The goal of courage isn't to minimize "cowardice," or fear. When we refuse to accept cowardice, we are left only one option.

Bravery is the goal of courage. We can act in the face of fear if we only have enough courage.

I am Aslög Sigurdsdottir, princess of Götaland.
I am Ildico, the last wife of Attila the Hun.
I am Helen of Troy, warbride of Theseus.
I am Joan of Arc, defender of France under divine guidance.

Remember who you are 💭

"Caledonian Forest" by Jakub Rozalski

There was a time when I would have
Crossed thousands of miles for you,
Raising a banner declaring you king.
But you do not believe in my
Sincerity.
Life & time led your faith in me to flee.
That's just fine by me.
It's not for you, I weep,
But an old, dying dream.

High standards are essential. However, when these standards are unrealistic, both women and men become oblivious to authentic beauty and genuine love. There is beauty in imperfection - an alluring charm that is perfect in its own right.

Your divine counterpart will be your mirror.

The feminine will embolden the masculine and, in turn, free the feminine. They will not fear the power you hold but strengthen you to become better, something greater, together.

Existing perpetually online is a trap. Do not forget to live in the real world.

For the love of God, please, go outside and touch grass.

"Is it not utterly absurd that God should deny to the human beings he has created the power to distinguish between good and evil? What could be more foolish than being unable to distinguish good from bad?

For it is evident that he would not avoid the latter, I mean evil things, nor would he strive after the former, I mean good things. In short, God refused to let the humans taste of wisdom while nothing could be of more value to humans than that.

For that, the power to distinguish between good and evil is the hallmark of wisdom, which is evident even to the witless."

– Julian the Apostate

I know very well how cruel he is.
I know he rules by whim.
And yet the day will come,
When fear compels him
And his spirit breaks,
His heart will soften.
His rage will finally relent.
He will be eager for my friendship and
I will await him eagerly.

Prometheus Bound, Aeschylus

“There are only a few clear truths in the world. One of them is that the protection of both nature and people entails firstly, severe restrictions to population, and secondly, drastic downscaling in the industry, consumption of goods and energy, and especially in international commerce. There is no other way to avoid the so-called ecocatastrophe.”

Pentti Linkola

Fondamentalement, parfois nous ne devrions pas vraiment réfléchir (dans le moment) à la raison pour laquelle cela se produit, mais simplement dire : « oh wow, c'est magnifique »

– @TriChemin01

"I have always been fascinated for how physics and philosophy entangle in certain ways, Archimedes is no different. What easily explains a physical phenomenon, such as the use of the lever, can take a deeper meaning when we change the frame of reference."

The nature of a man's purpose with a woman is to guide and protect her. Both cannot constantly battle for the lead in the dance.

You have to trust your mate to know what is right and wrong, especially when it comes to being protective.

"After exposing the decadence of modern woman, we must not forget that man is mostly responsible for such a decadence. Just like the plebeian masses would have never been able to make their way into all the domains of social life and of civilization if real kings and real aristocrats would have been in power, likewise, in a society run by real men, woman would never have yearned for or even been capable of taking the path she is following today. The periods in which women have reached autonomy and preeminence almost always have coincided with epochs marked in manifest decadence in ancient civilizations. Thus, the best and most authentic reaction against feminism and against every other female aberration should not be aimed at women as such, but at men instead. It should not be expected of women that they return to what they really are and thus reestablish the necessary inner and outer conditions for a reintegration of a superior race, when men themselves retain only the semblance of true virility."

— Julius Evola, Revolt Against the Modern World

Down a winding pathway,
In a garden old,
Tripped a beauteous maiden,
But her heart was cold.

Came a prince to woo her,
SAID he loved her true;
Maiden said he didn’t,
So he ceased to woo.

Came a perfumed noble —
Dropping on one knee;
SAID his love was deeper,
Than the deepest sea.

But the winsome maiden,
Said his love was dead,
And the perfumed noble,
Accepted what she said.

Came a dashing Stranger,
Took her off by force:
Said he’d MAKE her love him,
And she did — of course.

"Nothing frightens me more than a person unwilling to learn, even at their own expense. That's a darkness that I will never understand."

– "Leave the World Behind"