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jothstrap:

my friend Alicia made this video to show you the correct way to pronounce “axolotl”! it’s a Nahuatl word that gets mispronounced so often, often for puns right here on tumblr dot com, so I wanted to share this with you all because it’s important to respect Indigenous languages. you can find her artwork here!

Anonymous asked

I’m an indigenous person and my opinion on folkloric beings following settlers is that they do not inhabit this land as their native. They may share land with their descendants and keep close family ties, but are not living the way they do in their homeland because they recognize indigenous right to our own land

normal-horoscopes:

THAT MATCHES UP WITH THE LORE PRETTY WELL

THE FAE HAVE THEIR CENTERS OF POWER BUT THIS LAND ISNT THEIRS LIKE IT IS BACK IN WESTERN EUROPE

IF THERE IS ONE THING THE GENTRY UNDERSTAND IT IS WHEN TO PAY ONES DUE RESPECT

ek-vitki:

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This little book is probably the best available on the topic of Bindrunes. Truly a book that can be judged by it’s cover, within “BINDRUNE” you’ll find perfectly vectored runes, similar to the cover, guidelines for the use of runes, a short bit on the 18 spells of Odin, and the alphabet, shapes, and bindrunes that make up runes and bindrunes. You’ll also find many well-known Icelandic landmarks and names in runes, as examples.

11/10, would reccommend. Can be found at the Icelandic Museum of Sorcery or purchased through their website.