Arrowheads are reminders of the past, Native Americans used them centuries ago to survive. ... This shiny object covered in the black enamel of this meaningless world can be chiseled away and return it to its original value of meaning. ... The color in the post-apocalyptic world gives hope that the world can someday return to what it was, a vibrant color filled haven. ...
Also why are people returning to this and other, so called, pagan religions? ... They were the native healers of the Celts. ... "Farmer's gates were unhinged and left in ditches, people's horses were moved to different fields" (druidry) The second fire festival of the year is Imbolc, which occurs on February 1, marks the return of the light, since this was the beginning of life being noticeable starting to grow above the earth and the fields began to be soft enough to plow. ...
Worldviews, otherwise known as mental lenses, are what many people dismiss as just "the way things are" (Olsen, pg. 1). The fact of the matter is the concept of "how things are" can vary from culture to culture depending on their worldview. Worldviews are exactly what they say they are: how an individual or culture views the world. Much of one's worldview is held in the depths of the unconscious. They are more of a "mental reflex" then a consciously thought-out idea. ...
Hundreds of years ago Native American Indians lived out in the environment using only what the land had to provide and I think that they did a pretty great job at what they did. ... (metaphorically speaking of course) Obviously we can't just all return to living off the land like Indians did, but we can incorporate their methods of living into ours. ...
