At Therapy, our goal is to blend the moody, industrial aesthetic of the 2000s mall goth scene with the high-energy production of major EDM events. We aim to deliver a dynamic, world-class entertainment experience with an intimate, small-town vibe. At Therapy, we are a welcoming community that celebrates self-expression without judgment. We encourage you to embrace your true self and join us for a night filled with dark, energetic sounds - from industrial and rave to nu-metal, EDM, trance, dubstep, drum and bass, and techno. If it's intense, immersive, and keeps the energy high, you'll find it at Therapy. The same organizers behind the long-running "Asylum" event have been curating other dark parties in the city for over a decade, and now they are hosting "Therapy." This Dark Hamilton event aims to expand the city's underground scene by returning to old-school roots while offering a fresh new experience. Now hosted at Vertagogo, (1385 Main St E, Hamilton) Therapy and Dark Hamilton promise to prescribe you with a truly dark, unforgettable experience. Djs: Psygore - https://www.facebook.com/Genefx @Psygore.official Photography and video are welcome in all areas DRESS CODE IN EFFECT: Simple Dress code explanation: BLACK (doesn't matter if it's track pants, just make sure it's black) Long Dress code explanation : Goth, Alternative Fetish (Latex, PVC, Leather etc.) Unique - (Cyber/Dark rave attire, Clown etc.) Weird - (Halloween costume, Garbage bag, Electrical tape etc.) No nice sweaters! Doors at 9:00 pm, 19+ only. (WE ID EVERYONE. So Don't Forget Your ID) Cover: $10 All Night PLUR is in effect - please extend respectful behavior to fellow guests and the venue staff. Disruptive conduct will not be tolerated

Good morning all members, I hope you are all well and are blessed on this day. We are at Friday now, which means the weekend is almost with us. What have you all got planned? Personally, I have some free time to catch up on some reading. Blessings to you all

I am about to post so much things now this evening from me adventures today. Please don't view it as spam.

We had the design used for our background made by a good friend of ours. It combines the autism symbol, the DID symbol, Jörmungandr, (because I am of the Norse faith, sworn to Thor) and two D20’s (our own version of “Yin & Yang”) because we’ve been a table top gamer for most of our life. We hope to one day have it tattooed on our wrist.

Hail folks, I've been experiencing some bugs in the mobile app recently and I want to know if its happening just to me. When someone posts a video it'll not reproduce and wont even show the 'play' button, also some posts appear twice or more in the feed 🫤 Anyone with the same problem?

"Recovering this aspect of ancestral practice does not mean we must imitate every motion exactly as described in medieval sources. But it does mean being honest about the past, and recognizing that reverence has always included the body. To kneel before a god is not to surrender your worth, but to honor theirs." New blog article is now up: https://randomheathenramblings.com/blog/bowing-to-the-divine--kneeling-and-prostration-in-historical-germanic-heathenry?fbclid=IwY2xjawKJ-NhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETEwVERsQ3BMQmZKNkliVkZLAR6BQJ_rvWVVJqELu4BIEjhfec_8CzJRPIB_kOur2ySVN3eHfjPxFTRs0OIZCA_aem_TSzG0NJ3MMMP2wVv2ZO9ow

I'm almost ashamed of the mess of supplies under my little table... But good day, everyone~! I have a question of curiosity for you. But first, please allow me to indulge in a glimmer of mine. The question will be a little below~ 💜 It's nearing noon in the Pacific Time Zone. Here, we're enjoying the sun. Cora's favorite blanket is in her favorite cove next to my favorite rocking chair and beloved altar. My "glimmer" is that I've had her for 12 years as of this month (I'll add a baby picture~). Our journey together has been bumpy, but she's stuck with me through it all and has always been there for me. 💞 Cora has not necessarily been a traditional "witch's familiar", despite being the first pet I had as wholly my own, but she has certainly still played a role in my growth as I went through my twenties. It's no secret that bonding with animals can be largely beneficial for our overall wellbeing and health. But today, I'm curious about the spiritual. **My question to the fellow pet owners and feral fosters: Has having an animal companion played a significant role on your spiritual path? Do you incorporate them into your practices in some way? Are they, like Cora, a pain to keep off of your altar? 😅 I hope that wherever you are, your day is favorable. I wish the best for each of you on this spring Thursday! Many smiles and much love~ If you have an animal friend, give them a pat for me~! 💜 (And thank you for indulging in my glimmer with me~)

