Be warriors

Ognuno di noi ha una battaglia da combattere

Especially in dark times like these—but darkness has always been, is, and always will be just around the corner—we must have the courage and strength to fight our battle, whatever it may be. It's an honor for me to fight for what I believe in, for what constitutes my nature, my essence, my principles: to defend my integrity and the dignity of my person, painstakingly built over time, brick by brick. In short, to defend my freedom and my uniqueness!

I feel part of Nature, intimately connected to its magical universe. I feel more connected to trees, rocks, the Sun, and the Moon than to the animal kingdom and its absurd customs, its deceptions, its arrogance and presumption.

It is my duty to fight to defend my Nature, my body and its sacredness, my very soul, that inviolable core where no artificial intervention is acceptable to me!

It's the difference between living and being lived—that is, between a free life in the open air, with all its attendant risks and dangers, and battery farming, with all the comforts and "guaranteed" safety!

Be brave, and you will be rewarded.

"Malory sought to convey that only Exalibur, the magical double-edged sword of truth and courage, could bring peace to the kingdom.

More specifically, he meant that only truth and courage would ensure peace. In the Bhagavad Gita, the master Krishna conveys the same message to the soldier Arjuna before the Battle of Kurukshetra begins. 

During their conversation, Krishna tells Arjuna that the battle must be fought not to be won or lost, but out of duty, because it must be fought. If he wins, he will become a king on earth; if he loses, he will become a king in heaven, because he has fulfilled his duty."

The right words at the right time, perhaps it's just coincidence... but I haven't believed in coincidence for a long time now!

Words taken from the book CELTIC CHRONICLES by Maurice Cotterell, a beautiful book that pleasantly surprised me because, despite the title, the coverage spans many fields, allowing us to grasp a secret thread that unites seemingly distant worlds, both in space and time. Appearance, indeed... a deceptive veil that, when lifted, allows us to see the Sun, ancient Egypt, the Maya, Jesus, Freemasonry, Celtic art—in short, the whole of history—under another, more compelling guise, with a thousand implications, one discovery after another, all waiting to be explored