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A place for Folkish European (Aryan) Pagans to honor the Gods and Ancestral traditions
Applies to every 20th century pseudo-intellectual
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This is unironically greater than any AI shit will ever be
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—What’s the God like? Old, young?
—Haven’t you been in a church?
—I have.
—Haven’t you seen then? There’s a lot of different Gods there. Both old and young. After all, there’s a lot of Gods.
A Belarusian interviewed from a collection of ethnographic research conducted from 1992 to 2012 and preserved in U.Lobach’s 2013 monograph (think about those numbers). Clearly the interviewee considered major christian figures to be different Gods. The icons seen in the church which featuring saints, angels and jesus were used to support the claim. Such profound misunderstanding of christian doctrine is yet another proof of the superficial character of christianization in Europe (especially Eastern parts of it).
While coming from Reddit pagan aka not a pagan at all, the sentiment is common among the real deal guys, especially those in US. Honestly, I have no solution. The issues is far too complex to solve on one’s own. In a better world we’d never have to deal with it.
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As much as I hate the original Troy, this new adaptation will be hilariously bad. Left just lost all self-awareness after 2020.
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ᛦ Dissecting the New Age ᛦ
Due to popular demand from the Kvasir Commencement show & subsequent poll, we have the great folks at the Norrœna Society returning on the Pagan Revivalist Show to dissect the New Age!
This will be a two-part show due not only to it's importance to address, but also how we can overcome New Age influences by using actual Traditionalist approaches with faith leaders.
For the Dissecting the New Age show, we will go over:
• Clearly defining the New Age.
• Differentiating UPG et al from the New Age.
• The history of the New Age, from Axiality to today.
• Listing the elements of the New Age & tracing them back to their origins.
This is a show a lot of people have been interested in & we are glad to make it actualized. Stay tuned to the channel for updates on the date & time of this anticipated show!
An illustration of a spectre in a marsh
Irving Montagu
We are also struck in no small way by what tradition tells us about his physical appearance. The rachitic, bulging eyes; the recessed, snub nose; the bald head and the pot belly must have made him appear hideous even to himself, for already during his lifetime, people had begun to compare him to Silenus. "Socrates," says Nietzsche, "belonged to the dregs of the populace, Socrates was rabble. One understands, one sees for oneself even now how ugly he was. But ugliness constitutes an objection. Among the Greeks, it amounted to a refutation. Was Socrates really a Greek?"
Ludwig Klages
ᚳ Kvasir Commencement ᚳ
Join us live in 12 hours as we interview the first graduating class of the grand Kvasir Academy!
For far too long has our grand revival dreamed of building our own higher level institutions for our spiritual leaders. Mark Puryear from the Norrœna Society changed that with Kvasir! Him & his team through decades of research launched Kvasir, which resulted in it's first graduating class to lead our folk back home, to make Pagan Revivalism Inevitable!
This is a show you will not want to miss, as you will get the first glimpse at the future of Heathenry! After the interview we will be having a brief Q&A with you, the audience! Click the link /channel/Pagan_Revivalism?livestream as we give these amazing graduates their well-earned & well-deserved Kvasir Commencement!
Flashback over a sun and two moons ago where we gave a hot-take which made some upset.
Nature veneration, i.e. loving, respecting and taking care of the home of Gods, spirits, animals, plants & ourselves is an essential part of pre-axial ancestral faith systems. Once axiality takes hold, as we've shown, the land & everything therein suffers.
In hinduism, axiality is king, especially in yoga philosophy (its most popular sect). In yoga, their first principle is "life = suffering" and the whole goal is to escape reincarnation to die forever. According to them, the ganges has a current so strong it can wash away your sins while you're alive. Furthermore, if your remains are cast into it after death, the current is so strong, it'll prevent you from being reborn so you can die forever.
And this most holy thing, according to them, is treated so poorly with body parts, feces, industrial waste & islands of plastic, one cannot conclude anything apart from the potent toxicity in the anti-life nature of axiality.
The early Christian kings and the medieval church did everything to denigrate the pagan gods and the people worshipping them. They even had various literary strategies to rob the gods of their divine status or devalue them, such as euhemerism, demonology, and idol parody. Some of these strategies were thus applied by authors, for example, in the early chronicles and hagiographical texts written in Latin, but also in the medieval Kings’ Sagas and other texts written in Old Norse. These strategies were probably also used in oral performances, for example in sermons or in other gatherings at, for example, assembly meetings or in the chieftain’s hall. Although the early Christian kings and church wanted to eradicate the cult of the polytheistic gods and their myths, it seems that they did not completely succeed in this. The memory of the old gods lived on long after the official conversion was made.
O.Sundqvist
According to Athenian tradition, the earliest kings of Athens are autochthonous, sprung from the very soil of Attica like plants; accordingly, their descendants the Athenians are natives, indigenous in the most literal sense, and not immigrants, and their relationship to the land is that of offspring to mother. As a homeland, then, Attica is inalienable from Athenians. Although other persons may occupy it, it can never really be theirs.