🦉 Almost a piece of jewelry...😁 Only from walnut wood + golden paint. Eyes - moissanite round diamond 0.5 carat #woodcarving #moissanite #sss #sssergij

European pagan ritual costumes #freya

The Egtved Girl From Denmark. I have visited her grave several times over the years and seen her at the national museum as well The Egtved Girl is one of the best-known figures from prehistory. One summer’s day in 1370 BC she was buried in an oak coffin that was covered by the barrow Storehøj near Egtved, west of Vejle. Although not much is left of the Egtved Girl, her tale is a captivating story of the Bronze Age people. Of the girl herself only hair, brain, teeth, nails and a little skin remain. Her teeth reveal that she was 16-18 years old when she died. On her body she wore a short tunic and a knee-length skirt made of cords. A belt plate of bronze decorated with spirals lay on her stomach. She also had a comb made of horn with her in the grave, attached to her belt. Around each arm was a ring of bronze and she had a slender ring in her ear. By her face lay a small box of bark with a bronze awl and the remains of a hair net. At the feet of the Egtved Girl a small bucket of bark had been placed, which once contained a type of beer. There was also a small bundle of clothing with the cremated bones of a 5-6-year-old child. A few bones from the same child were found in the bark box. The Egtved Girl saw the light of day again when her grave was excavated in 1921 – almost 3500 years later. The Egtved Girl’s grave When the Egtved Girl’s barrow was excavated in 1921, it was only a shadow of its former self. Earth and materials had been removed from it. Nevertheless there was a well-preserved grave in the eastern part of the mound. The Egtved Girl lay in an oak coffin. This was a hollowed-out, stripped oak trunk. One half functioned as a coffin and the other as its lid. Everything lay in the coffin as it had done at the burial almost 3500 years ago. Before the Egtved Girl was laid in the coffin it had been lined with a cow skin. She was carefully laid with her grave goods on the soft skin. Afterwards she was covered with a woollen blanket and the coffin was closed. Almost 3500 years later, when the coffin was opened again, there was not much left of the Egtved Girl herself. The cow skin she lay on had also decomposed. The skin had rotted away and only the hair was preserved. However, in these hairs the contours of her body could be seen. One can still see today how the weight of the dead girl’s body pressed the hairs down. A yarrow flower was laid on the edge of the coffin before the lid was put on. The flower reveals that the Egtved Girl was laid in her grave in the summertime. Human sacrifices? In the Egtved Girl’s grave lay a bundle containing the burnt bones of a 5-6-year-old child. Given the Egtved Girl’s age it cannot have been her own child. Perhaps it was a child who had been sacrificed? From another of the female graves of the Bronze Age we also know of a possible human sacrifice. South of Skelde at Broagerland in Southern Jutland a female grave from the Early Bronze Age was investigated in the 1980s. The body of a woman with fine grave goods was found. At the foot end lay burnt bones from an adult – perhaps her personal slave who was killed and cremated when the woman died? Possible human sacrifices are known from a few contemporary graves of the Early Bronze Age. Cord skirts and rituals The Egtved Girl was dressed in a striking cord skirt. It went down to her knees, was wound twice around her waist and was 38 cm long. This kind of skirt was in use throughout the Bronze Age. Some small female figures of bronze from Grevensvænge, Zealand, are also dressed in cord skirts. It has been suggested that the figures represent rituals that were performed at the cultic feasts of the Bronze Age. The women who were dressed in cord skirts may have performed ritual dances. Perhaps the Egtved Girl also took part in dancing rituals. The Egtved Girl’s beer In the Egtved Girl’s coffin a bark bucket was found. At the bottom lay a thick brown deposit. When the contents of the bucket were analysed it became clear that it had contained a fermented drink – probably beer sweetened with honey. The drink was made from cowberries or cranberries. Wheat grains, remains of bog myrtle and large quantities of pollen (including lime pollen) were also found. Pollen is the "fingerprint" of plants and with the aid of careful analysis it is possible to identify the plants that the drink contained. Source: The national museum of Denmark. #denmark #egtved