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The Goblin & the Elf.
Hello, I just checked the goblin entry on Wikipedia and it says here that a goblin is a legendary, evil or mischievous, grotesque dwarf-like creature. Is it really? Let's find out.
We have to start with the pagan Halloween festival. This is an initiation ritual, or the start of an initiation ritual, suggested by the name Hallow evening. In the pagan past the children were not seen as real human beings, as real men,[1]until they had gone through this initiation ritual that started on Halloween. I'm not going to go into detail about this particular high festival. If you want to find out everything there is to know about Halloween, you can find that in this book, the MYFAROG book,[2]and you can also find some information in "Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia", which is much cheaper than this book.[3]I skip that part right now and go right to the Yule celebration, because the children in the Halloween festival enter the realm of death,[4]which explains why they are dressing up to look like the dead, because only the dead have access to the realm of death. In the Yuletide they return as newborns. They have taken the identity of a dead person and have become this dead person.[5]So they have the same name, the same honour, the same debt as the person they chose to become in this initiation ritual. The dead person is one of the dead forebears, so they become one of these forebears.[6]They return in the Yule tide and they return in the night. They are led by the sorcerer or the deity[7]and they go from farm to farm with these children to bring them back home. They come in the night and in this context the families wish them welcome and they used to put some food on the table to enable them to eat and feel welcome when they come back home with a new name and everything.
As we know, in the Christian era those in power[8]wanted to destroy this tradition, they wanted to destroy the European culture,[9]so they demonized these children and turned them into legendary evil or mischievous grotesque dwarf-like creatures. They persecuted the people who celebrated these ancient traditions. They then mocked them for their "superstitions" and their silly "beliefs in house goblins" and such. When they in reality didn't believe in any such things. They had to take the food and they couldn't put it on the table inside the home[10]because if they did then the "police" or the priests inspecting their houses would find out. So they put the porridge or the food into the barn and we learn from the Christian sources that these goblins are "evil spirits" who you have to feed and you have to put food to them in the barn. In reality it has nothing to do with whatsoever, it's just the children returning had to feed them[11]and they were persecuted for it so they had to feed them secretly in the barn. They were not spirits, they were not evil certainly, they were just the children returning from their initiation ritual.
If you go to Tolkien's interpretation of the goblins he says, or at least in one of the explanations, it's said that the goblins were twisted, corrupted elves. And this is based on the fact that the children who were reborn, they would go into the realm of the dead and they would become the dead.[12]And the dead were residing in the realm of the dead in the form of elves. So elves are just the spirits of the dead, the noble dead. The elves are known to always sing, dance and read poetry, because they are trying to preserve their memory. They want to make sure that their memory is not lost (forgotten), because that is all they are; memories. So in a sense Tolkien twisted and corrupted this image and turned it into a goblin.[13]Pretty much all the creatures in Tolkien's (otherwise excellent) books are based on such horrible Christian lies.
I think the image of these innocent children that has been turned by Christians into this evil, mischievous, grotesque dwarf-like creature is a very good picture and it illustrates what the Christians have done to our culture. They have taken a beautiful European pagan religion, pagan tradition, pagan culture and twisted it and turned it into some sort of grotesque mockery of what it really was.
If you take a book about our mythology, our religion you will not find our religion at all described there, you will find this grotesque, twisted, corrupted image of our religion. And that was made by the Christians in an attempt to destroy, to weed out our roots, to cut our roots so that our culture, our peoples would fall.
What they could not burn or in other ways destroy, they corrupted, twisted and lied about. The European culture was beautiful, rich, advanced and most importantly; it was ours. Christianity is an immigrant religion, a tool to destroy Europe and our worst enemy. Embrace your native culture. Return to your roots. No tree can live without its roots.
Hello, I just checked the goblin entry on Wikipedia and it says here that a goblin is a legendary, evil or mischievous, grotesque dwarf-like creature. Is it really? Let's find out.
