Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

30 January 2026 23:08

Gods are not anthropomorphic, humans are theomorphic

When atheists (which includes jews, christians and philosophers) claim that Paganism is primitive because of how Pagan Gods resemble humans, you could and should point out that from a Pagan perspective it’s the opposite. Gods don’t look like men. Men look like Gods. The latter came first and created humans based on themselves. Humans are Godlike, but less powerful than Gods. In christianity (judaism for the goyim) god is nothing like men, even though he created the latter in his image according to Genesis. Yet christian/jewish god doesn’t eat, doesn’t bleed, doesn’t even sleep. Philosophers like Xenophobes, Socrates, Plato etc are also against Pagan tradition of Gods as literal physical beings because philosophy is basically proto-science and can’t coexist with any religious belief.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

29 January 2026 22:46

If a belief is "invalid," because there was a, quote, "break in the transmission" or "no initiation going all the way back," that would make every belief system including Traditionalistism™ invalid.

Axial belief systems, i.e. perennialism, platonism, buddhism, christianity, zoroastrianism, islam, et al, state a-long-time-ago far-far-away their belief system was the true-truth™ & the founder of that system just rediscovered it through secret revelation or whatever. That literally means all of these belief systems have within themselves supposed "breaks from tradition." Ipso facto, according to their logic, their religions are invalid & fake. So we can see this argument, when applied back to them, destroys their own positions.

All the justification we need is that these were actual beliefs possessed by our actual forefathers. Continuing to act as they do, is the restoration of actual tradition. Our blood is genetic continuity, therefore it is through our blood alone that gives us justification via inheritance

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

28 January 2026 23:20

At once pious and extremely nervous, she believed in every species of portent, divination, proverb, and vision; also in such things as sacred imbeciles, household demons, wood spirits, unlucky encounters, spells, popular medicines, Thursday salt, and an ever-imminent end to the world. Again, she placed much faith in such ideas as that, if a lighted candle lasts through the night preceding Easter Day, the buckwheat crops will come up well; that, should a human eye chance to fall upon a mushroom during the process of its growth, such growth will terminate forthwith; that the devil loves to be where-soever there is water; and that all Jews bear on their breasts a blood-red stain.

I.Turgenev
Fathers and Sons

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

28 January 2026 03:51

There’s been only one somewhat pro-Pagan movie in human history. And it’s pretty much completely unknown. Latvian Namejs Ring (aka The Pagan King). Wrote a review of it years ago. Still the relatively high-budget movie with Pagan characters and without subversion.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

27 January 2026 20:23

They are shitting all over Greek Mythology

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

26 January 2026 15:43

And some people still ask why I hate buddhism

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

25 January 2026 00:01

The Temple of Concord, Valley of the Temples, Agrigento, Sicily, Italy

Photographer: Konrad Hel

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

22 January 2026 23:05

Now when they came to the smithy, Sindri laid a pigskin in the hearth and bade Brokkr blow, and did not cease work until he took out of the hearth that which he had laid therein. But when he went out of the smithy, while the other dwarf was blowing, straightway a fly settled upon his hand and stung: yet he blew on as before, until the smith took the work out of the hearth; and it was a boar, with mane and bristles of gold. Next, he laid gold in the hearth and bade Brokkr blow and cease not from his blast until he should return. He went out; but again the fly came and settled on Brokkr’s neck, and bit now half again as hard as before; yet he blew even until the smith took from the hearth that gold ring which is called Draupnir.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

22 January 2026 03:34

The Gathering

Bonnie Marris

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

21 January 2026 00:38

Shared some interesting stuff on my Slavic channel. Check it out here: /channel/Slavic_Pagan/420

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

19 January 2026 00:01

Slavic spindle whorl with a swastika

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

18 January 2026 18:55

My First Snow

V.Homiak

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

17 January 2026 15:17

Slavic accessories and weapons approx. 1st c.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

