The End of the Iron Age
Part 2
Our faiths have been around throughout numerous ages. The oldest evidence we have for polytheistic religions was dated 40 kya in modern day Germany from an artifact called, 'the Lion-Man' or 'the Löwenmensch figurine'
The End of the Bronze Age dating roughly from 1200 BCE to 1150 BCE was far worse than the fall of Rome; its akin to comparing the great depression (BAC) to a standard recession (FRE).
It was this collapse which ushered in 3 concurrent ages roughly around the same time: the astrological Age of Pisces, the Axial Age and the Iron Age, all of which are still in play but coming to an end in the relative near future.
But much like the Bronze Age collapse and the calamity which resulted, the End of the Iron Age is not the final end; it'll be the end of civilization in its current form, but also will be the beginning of a new one. Which path we take and what the future holds, only the Norns know such things, but we can prepare and we shall endure with the Old Ways.
Part 2
Our faiths have been around throughout numerous ages. The oldest evidence we have for polytheistic religions was dated 40 kya in modern day Germany from an artifact called, 'the Lion-Man' or 'the Löwenmensch figurine'
The End of the Bronze Age dating roughly from 1200 BCE to 1150 BCE was far worse than the fall of Rome; its akin to comparing the great depression (BAC) to a standard recession (FRE).
It was this collapse which ushered in 3 concurrent ages roughly around the same time: the astrological Age of Pisces, the Axial Age and the Iron Age, all of which are still in play but coming to an end in the relative near future.
But much like the Bronze Age collapse and the calamity which resulted, the End of the Iron Age is not the final end; it'll be the end of civilization in its current form, but also will be the beginning of a new one. Which path we take and what the future holds, only the Norns know such things, but we can prepare and we shall endure with the Old Ways.
The End of the Iron Age
Part 3
I see 4 paths for the end of the Iron Age, which path that'll happen only the Norns know for certain.
1. Wars & Imperium: As Iron mines become harder to access for steel manufacturing, it is highly probable that resource wars could result, as colonization of Iron rich locales bring about new Empires or nuclear war.
2. Space Colonization: Asteroids and the planet of Mars are extremely rich in metallic Iron. However, there is a one century wide window to do this. It'll continue "the Iron age" but in space as opposed to on Earth.
3. New Metallic Age: If we move away from Steel and find a comparable replacement, the Iron Age will still end, but a new metallic Age will begin.
4. Civilizational Collapse: Procrastination is the most predictable of responses. If procrastination happens and none of the other options occur because, "we have 120ish years so chill and not my problem" civilization as we know it will fade away. This by necessity will revive the Old Pagan Faith and Ways.
Part 3
I see 4 paths for the end of the Iron Age, which path that'll happen only the Norns know for certain.
1. Wars & Imperium: As Iron mines become harder to access for steel manufacturing, it is highly probable that resource wars could result, as colonization of Iron rich locales bring about new Empires or nuclear war.
2. Space Colonization: Asteroids and the planet of Mars are extremely rich in metallic Iron. However, there is a one century wide window to do this. It'll continue "the Iron age" but in space as opposed to on Earth.
3. New Metallic Age: If we move away from Steel and find a comparable replacement, the Iron Age will still end, but a new metallic Age will begin.
4. Civilizational Collapse: Procrastination is the most predictable of responses. If procrastination happens and none of the other options occur because, "we have 120ish years so chill and not my problem" civilization as we know it will fade away. This by necessity will revive the Old Pagan Faith and Ways.
The End of the Iron Age
Part 4
Axiality (aka the religions, philosophies & mindsets of today) has its origins at the time after the Bronze Age collapse. It was the pain caused by entire civilizations going out of existence that led individuals, starting with zoroaster, buddha, plato and others to revolt against traditions tens of thousands of years old.
The End of the Iron Age will be a physical & material reality, as the data shows. Just as the Bronze Age collapse led to Axiality, so too will the Iron Age collapse bring about an end to Axiality.
It's our duty in this time to set the foundation-stones, deep & stable, for a return to our natural way of being, i.e. Folkishness. It was the faith & ways of our pagan forefathers that built entire civilizations from nothing, that sustained us & gave us life. This is why our Gods have procured Pagan Revivalism to happen now & why it is inevitable.
After night time is day time, this is an Age of Heros and Heroines, Your Age, in securing a Future worth Forging!
Part 4
Axiality (aka the religions, philosophies & mindsets of today) has its origins at the time after the Bronze Age collapse. It was the pain caused by entire civilizations going out of existence that led individuals, starting with zoroaster, buddha, plato and others to revolt against traditions tens of thousands of years old.
The End of the Iron Age will be a physical & material reality, as the data shows. Just as the Bronze Age collapse led to Axiality, so too will the Iron Age collapse bring about an end to Axiality.
It's our duty in this time to set the foundation-stones, deep & stable, for a return to our natural way of being, i.e. Folkishness. It was the faith & ways of our pagan forefathers that built entire civilizations from nothing, that sustained us & gave us life. This is why our Gods have procured Pagan Revivalism to happen now & why it is inevitable.
