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A place for Folkish Pagans who oppose the subversive modernity.
Christianity and Communism are very close spiritually and ideologically. This is a fairly well-known concept that has been adopted by various thinkers, from Thomas More to Lev Tolstoy. Few people know that the world's first socialist state was established in Paraguay and was based on the ideas of Catholic Jesuits before Marx created his teachings. The "Society of Jesus" - the Jesuit religious order - in the Catholic Church was roughly equivalent to the KGB in the Soviet Union.
𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐯𝐝𝐚
The official Soviet news organ, article dated April 30, 2013. Самсонов, Александр.
Please share and help if able! This family sacrifices for our folk and consistently puts the folk first! Let's unite and return the reciprocity!!
One people United in purpose!
Deeds not words! Let's live it!!!
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Top is average Christian mentality, bottom one is average white pagan mentality
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Never forget that, even though modern christians consider muslims a threat, christians killed more Europeans than any other religious group in history.
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At 7pm eastern time, join us as we interview Mark Puryear, accomplished author, devout heathen, director of the Norrœna Society, on Germanic Law!
We will be discussing:
• Mark's experience writing Æfinlọgr?
• Are law-codes pre-abrahamic?
• Do law-codes come from men or Gods?
• What are the elements and structure of Germanic Law?
• What are the Nine Nids?
• What are the tribal similarities & differences in Germanic Law?
• How Germanic Law can be reimplemented in our Revival?
• Audience Q&A
At Pagan Revivalism, we strive to give you the best shows, covering in-depth topics of history, theology and how these can be harnessed in our grand Pagan Revival!
Here's the link to the stream and I can't wait to see you there!
/channel/Pagan_Revivalism?livestream
On first of April this year,a terrorist organization named "Vëllazëria Muslimane" (Muslim brotherhood in Albanian) has murdered an UÇK veteran,showing to Albania that islam and Albanian Nationalism don't work together.
Glory to the heroes,glory to Albania
Muhamed Lika presente🇦🇱⚡️
"There's nothing they hate more than Hitler AND Jesus!"
Which is why at least three different Jesus flicks are coming out this year playing in all major theaters.
Meanwhile, Hitler only gets Europa: The Last Battle - which is censored everywhere.
Happy 4/20, everyone!
https://x.com/coal_christian/status/1914158704821215428
The gods were, in a sense, literally present in their sanctuaries. Greeks constantly, in documents and contexts of very different kinds, referred to what we would call a statue of a particular god simply by that god’s name; in representations on vases of scenes set in temples, it is often unclear whether we are looking at a statue or at an actual god. To be sure, they knew that statues were made by craftsmen from physical materials; and plain statements that statues are gods, or that gods are statues, are not to be found.
R.Parker
One of the greatest advantages of Paganism is often ignored. Unlike christians with their insane doctrine of equality and self-hatred, we can easily practice what we preach. Paganism is what built the West so it just comes very naturally with no need to adapt ourselves to the religion.
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Christians had severed the traditional bond between religion and a "nation" or people. The ancients took for granted that religion was indissolubly linked to a particular city or people. Indeed, there was no term for religion in the sense we now use it to refer to the beliefs and practices of a specific group of people or of a voluntary association divorced from ethnic or national identity.
The idea of an association of people bound together by a religious allegiance with its own traditions and beliefs, its own history, and its own way of life independent of a particular city or nation was foreign to the ancients. Religion belonged to a people, and it was bestowed on an individual by the people or nation from which one came or in which one lived.
From: The Christians as the Romans Saw Them by Robert Louis Wilken.
Atheistic pagans don’t want a religion. What they are trying to build is a subculture. Something one can boil down to clothes and gatherings with no real belief behind those. That’s why they insist on Paganism having no orthodoxy, which is wrong. Paganism was and still is a religion which serves as a fundament of practice. The atheistic side tries to subvert this order starting with practice and ignoring belief.
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But you can vote now! Doesn’t that feel great? Having an opportunity to waste time and paper supporting some jewish puppet?
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Correction: Varg and his fans don’t actually believe in Gods. That’s why we need fakes sacrificed. Those guys just give us a bad name.
