I never wanted to be a part of any group, until I came across | Mana of Moria

I never wanted to be a part of any group, until I came across a certain group, which was initially on YouTube. Eventually the group moved to telegram, it is the native European folk heritage/traditions/faiths circle on telegram.

This was a unique group of people, the like of which I haven’t seen yet. Members of the group gathered around important issues, and agreed on some major points, however, the people of this group do not think in dogmatic terms.

The group allowed us to come together on important issues that touch us all, while still allowing us to be ourselves, be freethinking individuals.

We all understand that we are individuals on own unique paths of life, each one of us is on our own level of understanding and awareness, and we all go with our own sources of information that make sense to us personally.

Although we share some views, we don’t agree on every little thing, and we are OK with that. This group doesn’t require everybody to gather behind one single worldview. All members of the group are in control of developing their own worldview, but it just so happens that somehow, naturally, our worldviews match up, not 100% but a large portion of each one of our worldviews aligns.

This is why I say that this is a unique group. We are a group not because some leader told us that we must all believe in one specific set of beliefs, follow one single worldview that was designed for us. No we are a group because each one of us were in different part of the world, on our own unique journey of life, and somehow we were drawn to one another, we found each other because we share the same views and so much of what we believe aligns, or at least this is my personal view of it