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Paleo

Paleo

Primitivism and chill
Hello everyone, hope y'all are well.
You all can call me 'Paleo' which the reason for that name I will explain at some point I'm sure. I was born into a Christian family but of course things change and long story short my sister is sort of Eclectic, my Mother follows a left-hand path (mostly), my Grandma is Baptist and I consider myself to be, for the most part, Wiccan (Eclectic Wicca if you want to be specific). I really love studying many paths, religions, spiritualities, etc. so that's one reason I joined.
Glad to be here.
 
Revoltingest

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Greetings!

Today's gifts to newbies is....
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I recommend the Apamate.
 
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Paleo

Paleo

Primitivism and chill
Corthos said:
Ushta, and welcome!

I love that avatar... So cool. =)
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Thank you. It's an artist's interpretation of The Horned God, likely heavily based on Cernunnos in this case.

Rival said:
Welcome,

May Ahura Mazda bless you,

Enjoy :)
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Thank you, I certainly will. This place seems nice so far. :)

Revoltingest said:
Greetings!

Today's gifts to newbies is....
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I recommend the Apamente.
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What a lovely welcome, thank you.

Blessed Be to you all.
 
Taylor Seraphim

Taylor Seraphim

Angel of Reason
Paleo said:
Hello everyone, hope y'all are well.
You all can call me 'Paleo' which the reason for that name I will explain at some point I'm sure. I was born into a Christian family but of course things change and long story short my sister is sort of Eclectic, my Mother follows a left-hand path (mostly), my Grandma is Baptist and I consider myself to be, for the most part, Wiccan (Eclectic Wicca if you want to be specific). I really love studying many paths, religions, spiritualities, etc. so that's one reason I joined.
Glad to be here.
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Welcome, I am always happy to see more variety among us.

May I ask if you are in a coven or if you are solitary?
 
Jayhawker Soule

Jayhawker Soule

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Premium Member
Paleo said:
Hello everyone, hope y'all are well.
You all can call me 'Paleo' which the reason for that name I will explain at some point I'm sure.
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The subtext is clear: Paleo backwards is "eolap" - a term conspicuously imbedded in the word "videolaparoscopy," a technique or ritual for detecting and recording evil.

But welcome.
 
Paleo

Paleo

Primitivism and chill
Taylor Seraphim said:
Welcome, I am always happy to see more variety among us.

May I ask if you are in a coven or if you are solitary?
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Thank you. I am solitary as of current.

Jayhawker Soule said:
The subtext is clear: Paleo backwards is "eolap" - a term conspicuously imbedded in the word "videolaparoscopy," a technique or ritual for detecting and recording evil.

But welcome.
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Haha, videolaparoscopy is a type of surgery though, correct?
I chose my name for two reasons:
1. My interest in the Paleolithic period. It's what lead me to choose my path actually.
2. My interest in 'primitive' living, primitivism, primal diet, etc.

Debater Slayer said:
Welcome to the forum. :)
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Thank you. :)
 
Jumi

Jumi

Well-Known Member
Welcome!

Paleo diet? That's a tough one. Your family sounds quite diverse in belief, must make for interesting discussions.
 
Aupmanyav

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
Paleo said:
1. My interest in the Paleolithic period. It's what lead me to choose my path actually.
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Welcome to RF, Paleo. Paliolithic period is sure interesting. I always wonder whether the first hymns of RigVeda were sung in the paleolithic period. However, an unnamed God from Indus valley civilization and Bhimbetka cave paintings.

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At least some of the shelters were inhabited by Homo erectus more than 100,000 years ago. Some of the Stone Age rock paintings found among the Bhimbetka rock shelters are approximately 30,000 years old. The caves also deliver early evidence of dance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhimbetka_rock_shelters
 
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