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Why do they blackwash European Gods when one can just make a movie based on African myths? Oh, right, modern cinema is just a humiliation ritual for White youth.
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After Herakles had returned from the underworld, he justly bore his most famous epithet, Kallinikos, "glorious victor". The victory glorious among all victories was surely that over death, and Herakles, almost alone among all gods and heroes, was thus called. It became customary…to write up over the door:
‘Here dwells the Glorious Victor, Herakles,
The son of Zeus; let nothing evil enter.’
‘Evil’ means above all else death, which people preferred not to mention openly…Herakles alone was able to drive away this evil when it was already in the house and he came almost too late and by chance.
Karl Kerenyi
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐒𝐃𝐀𝐏 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦 𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐟𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭
Many people cite the party program's 24th point relating to "Positive Christianity" as to mean the party is Christian itself, while conveniently leaving out the parts on race + religious freedom.
Positive Christianity in itself is a stance. A stance of religious freedom for the sake of common good at the expense of the individual.
"We demand liberty for all religion’s denominations in the State, so far as they are not a danger to it and do not militate against the moral feelings of the GERMAN RACE. The Party, as such, stands for positive Christianity, but does not bind itself in the matter of creed to any particular confession. It combats the Jewish-materialist spirit within us and without us, and is convinced that our nation can only achieve permanent health from within on the principle: The Common Interest before Self." [1]
The implications of this would mean that the race is more important than the religious denominations. So theoretically if any religion (Christianity included) were to in fact go against the moral feelings of the race, then the state would take measures to combat religious teachings in favor of racial teachings. Which is in fact what Hitler advocated for. (see this too)
Later on in 1943, the NSDAP publishing house then published "Das Parteiprogramm Wesen, Grundsaetze Und Ziele Der NSDAP" in which they explicitly stated the 24th point of the program (mentioned above) is in fact for the race above religion:
"What we call good is considered evil by others. What we call God appears to others as the devil. In terms of state policy, however, the first condition must be freedom of religious belief, if only from the point of view that the suppression of a politically neutral spiritual experience can, through oppression, become a politically oriented one. MORALITY IS ENTIRELY RACIALLY DETERMINED AND NOT ABSTRACTLY CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT, OR MUSLIM. German custom is a Germanic attitude to life to which Christianity assimilated itself. It is therefore the duty of every German, and thus of the German state, to cultivate the customs and morality inherent in their race and, where these have been disregarded, to re-enforce them." [2]
Thus, they didn't base their moral feeling on Christianity but primarily on the feelings of the racial soul of the people.
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At this year’s Sumarmál, we witnessed something that many would call a sign from the gods.
As anyone in South Dakota knows, spring weather can be unpredictable—sunshine one moment, rain or snow the next. Friday began cold and wet, but we were undeterred. We gathered under a pavilion, lit a fire outside, and held a sumbl. As we introduced ourselves and spoke of our family lines, we saw bonds forming. Hails were given to our ancestors and to one another. That evening closed with a sense of anticipation for what the next day would bring.
Saturday morning remained cold and overcast. The sun refused to break through, and with all our games and the blót planned outdoors, concern began to set in.
Around noon, one of our men rallied others to begin grappling matches, keeping spirits high. Meanwhile, our team of chefs worked diligently to prepare the sacred stew. Then we decided to add the 9 sacred herbs and offering a prayer to the gods.
As we blessed the stew and read aloud from our lore, something changed. The sun emerged. The wind calmed. Warmth returned. What followed was nothing short of perfect weather—just in time for our games and the ritual to begin.
As evening approached, we lit our sacred fire, and our sunwheel, leading the procession to our vé. The fires glowed, the wind remained still, and the moon and stars shined.
At the vé, we performed the Smyrja—anointing the statue of Odin with ghee and the nine sacred herbs. We then held Sigrblót, calling on Odin for victory and blessings for our folk. As we made our offerings, we watched the fire for signs and omens.
Once the ritual concluded and the vé was respectfully broken down, the wind picked up again—as if holding off just long enough for us to complete our work.
That night we returned to the pavilion for more sumbl, handed out trophies to our contest winners, and ended Sumarmál under the stars, grappling and raising our voices in hails to the gods, ancestors, and folk.