We have to start with the pagan Halloween festival. This is an initiation ritual, or the start of an initiation ritual, suggested by the name Hallow evening. In the pagan past the children were not seen as real human beings, as real men,[1]until they had gone through this initiation ritual that started on Halloween. I'm not going to go into detail about this particular high festival. If you want to find out everything there is to know about Halloween, you can find that in this book, the MYFAROG book,[2]and you can also find some information in "Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia", which is much cheaper than this book.[3]I skip that part right now and go right to the Yule celebration, because the children in the Halloween festival enter the realm of death,[4]which explains why they are dressing up to look like the dead, because only the dead have access to the realm of death. In the Yuletide they return as newborns. They have taken the identity of a dead person and have become this dead person.[5]So they have the same name, the same honour, the same debt as the person they chose to become in this initiation ritual. The dead person is one of the dead forebears, so they become one of these forebears.[6]They return in the Yule tide and they return in the night. They are led by the sorcerer or the deity[7]and they go from farm to farm with these children to bring them back home. They come in the night and in this context the families wish them welcome and they used to put some food on the table to enable them to eat and feel welcome when they come back home with a new name and everything.
As we know, in the Christian era those in power[8]wanted to destroy this tradition, they wanted to destroy the European culture,[9]so they demonized these children and turned them into legendary evil or mischievous grotesque dwarf-like creatures. They persecuted the people who celebrated these ancient traditions. They then mocked them for their "superstitions" and their silly "beliefs in house goblins" and such. When they in reality didn't believe in any such things. They had to take the food and they couldn't put it on the table inside the home[10]because if they did then the "police" or the priests inspecting their houses would find out. So they put the porridge or the food into the barn and we learn from the Christian sources that these goblins are "evil spirits" who you have to feed and you have to put food to them in the barn. In reality it has nothing to do with whatsoever, it's just the children returning had to feed them[11]and they were persecuted for it so they had to feed them secretly in the barn. They were not spirits, they were not evil certainly, they were just the children returning from their initiation ritual.
If you go to Tolkien's interpretation of the goblins he says, or at least in one of the explanations, it's said that the goblins were twisted, corrupted elves. And this is based on the fact that the children who were reborn, they would go into the realm of the dead and they would become the dead.[12]And the dead were residing in the realm of the dead in the form of elves. So elves are just the spirits of the dead, the noble dead. The elves are known to always sing, dance and read poetry, because they are trying to preserve their memory. They want to make sure that their memory is not lost (forgotten), because that is all they are; memories. So in a sense Tolkien twisted and corrupted this image and turned it into a goblin.[13]Pretty much all the creatures in Tolkien's (otherwise excellent) books are based on such horrible Christian lies.
I think the image of these innocent children that has been turned by Christians into this evil, mischievous, grotesque dwarf-like creature is a very good picture and it illustrates what the Christians have done to our culture. They have taken a beautiful European pagan religion, pagan tradition, pagan culture and twisted it and turned it into some sort of grotesque mockery of what it really was.
The Cristian presentation of reality.
Reality
If you take a book about our mythology, our religion you will not find our religion at all described there, you will find this grotesque, twisted, corrupted image of our religion. And that was made by the Christians in an attempt to destroy, to weed out our roots, to cut our roots so that our culture, our peoples would fall.
What they could not burn or in other ways destroy, they corrupted, twisted and lied about. The European culture was beautiful, rich, advanced and most importantly; it was ours. Christianity is an immigrant religion, a tool to destroy Europe and our worst enemy. Embrace your native culture. Return to your roots. No tree can live without its roots.
- "Man" means "human being", not just human being of the male gender.
- An RPG, but with a setting based on pre-historic Europe.
- "Sorcery and Religion in Ancient Scandinavia" is available from Amazon.
- The realm of death = the burial mound. And their families feed them whilst in the realm of death, by placing food on the burial mounds.
- And since they are that person, they now also own all the valuables he took with him into the grave.
- In other words: our forebears believed in reincarnation.
- A deity was a human being impersonating a deity.
- Mainly those in power were actually Christian in Europe in the past, just like is the case today.
- Paganism was still practised by the peoples of Europe.
- I.e. the Pagans, the majority in Europe even in the Middle Ages.
- The children were hungry, after the long and dangerous initiation ritual, that started about a month earlier, on Halloween.
- And this explains why we still usually name our children after our dead relatives. The children are the re-born dead relatives.
- Tolkien did what he claimed Sauron had done.