Changing and growing are similar but separate concepts. Change has no positive or negative connotations. It is just the objective and constant state of existence. Growth, on the other hand, means a positive shift towards the best possible outcome of an organism; becoming larger, stronger, and more capable of survival etc. Things will always change,... Continue Reading →
Tradition and Rhythm
“(Tradition) cannot be inherited, and if you want it you must obtain it by great labor.” - T.S. Eliot Unless we establish rigorous and unshakable tradition in our own lives, we will never experience the countless secrets hidden in the rhythms of nature. Like the seasons, like the cosmos, like music… Everything is acting in... Continue Reading →
Break the Cycle
We confidently assume that life is a certain way based on our conditioning and culture. But, as with assuming anything, it usually makes an ass out of us. Our choice is to decide how long we are willing to be made an ass of; or if we have the courage to break the cycle and... Continue Reading →
An Indo-European perception of Sin.
Sin means to deviate from that which we are devoted to. This can have completely metaphysical and divine connotations or completely secular and material ones, it makes no difference in its relevance. When you truly devote yourself to something you must consider every moment and action that doesn’t coincide with your own mastery or understanding... Continue Reading →
Modern “Extremism”
True extremism is living a simple, low cost and sustainable lifestyle while being happy to do so. It is about building families and upholding traditions rooted in love and understanding for nature. It is about finding pride and admiration for your ancestors and their ways of life. It is about fighting for sovereignty and dignity... Continue Reading →
Thoughts and Antidotes for Sociopolitical Extremism and Modern Misery
If we are constantly complaining or worrying about the things (or people) we do not like or do not agree with, then we are actively giving our energy to a place that doesn’t benefit us at all in a positive or practical way. Instead of letting this type of mental habit consume us and our... Continue Reading →
How to View, Approach, and Venerate the Old Gods of Europe
Vendel Helmet Plate (900 A.D.) For most people practicing European Paganism, the goal is not merely to worship and pray to the old Gods, but to embody them and entwine their forms within us. We should strive to avoid the worship of external deities and instead become them through the emulation of their archetypal expressions.... Continue Reading →