/lit/ - Literature

>>20145677
>non-IE practices (Ægyptian
i honestly struggle accepting the egyptians as nonaryans. sure their self-depictions dont always look particularly indo-european but their culture just seems overwhelmingly indo-european, at the very least they must have been influenced by early waves of aryan invaders from the persian foothills. it seems like way too big a coincidence that the romans associated anubis with hermes, who was also associated with the germanic wotan. as far as i know hermes himself has no association with dogs, and yet this odd association of three gods explains alot, specifically the role of black dogs as psychopomps and grave wards which is a much heavier trope in germanic myth than in in roman.

>>18534120
>everything is nondescript and mundane
anon sorry to say but youve been lobotomized. if you got punched youd recoil and whine. and here you would differentiate with pain and not-pain, and prefer not-pain. it isnt just stuff, youre just disengaged because youre disaffected. youre disaffected because youre withdrawn. its ultimately your choice to participate and involve yourself in the world or not. this post seems like a cry for help. if you want something that isnt mundane search for the supermundane. otherwise remain a plant brain as you seem to want to be.