Filed under: Uncategorized , usa, animals, wolves, nature, ft. hood, fort hood, extremism, military, army
November 10, 2009 • 10:41 pm 0
On the violence at Ft. Hood, Texas….
August 20, 2009 • 2:14 am 0
Dog saves wheelchair bound man from fire
August 17, 2009 • 5:45 am 1
Magus Fenrir Therion Steps down:
As most of you know, I, Magus Fenrir Therion, have been a Templar (public representative) for the Therian Temple for several years now. My duties have included running the official Therian Temple website and forum as well as being a press contact and speaking on behalf of Therian Temple to the public.
I have enjoyed and readily given my efforts and energies to all things Therian Temple, and I am thankful to have been given the opportunity to represent this great organization.
However, I will no longer be attending this post for the Therian Temple.
HP N. Noctis has already taken over the rest of the online aspects of running the Therian Temple, and she will be the primary contact for now. Her direct email is noctiscultus@gmail.com.
You may still reach the OvB via info@theriantemple.org .
The reason for my resignation from Templar status is not that I have grown lazy or infirm, but rather that I will not be able to provide online assistance, nor will I be able to be in frequent contact with the public or press.
At the end this month, I will be moving into my new computer-less home and effectively, living “off the grid”.
I will only be able to access email perhaps once every month or month and a half (sometimes longer) when I visit my family’s home, and only my close friends will have my cellphone number.
For those of you who are fellow environmentalist, isolationists and/or naturalists who may be interested in this lifestyle, visit the following links for information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-the-grid
http://www.offthegrid.com/
http://www.off-grid.net/
http://www.livingoffgrid.org/
http://www.small-cabin.com/small-cabin-off-grid.html
Thanks for all the memories, HAIL THE INNER BEAST!
Magus Fenrir Therion
Ordo vir Bestia, Therian Temple
http://theriantemple.org
Filed under: Uncategorized , fenrir, magus, temple, therian
August 11, 2009 • 10:55 am 0
Devoted Dog guards owner’s body after fatal road accident in Queensland
“A SCRUFFY bitser dog called Moja was hailed a hero yesterday after sticking by his dead master’s side for two days and guiding rescuers to the hidden spot where the Queensland man crashed his car.”
….”Police, family, friends and two AGL rescue helicopters began searching, but with a 1000sq km radius to cover, trying to find the white Nissan utility was like looking for a needle in a haystack.
But on Saturday a woman from a farmhouse near Curra decided to investigate a dog barking for hours on end.
She found the crash site – and Moja sitting next to Mr Drew’s body beside the vehicle.”
Read the full article [ here ].
Filed under: Uncategorized , animals, australia, dog
August 8, 2009 • 4:09 pm 0
Happy Templum Natalis!
Today is the Four-Year Anniversary of the opening of the Therian Temple to Public Membership and the 2-year anniversary of the first publication of Liber Bestia Ritus!
Previous to the establishment of publicly-accessible Membership, there was only the Therian Bible and the small group of founding members, who are now known as the Ordo Vir Bestia.
The addition of Liber Bestia Ritus to the Therian Bible gave Therian Magicians everywhere a new set of useful organized Therian Rituals which were advanced beyond the existing Basic Shift Rituals.
The Ordo vir Bestia has ordained that this day be our first officially celebrated Holiday among all those within the Therian Temple, and shall be called “Templum Natalis” (Birthday of the Temple).
In observance of this Holiday, today would be a great day for Therian Rituals, studying the Therian Bible and Liber Bestia Ritus, and to give to / support Animal Charities.
Filed under: Uncategorized , holiday, temple, therian
August 7, 2009 • 11:00 am 0
Extinct Walking Bat Found; Upends Evolutionary Theory
“Scientists had long thought that the lesser short-tailed bat evolved its walking preference independently.
Since the bat’s native habitat lacks predators, researchers reasoned that—much like flightless birds on isolated islands—the bat had adapted to its safer surroundings in part by walking.
But the discovery of fossils of a now extinct walking bat in northwestern Queensland, Australia, suggests that the modern-day bats descended from 20-million-year-old Australian relatives.
“We were amazed to find they were virtually identical to the bats in New Zealand today,” said study leader Sue Hand, a paleontologist at the University of New South Wales in Sydney.”
Read full article [ here ].
Filed under: Uncategorized , animals, australia, bats, evolution, new zealand
• 10:58 am 0
Animal groups in court over Helmsley fortune
“Three of the country’s largest animal welfare groups on Monday accused the trustees of Leona Helmsley’s estate of a “scheme to deprive dog welfare charities” of their stake in the real estate baroness’ fortune. They filed a petition in Manhattan Surrogate Court arguing that Helmsley, who died in 2007, specified in her will that her multibillion-dollar estate should be used to help dogs, and the trustees disregarded those wishes.”
Read the full article [ here ].
Filed under: Uncategorized , animals, court, Helmsley, news
July 28, 2009 • 3:50 pm 0
New Site & Blog Layout
The Therian Temple’s official website has been edited and re-designed.
New Site & Blog Design by HP Natassja Noctis.
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June 10, 2009 • 2:57 pm 0
Genetic Difference Found in Wild vs. Tame Animals
A study of nasty and nice lab rats has scientists on the verge of knowing the genes that separate wild animals like lions and wolves from their tame cousins, cats and dogs.
Unlike their wild ancestors, house pets and other domesticated animals share the trait of tameness, meaning they tolerate or even seek out human presence. New research, which is published in the June issue of the journal Genetics and involved the interbreeding of friendly and aggressive rats, reveals gene regions that influence the opposing behaviors.
Read the full article:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20090610/sc_livescience/geneticdifferencefoundinwildvstameanimals
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