After night time is day time, this is an Age of Heros and Heroines, Your Age, in securing a Future worth Forging!
Forwarded from Imperium Press
But part of why your enemies now rule over you is that they’ve been slithering into the world of children’s entertainment for many years, and today’s “kidults” have grown up steeped in ideological slop like Harry Potter.
Guide to Based Children’s Entertainment
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Forwarded from Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
Where are Bor and Buri?
A few days ago the topic of Germanic ancient deities came up. Buri, licked out by Auðumbla herself, and his son Bor, father of Odin, Vili and Ve. Those old Gods are barely mentioned in the sources and don’t interact with the younger generations of Gods (Odin’s children and grandkids e.g. Thor and Magni). They don’t take part in major events like Vanir-Aesir war or Ragnarok, and judging from archaeological and textual data, they were not worshipped by the people (no idols, no temples).
A few days ago the topic of Germanic ancient deities came up. Buri, licked out by Auðumbla herself, and his son Bor, father of Odin, Vili and Ve. Those old Gods are barely mentioned in the sources and don’t interact with the younger generations of Gods (Odin’s children and grandkids e.g. Thor and Magni). They don’t take part in major events like Vanir-Aesir war or Ragnarok, and judging from archaeological and textual data, they were not worshipped by the people (no idols, no temples).
Forwarded from Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
To explain this lack of attention Buri and Bor received I propose a theory. It’s simple, but I don’t see any issues with it. We know that Gods can die and there’s a clear indication that Gods age too (otherwise they wouldn’t need Idunn’s apples), so it’s possible and dare I say probable that both Buri and Bor died, likely of old age. When exactly they died would be impossible to tell, but my sense is that it happened either before or right after the creation of mankind hence why they were not worshipped. They just didn’t get to deal with humans.
Forwarded from Pagan Revivalism
Recently I have been enamored with the origins of the Æsir Gods of the Germanic Folk. More specifically Búri; the progenitor of, and the first of the Æsir.
Notably, throughout the rest of our sacred legends, there are very few instances of Búri mentioned. A sacred mystery no doubt. But there are instances of the Æsir building altars, shrines and holy places, "On the Itha-field met the mighty gods; shrines and temples they timbered high, forges they formed to fashion gold, tongs they did shape and tools they made;" Voluspa stanza 7.
Is it possible that the Æsir worship Búri their primordial progenitor, and that this same worship which the Æsir pioneered was handed to us? This, if held to be true, is internally consistent instead of relying on foreign new axial-age ideas about emanations from a spiritual black hole (singularity) aka a monad.
Notably, throughout the rest of our sacred legends, there are very few instances of Búri mentioned. A sacred mystery no doubt. But there are instances of the Æsir building altars, shrines and holy places, "On the Itha-field met the mighty gods; shrines and temples they timbered high, forges they formed to fashion gold, tongs they did shape and tools they made;" Voluspa stanza 7.
Is it possible that the Æsir worship Búri their primordial progenitor, and that this same worship which the Æsir pioneered was handed to us? This, if held to be true, is internally consistent instead of relying on foreign new axial-age ideas about emanations from a spiritual black hole (singularity) aka a monad.
Recently there has been a lot of talk concerning Mr. Muck and throwing European Folk under the bus. Some have asked for my response and I have two.
1. This tweet made by Muck was memed a while back for having, beside his toy revolver, a Vajra replica. Some in our sphere thought of this as a good sign, while others in the Folkish sphere didn't. On this channel we have talked at length about the 'right wing multicultural globalism' common among pie perennialist advocates. And it seems based off of recent activity, we were correct in our assessment.
2. We have also talked on this channel about platonism in practice, and how it is a poison. Though Muck isn’t a self admitted platonist, he does believe in "simulation theory," which his interpretation mirrors plato's cave. He holds ideals common in axiality, broadly speaking, that the real world is fake. Lastly that he is the embodiment of the platonic philosopher king, where the nerds rule society, promote noble lies of H1b workers and censors any dissent.
1. This tweet made by Muck was memed a while back for having, beside his toy revolver, a Vajra replica. Some in our sphere thought of this as a good sign, while others in the Folkish sphere didn't. On this channel we have talked at length about the 'right wing multicultural globalism' common among pie perennialist advocates. And it seems based off of recent activity, we were correct in our assessment.
2. We have also talked on this channel about platonism in practice, and how it is a poison. Though Muck isn’t a self admitted platonist, he does believe in "simulation theory," which his interpretation mirrors plato's cave. He holds ideals common in axiality, broadly speaking, that the real world is fake. Lastly that he is the embodiment of the platonic philosopher king, where the nerds rule society, promote noble lies of H1b workers and censors any dissent.
What have the so-called conservatives, conserved? What have the so-called progressives, progressed?