It was a beautiful sight to witness—and an even greater blessing to be a part of. Thank you all for the opportunity to be among the folk and our gods. They look upon us with pride as we reforge our ancestral traditions together.
- Kyle Davis
^ pretty sure it’s from a Reich era publication
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Zoroaster and his spiritual descendants, Jesus, Mahomet, and many less successful Saviours, made of the world a vast battleground on which Ahura Mazda and Angra Mainyu (under these or other names) are waging a perpetual war for dominion, over the whole world, and since the two almost omnipotent deities somehow need men to fight for them, every human being must necessarily take part in the desperate war for the world, and if he does not fight for the good god, he is serving the evil one.
It becomes the duty of every "righteous" man to preach the new gospel to all the world, as was done by Zoroaster and his disciples, but when the evil god’s troops are so perversely obdurate to rhetoric that they will not desert their commander, they must be destroyed.
R.Oliver
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In the criminal law of Athens we meet with the term asebeia—literally: impiety or disrespect towards the gods.
The word itself conveys the idea that the law particularly had offences against public worship in view; and this is confirmed by the fact that a number of such offences—from the felling of sacred trees to the profanation of the Eleusinian Mysteries—were treated as asebeia. When, in the next place, towards the close of the 5th c. B.C., free-thinking began to assume forms which seemed dangerous to the religion of the State, theoretical denial of the gods was also included under asebeia. From about the beginning of the Peloponnesian War to the close of the 4th c. B.C., there are on record a number of prosecutions of philosophers who were tried and condemned for denial of the gods. The indictment seems in most cases—the trial of Socrates is the only one of which we know details—to have been on the charge of asebeia…
A.B. Drachmann
Part 2 "The Volga German Genocide":
Finally, in 1941, by order of Stalin, all ethnic Germans of Russia were deported to forced labor gulag concentration camps located in Siberia and other areas of Central Asia, leading to genocide. Later, with the opening of the borders after the collapse of the Soviet Union, several survivors chose to emigrate to Germany.
The Soviet regime stated that the evacuation was a preventive measure so that the German population would not be misled into collaborating with the German Army rather than a punitive measure, and they did not reveal the sentence to the forced labor camps. Stalin allegedly gave the following "secret" order to the NKVD, produced in German controlled Latvia on September 20, 1941:
"After the house search, tell everyone who is scheduled to be deported that, according to the government's decision, they are being sent to other regions of the USSR. Transport the entire family in one car until the train station, but at the station, heads of families must be loaded into a separate train car prepared especially for them. Their families are deported for special settlements in the far away regions of the Union. [Family members] must not know about the forthcoming separation from the head of the family."
The reason for separating the men is that they were all destined for forced labor camps, Trudarmee (NKVD labor army). The deported and enslaved Germans coined this phrase, whereas Soviet documents only referred to "labor obligations" or "labor regulations." Men between the ages of 15 and 55 and, later, women between the ages of 16 and 45 were forced to do labor in the forests and mines of Siberia and Central Asia under conditions similar to that prevalent in the Gulag forced labor camps, while other Germans were directly deported to Gulag forced labor camps.
Zbruch idol’s warrior God by Brother Bjorn
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It has been argued that, during the Migration Period, the god Ullr was associated with the use of so-called “oath-rings”. This suggestion is supported by the Eddic poem Atlakviða, which recounts an oath being sworn “by Ull’s ring,” as well as by archaeological evidence in the form of dozens of miniature ring amulets that were recovered during excavations at Lilla Ullevi (“little cult site of Ullr”) in Sweden.
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
Odin’s wife Frigg is the oldest continually known Germanic goddess. Her name appears in the Anglo-Saxon transliteration of the Roman names of the days of the week. The modern designation of the sixth day, Friday, which corresponds to the Latin dies Veneris, Venus’ Day, is named after her from the Anglo-Saxon Fricg (Frycg), Old Norse Frigg, Old Saxon Frî, Old High German Frîja. That Frigg is identified with Venus, the Roman Goddess of Love, is fitting considering her name is thought to derive from a proto-Germanic word, *friyo, from the Indo-European root *priya, “dear, beloved.”
