SURRENDER, to the MADNESS and DON'T POKE the BEAST

Both.......both is good......😏😏💚💚

The function of a growl is as a warning. It is a communication that violence is available as a tool, but is not preferred. Other outcomes, besides your death, are available and should be considered.

But the creature that wants to kill you will not growl.

If your death is the goal, then growling will only serve as a delay and may result in your escape, which runs counter to the goal. There will be no growl, no warning. There will be no snarl or hiss or bluster. The creature that bares its teeth with the intent to kill only does so to bring closer its fangs to your demise.

The creature that growls does not want to kill you, but will if it must.

​​In Norse belief, Disting is the festival of the Idises. For those who do not know, the Idises (or Disir) are the souls of the women of your family line – the eldest mothers, who still watch over their children through the generations. The name Oimelc means “ewe’s milk” in Anglo-Saxon, as this was the time when the first lambs were being born. Frigga is sometimes hailed at this time for her spinning of wool.. Oimelc has been associated not only with snow and cold, but with healing, with hearthfire, and the singing around it. Some of the Nordic gods honored during this time are Ullr, Skadi, and Rind – all deep-winter figures. Some people also have honored Logi - a fire giant - Loki’s first wife Glut along with their daughters Einmyria and Eisa, because of the hearthfires. Bragi is also sometimes honored here for the poetry created to pass the long winters. Eir, Mengloth, and Mengloth’s maidens can also be honored at this time for the aspect of healing as communal illnesses are often at their worst during this season. Another possibility is honoring Surt and the primal giant Ymir as part of the fire-and-ice Norse creation myth.

Disting is characterized by preparing the land for planting.  In ancient times, Disting was the time when the cattle were counted and one's wealth was tallied; thus making it a festival of finance as well. It was said that new calves born during Disting were a sign of great prosperity for the coming year. Disting was also the time for the Thing (or main law gathering), so Forseti, Tyr, Ullr, Syn, and Var may all be honored as they are associated with oaths and lawgiving.

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