17 January 2026 12:34

Slavic burial accessories XV-XIII BC

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

16 January 2026 10:17

The Silence of a Winter Forest

Olga Kvasha

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

29 January 2026 23:01

Most christians think they have an unbroken tradition from the first apostles to modern priesthood. What most christians don’t know is that christianity was destroyed and re-invented countless times throughout history. For example, take Russian Orthodox Church. It claims to have an unbroken tradition too. But it was created on September 8th, 1943 when Stalin decided to start a new church with KGB agents as priests. And that’s just a recent example. Let’s take an ancient one. Apostle Paul, infamously never even met Jesus. He created christianity ignoring the real apostles who were against him bringing in non-jews.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

29 January 2026 00:07

Vague christianized leftovers of the ancient Slavic world oak tree in N.Gogol’s "May Night, or the Drowned Maiden"

"If men had wings like birds, how high they could fly. But ah! not even our oaks reach the sky. Still people say there is in some distant land a
tree whose top reaches to heaven, and that God descends by it on the earth, the night before Easter."

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

28 January 2026 11:08

The Pagan King (Namej’s ring)

Real pro-Pagan film

I’ll tell right away that this is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time, because it’s the only example of a big historical movie set in pre-christian Europe (the very days of conversion) which is clearly pro-Pagan. This probably has to do with it being a Lithuanian film. As I already wrote before Balts were some of the most enduring Pagans in Europe. It took three crusades to force them into officially becoming christian.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

27 January 2026 21:10

I wonder why people are still under the impression that a modern movie can be good. Seriously, how many times can one be fooled before quitting for good? No, there won’t be a based hidden gem movie. Not in this economy. Unless you are willing to watch something filmed on an iPhone. All movies need producers, all producers are jews (or their puppets).

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

26 January 2026 18:27

Buddhism tried to turn Japanese (and many other people) into vegan cucks and it almost worked.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

26 January 2026 15:41

Did you know Buddhism bans onions, garlic, leeks, chives and scallions because it makes men heterosexual? 👀

All of these herbs are great for men's reproductive health & testosterone levels:
:Onions:
:Garlic:
:Leeks:
:Chives:
:Scallions:

Buddhism also bans the consumption of meat, which is also beneficial to men's health as seen here.

You can read about Buddhism's crash-out against these excellent foods for men's mental, reproductive and physical health here.

In fact if you read it, eating meat is akin to eating a child, you will be reborn as a tiger or a wolf, you will go to the worst of buddhist hells for eating meat and you can be reborn as a rich god for not eating meat. Need I remind people that eating meat was an actual ancient Pagan practice established by Gods via animal sacrifice. Ergo the prohibition of eating meat is in itself anti-pagan as well.

This not only proves Buddhism's anti-life agenda, but also many Buddhists, as shown in the video, are quite open about why these are evil in Buddhism

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

23 January 2026 22:35

The Basilisk
by Justin Gerard

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

22 January 2026 04:35

Wolves as enemies of evil

In some heavily christianized, but nevertheless valuable folklore tales from Ukraine, Albania and Estonia wolves hunt and eat evil spirits called chorts. This ancient antagonism is explained in a following myth. God created all living things, but chort wanted to create some too. He made wolves and tried to sick them on God, but wolves did not obey their wicked creator. God ordered them to attack chort which they did and bit off his heels. This is why chorts limp.
People say that if not for wolves and Perun’s lighting bolts regularly killing chorts the latter would breed to the point of them filling the entire world.

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

21 January 2026 04:33

From the times of Nestor to the present day, meeting a priest, monk, or nun has been considered unlucky: it foretells unexpected misfortune, loss, or failure in an undertaking. Therefore, commoners, upon encountering a priest or a monk, hasten to return home or spit three times on the ground.

A.Afanasyev

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

19 January 2026 00:03

Slavic spindle whorl with swastikas

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

18 January 2026 23:07

Slavic clay pots with swastikas

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

18 January 2026 03:08

Wolf in a Winter Landscape

Stepan Kolesnikov

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

17 January 2026 14:38

Slavic VI c accessories

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

16 January 2026 17:16

Photo by Carlos González Ximénez

Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)

15 January 2026 23:38

Their [Slavic] women are more sensitive than any others in the world. When, for example, their husband dies, many look upon it as their own death and freely smother themselves, not wanting to continue their lives as widows.

Strategikon of Maurice