Frigg is widely recorded as Odin’s wife in sources dating from 750 AD onward. She and Odin have been directly linked since their first appearance together in the anonymous Origo Gentis Langobardorum (The Origin and History of the Lombards). There Odin and Frigg appear as Godan and Frea, engaged in a dispute over whom to show favor, the Winnilies, Frea’s favorites, or the Vandals, Godan’s choice:
“Ambri and Assi, that is the leaders of the Vandals, asked Godan to give them victory over the Winnilies. Godan answered, say thus, ‘I shall give victory to those whom I first see at sunrise.’ At that time Gambara, with her two sons, that is Ybor and Agjo, who were chieftains over the Winnilies, asked Frea, to be propitious to the Winnilies. Then Frea gave advice that the Winniles should come at sunrise, and that their women should also come with their husbands with their hair let down around their face like beards. When it became light as the sun was rising, Frea, the wife of Godan, turned the bed where her husband was lying, putting his face toward the east, and woke him up. And looking at them, he saw the Winnilies and their women having their hair let down around their faces; and he said: ‘Who are these long-bearded ones?’ And Frea said to Godan, ‘Since you have given them a name, give them also the victory.’ And he gave them the victory, so that they should defend themselves according to this plan and gain victory. Since that time the Winnilies were called the Longobards.”
Odin granted them the victory, but in practical terms, they won because their women fought alongside them. We can infer this from the text. Paul the Deacon states, "they should defend themselves according to this plan and gain victory." Tacitus explains why this strategy was necessary. Being few in number, they needed warriors, and so tasked their women to assist at Frigg's behest, and with Odin's blessing. Thus the Lombards were bold in battle. The Lombards or Longobards (“Long-beards”) are the same tribe that Tacitus knew as the Longobardi. Among the tribes listed by Tacitus as devotees of the earth-goddess Nerthus in Germania, chapter 40, the Longobardi play a prominent role. Of them, he says:
“The Langobardi are distinguished by being few in number. Surrounded by many mighty peoples they have protected themselves not by submissiveness, but by battle and boldness. Next to them come the Reudigni, Aviones, Anglii, Varini, Eudoses, Suarines and Huitones protected by rivers and forests. There is nothing especially noteworthy about these states individually, but they are distinguished by a common worship of Nerthus, that is, Mother Earth, and believe she intervenes in human affairs and rides through their peoples.”
Don’t google viking woman with a baby. Damn AI, can’t even put a curse on a bunch of numbers and pixels.
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Defining Culture: The Importance of Tradition and traditions
In Germanic society, culture is not simply a collection of customs—it is an interwoven system built on Tradition and traditions. The foundation of our worldview is upheld by four pillars of society: Law, Lore, Religion, and Ancestry. These pillars shape our understanding of justice, history, spirituality, and identity, ensuring continuity between past and future generations.
Law governs our sense of duty, atonement, and Orlög, the weight of past actions shaping our future.
Lore preserves our mythology and history, keeping the wisdom and customs of our ancestors alive.
Religion manifests through rituals, rites of passage, and sacred symbolism, reinforcing the bond between the folk and the divine.
Ancestry ties us to our house, clan, and tribe, grounding us in the lineage that defines our people.
From these pillars emerge local traditions, the unique expressions of culture that give life to our worldview. Artwork, clothing, music, and food all serve as reflections of deeper meaning, while combat, games, and customs reinforce values such as honor, skill, and kinship. Even spiritual practices and architecture manifest the sacred within the material world.
Every tradition, no matter how small, is an extension of a greater Tradition—a link in the unbroken chain of our people’s identity. Understanding and preserving these elements ensures that we do not simply exist within our culture, but actively live it, embody it, and pass it forward.
Things are really coming together for Sumarmál! We’re excited to announce that we have some great trophies in the works for the event. For the younger kids' divisions, we’ve chosen plush hammers as prizes, while older kids and adults will receive miniature versions of the metal throwing hammer.
A huge thank you to everyone who has donated so far—your generosity is making it possible for us to get awesome gifts for all the families!
If interested in making a donation to help out you can do so here.
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