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The Tenth Day of Yuletide - December 29
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rbowman
Dec 30, 2011, 11:14:30 PM12/30/11
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THE TENTH DAY OF YULETIDE - December 29
The tenth day of Yuletide, we light a candle and remember Steadfastness.
Steadfastness - from the Old English meaning, literally, "staying fast to
one's place" - is vital for success on both the personal and the group
level. It is often easy to exert immense effort for a short period of time,
but soon we tire, our tenacity wavers, and our will to persevere fades away.
A lack of Steadfastness undermines our attempts to diet, to complete a book
manuscript, or to fight year after year for a cause that matters to us.
Conversely, Steadfastness can give us victory in all these things, great and
small alike.
Let us be Steadfast!
This day I will pour a libation to all those who have persevered in the
modern Reawakening of the Germanic Way.
I will be Steadfast this day.
Steve McNallen
Asatru Folk Ass! embly
http://runestone.org
The tenth day of Yuletide, we light a candle and remember Steadfastness.
Steadfastness - from the Old English meaning, literally, "staying fast to
one's place" - is vital for success on both the personal and the group
level. It is often easy to exert immense effort for a short period of time,
but soon we tire, our tenacity wavers, and our will to persevere fades away.
A lack of Steadfastness undermines our attempts to diet, to complete a book
manuscript, or to fight year after year for a cause that matters to us.
Conversely, Steadfastness can give us victory in all these things, great and
small alike.
Let us be Steadfast!
This day I will pour a libation to all those who have persevered in the
modern Reawakening of the Germanic Way.
I will be Steadfast this day.
Steve McNallen
Asatru Folk Ass! embly
http://runestone.org
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