W.F. Hansen
We learn that Athenians generally accepted the myth as true…Nevertheless, a skeptical minority rejected elements of the old stories that were inconsistent with their own experience of the world, in this case the representation of the north wind as a living being who might take a human maiden for his bride.
W.F. Hansen
Revivalism 118
Kult vs Cult
A Kult (the historical term) is dedicated worship to a singular diety, whilst not denying the others, nor the legends. An example of this would be the Kult of Athena.
A Cult, by contrast, is the modernized definition which basically means a new spiritual sect following a leader(s) and the teachings of said leader(s), which abandons or rewrites traditional faith usually with bad intentions or results. An example is the heavens gate Cult. In antiquity, the Orphean Cult would fall under this category.
K Kults and C Cults exist now and in antiquity. Knowing the difference early on is the best safeguard against heretical beliefs, but also to prevent falling victim to those who seek personal power and praise at your expense.
An example of Pagan marriage not really being about love, but rather duty and family honor. Even Helen of Troy didn’t choose her husband.
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Pagan marriage is not build on love
Ancients, who were far smarter than us, realized that a marriage is not a unity of individuals, but of families. Hence the almost complete lack of divorces in the old days, because instead of your own reputation and honor taking a hit, you would be shaming your entire clan. A high-trust society can’t be built on individualism. When marriage is about two individuals and their feelings it can break easily. An individual has a much easier time breaking the vows and staining his own reputation because of muh feels. When this keeps happening it ruins the very idea of vows and leads to large-scale collapse of trust.
Then over her with scornful laugh the son
Of Peleus vaunted: “In the dust lie there
A prey to teeth of dogs, to ravens' beaks,
Thou wretched thing! Who cozened thee to come
Forth against me? And thoughtest thou to fare
Home from the war alive, to bear with thee
Right royal gifts from Priam the old king,
Thy guerdon for slain Argives? Ha, 'twas not
The Immortals who inspired thee with this thought,
Who know that I of heroes mightiest am,
The Danaans' light of safety, but a woe
To Trojans and to thee, O evil-starred!
Nay, but it was the darkness-shrouded Fates
And thine own folly of soul that pricked thee on
To leave the works of women, and to fare
To war, from which strong men shrink shuddering back.”
Quintus of Smyrna
By embracing the faith of the gospel, the Christians incurred the supposed guilt of an unnatural and unpardonable offence. They dissolved the sacred ties of custom and education, violated the religious institutions of their country, and presumptuously despised whatever their fathers had believed as true, or had reverenced as sacred. Nor was this apostasy (if we may use the expression) merely of a partial or local kind; since the pious deserter who withdrew himself from the temples of Egypt or Syria, would equally disdain to seek an asylum in those of Athens or Carthage. Every Christian rejected with contempt the superstitions of his family, his city, and his province.
E.Gibbon
Aristophanes, in whose savage ridicule—perhaps!—the love of the ancient religiosity wages war with the self-seeking "enlightenment" of an already secular atmosphere, has, with sure instinct, in his comedy "The Clouds," selected Socrates as the very embodiment of the vendor of sophistries; contemptuously, he says that, with dialectical fallacies as a foundation, the sophist’s only purpose is to undermine tradition.
Likewise, he was a Sophist to the letter in his ceaseless war against traditional order and traditional morality.
Ludwig Klages
In a profound sense, he is the Greek world’s unacknowledged forerunner of the Christian consciousness. Nietzsche goes so far as to attack Socrates as the instigator of the "revolt of the slaves in morality." With him there appears for the first time the unbounded self-mastery of an alien-racial and, so to speak, international rationalism. He even referred to himself as a "citizen of the world."
Ludwig Klages
Empires and Axiality
An empire is, by definition, an anti-Pagan multicultural, multinational state where, new additions to the imperial state are at first seen as second citizens at best, but eventually are either the majority or at least a constant, culturally relevant part of the society. Axiality is what creates empires, but it also destroys them like a virus it is. No connection to Blood and Soil makes the core nation of the empire weaker and weaker, accumulating a mass of new, foreign elements to the point where being a Roman means just being part of Roman Empire. When foreign mass reaches a critical point the empire collapses. All empires from China (Qin dynasty), to India (Maurya dynasty) and the West (Imperium Romanum, Russian Empire, British Empire) fell because instead of a steady foundation of Pagan particularism they chose anti-Pagan universalisty.
For years I’ve been telling people that communist star is just a variation of the star of David. The famous star in Kremlin was just jews putting their stamp on USSR since they founded it. By the way, Christmas tree stars are also a variation of magen dawid. The most common decoration christians use is ironically as jewish as it gets.
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The Older Gulaþing Law states that if a man is a believer and sacrifices, he has fortified all his property (in money), and shall confess and do penance before Christ, but if he refuses, then he shall be outlawed. This must have been an effective action in order to dismantle the Old Norse religion in Western Norway in the Early Middle Ages. Similar regulations appear also in the earliest Icelandic law collection, called Grágás.
O.Sundqvist
Nowadays even dumb fun shows like Primal can’t help themselves and ruin the story with wokeness. Leftists just don’t understand how it looks to normal people.
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