone who doesn't behave in a manly way must be "effeminate", "pussy" or a "faggot", when in truth what they actually should say is that they are weak, meek, unmanly or emasculated. The notion of being feminine or homosexual is associated to weakness and meekness only in enemy literature and brainwashing. The real scale/spectrum doesn't go from manly/masculine to feminine/homosexual when it comes to representing positive/good vs negative/evil. It goes from manly to unmanly aka "not manly" (masculinity scale), and from feminine to "not feminine".
Too many have to still let the enemy programming go, and will write a wall of text to support their point which is really all abrahamic social engineering, and has nothing to do with how pre-abrahamic civilisation spoke.
So, to answer your question after this rant of mine: yes, it is much more likely that this word meant that than it meant anything seen with the grey-tinted glasses of the modern dystopia.
Missrainbow1 said:
Ol argedco luciftias said:
Please do not mistake the opinions of people who lived in Iceland a thousand years ago, for being the same as my opinion.
I do not care about gay people and I don't treat them any different from anyone else. I don't have anything bad toward them.
I just don't agree with lying about history and pretending that their actions were universally loved and praised by everybody who ever lived in the whole history of the world.
You are right
We sometimes glorify our ancestors too much but they were not perfect
I think there's another misunderstanding here as well. People read "acceptance" and think that we are talking about running around naked, waving rainbow flags and being exhibitionistic about degenerate and unhealthy aspects of sexuality, such as the ones I mentioned before.
In reality, it means accepting people can also be attracted to their own sex and moving on, not making a fuss about it. Supporting also has nothing to do with giving special rights like some people want today, but it deals with having someone's back as a fellow national as well as friend and other types of relationship (i.e. employer-employee, family members, healer-ailed, teacher-disciple, and so on). It has nothing to do with promoting sexuality, which is something that belongs to one's private life and not one's public life. Those are the kinds of acceptance and support that are healthy, and that you would see in a functioning society.
Just because the majority of heterosexuals are vocal about their sexual exploits and the majority of the members of the GLBT communities are too, it also doesn't mean there are no people who have a brain and keep private things private and public things private.
Nobody has to like people of a different sexual orientation at all costs in their personal sphere. However, one also needs to put their personal feelings and thoughts aside and treat other people respectful outside of your personal life. For example, you cannot make a hiring decision based on someone's sexual orientation, gender or other private characteristics that do not affect job performance. A hiring decision is made purely on personality fit, skill and knowledge.
If I am homosexual and I'm uncomfortable with heterosexuals (just an example, not reality) and I'm a hiring manager, it's none of my business to force every applicant to tell me who they spend their family/romantic life. The decision will be based on the value they can bring to the company, not on my personal view of immutable soul aspects. Same if a doctor/healer has a patient to treat: it would be unprofessional and immoral to decide not to help them based on factor like sexuality, gender, on who their GD is or whatever. You just treat them. The only exception would be real criminals like paedos, rapists and cold-blooded murderers. In that case, you can still remain moral and decide not to help, as they shouldn't even be alive in the first place. They have done something evil that has caused severe harm to people. Just being homosexual or being a woman doesn't cause any kind of harm, no matter what the enemy says.
It was only a minority that was against those people. Why? For several reasons:
:arrow: the Earth's energy grid was in full control of our Gods and Holy Priesthood, meaning it was attuned to the Sun and Mercury, rather than Saturn. They managed its energy, granting blessings and a higher level of mental advancement to the population.
:arrow: The population had not been subjected to millennia of curses and social engineering to reduce them to NPCs
:arrow: The minority was that part of the population outside of any social class, those untouchables that refused to any work/society contribution and wanted everything handed out to them for free, which were then rallied by the enemy programmes and are now representative of today's majority
:arrow: Basic meditation/yogic techniques were available to the whole population, often passed down in families as well. Not to mention people were educated properly to deal with menial things like worry/anxiety, low mood, emotional instability, and so on, that nowadays have become a huge challenge due to misinformation and lack of real practical help (and willingness to act on that help) in favour of mindlessly escaping into videogames and TV, blaming others for your own self-undoing and ignorance, and so on.
But remember the most important thing: even if you're an advanced SS, three categories of people who have just started and people who have barely progressed in spiritual awareness and advancement as well as people who never did specific exploratory activities like regressions, talking to the Gods, visiting the astral to see the past, etc know better because they read books/enemy-infested forums, and watch videos of people who are without and have no active higher mind. Corrupted history like luis and Wotanwarrior highlighted has more weight than spiritual awareness and advancement, as well as specific spiritual practices.
Remember also, and know I'm not being sarcastic, that obviously I agree that ancient civilisation weren't perfect and human error still existed. They had positive and negative points, and I highlighted some positive points in area where they were better compared to modern people.