This is why Pagan Revivalism, though a spiritual movement, holds long-term healing & answers problems we face today.
Men & Women are divided, at each other's throats. The environment & working folk of Europa are treated like trash by both sides. Beauty, traditions & uniqueness going out of existence as the goal is to become an amorphus mass.
Pagan Revivalism encourages Men to be maximally masculine, Women maximally feminine, to come together to form Families. Families coming together into Tribes and so on. To support each other in a folkish economy, while also respecting and abiding by nature, the wills of the Gods, Goddesses & local Spirits.
Of the many reasons why Pagan Revivalism is inevitable, one is that our faiths, with our Gods, built civilizations from nothing. They were able to grow a population & culture without exploiting each other & the world around us. It is THE answer.
Gods love you!
This is why Pagan Revivalism, though a spiritual movement, holds long-term healing & answers problems we face today.
Men & Women are divided, at each other's throats. The environment & working folk of Europa are treated like trash by both sides. Beauty, traditions & uniqueness going out of existence as the goal is to become an amorphus mass.
Pagan Revivalism encourages Men to be maximally masculine, Women maximally feminine, to come together to form Families. Families coming together into Tribes and so on. To support each other in a folkish economy, while also respecting and abiding by nature, the wills of the Gods, Goddesses & local Spirits.
Of the many reasons why Pagan Revivalism is inevitable, one is that our faiths, with our Gods, built civilizations from nothing. They were able to grow a population & culture without exploiting each other & the world around us. It is THE answer.
Gods love you!
Forwarded from Pagan Revivalism
Revivalism 115
Paganism & Media
In the very first stanza of the Havamal, Odin says, "At every door-way,
ere one enters,
one should spy round,
one should pry round
for uncertain is the witting
that there be no foeman sitting,
within, before one on the floor."
From this stanza, the application is quite clear, to be cautious and aware of ones surroundings. Thus, being aware of the dangers of the outside world is abiding by Odin's will.
In stanza 23, Odin also says, "The unwise man is awake all night,
and ponders everything over;
when morning comes he is weary in mind,
and all is a burden as ever."
From this stanza, the application is to not be worrisome, which is all too common when one absorbs too much negative media.
Pessimism & nihilism are the unfortunate effects of the modern-media industrial-complex. As Pagan people, we should be aware of the dangers and goings-ons of the world, but not to the point where you worry all the time.
Paganism & Media
In the very first stanza of the Havamal, Odin says, "At every door-way,
ere one enters,
one should spy round,
one should pry round
for uncertain is the witting
that there be no foeman sitting,
within, before one on the floor."
From this stanza, the application is quite clear, to be cautious and aware of ones surroundings. Thus, being aware of the dangers of the outside world is abiding by Odin's will.
In stanza 23, Odin also says, "The unwise man is awake all night,
and ponders everything over;
when morning comes he is weary in mind,
and all is a burden as ever."
From this stanza, the application is to not be worrisome, which is all too common when one absorbs too much negative media.
Pessimism & nihilism are the unfortunate effects of the modern-media industrial-complex. As Pagan people, we should be aware of the dangers and goings-ons of the world, but not to the point where you worry all the time.
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All that's needed to bring wonder, joy and a connection with the Gods, is a little shift in your perspective.
Not knowing it all is okay, because that is where we wonder. That is where the magic is, the magic that gives life it's color.
When you leave room for wonder, you will be surprised how your being heals in response.
Not knowing it all is okay, because that is where we wonder. That is where the magic is, the magic that gives life it's color.
When you leave room for wonder, you will be surprised how your being heals in response.
This is 'Council of the Gods' a ceiling fresco showing the marriage of Cupid and Psyche, by the famous Raphael of the early 16th century.
According to the Web Gallery of Art, "The myth of Cupid and Psyche is depicted on the loggia of Agostino Chigi's villa. Cupid fell in love with the daughter of a king, but had to remain unrecognized by her, and so came to her only at night. After Psyche had undergone many difficult trials, Zeus made her immortal, and allowed her to marry Cupid. The unusual subject seems to be a reference to the much yearned for marriage between Chigi and Francesca Ordeaschi, with whom he already had four children. The ceremony took place on 28 August 1519."
Even in the 1500s, well after christianization, the Pagan past still inspired many, especially the greats. Simply, because the Pagan Faith and Ways are timeless and flow in your veins
According to the Web Gallery of Art, "The myth of Cupid and Psyche is depicted on the loggia of Agostino Chigi's villa. Cupid fell in love with the daughter of a king, but had to remain unrecognized by her, and so came to her only at night. After Psyche had undergone many difficult trials, Zeus made her immortal, and allowed her to marry Cupid. The unusual subject seems to be a reference to the much yearned for marriage between Chigi and Francesca Ordeaschi, with whom he already had four children. The ceremony took place on 28 August 1519."
Even in the 1500s, well after christianization, the Pagan past still inspired many, especially the greats. Simply, because the Pagan Faith and Ways are timeless and flow in your veins