/asatru/ - Asatru / Heathenry / Paganism

>>15480

A) He promoted a group who goal was supposed to "Defend Europe" from rapefugees.

B) it is not like he was part of that organizations and knew the inner workings of such

C) Its not like he promoted them after these allegations came out

D) Most of the charges where dropped against that organization and the investigation is still ongoing.

F) Use some critical thinking next time

>>15483

You have been posting nothing but negative response to my posts so it was a safe assumption.

>>15429

>dude ghosted me

The AFA is fucking strict as shit on who they allow since about 2 years ago. Dont take it personal. I have messaged Steve twice, he responded once, and then the other he didnt. He probably gets 1000s of messages a day. ALSO if you dont look like a straight shooter, or someone who LOOKS respectable why should he allow you to work for the organization? Image is everything.

>>15437

The AFA has become even MORE strict since Mcnallan resigned. Its really good honestly. They are trying to keep riff raff.

I saw a few of this guy's videos and they vary in quality a bit, but there were some really good ones

>>11318

>oy vey muh larping shut it down bad goy

>>11322

>yes goy, shut it down, give up, blackpill yourself and subject to your own bloodshed

LMAO YOU NEONAZIS ARE PATHETIC

>>15731

shut up whitey

>>15732

>unironically using the word whitey

I would throw you in a gas chamber but we all know that's a use of perfectly good delousing agent.

>>15679

Most here believe in reincarnation in some way or another. I myself am not extremely well educated on the finer points of Asatru theology, but I do know reincarnation is a very common theme. I don't feel that I can succinctly and effectively describe how the entire thing works specifically, so I'll leave that to more well educated Asatruars and pagans.

But I do know that most of us believe in reincarnation, and that we consider the spiritual and material worlds to coexist on the same "plane" of existence (again, not sure about the specifics of this, I'll leave someone else to explain it more deeply).

>>15670

I certainly hope she isn't a member of the merchant tribe, but I won't hold my hopes up. If she is, she will certainly attempt to pervert our teachings and turn us into a form of controlled resistance.

>>15673

What i am about to say is nihil, and i fucking hate nihilism….but it just seems to me that EVERY fucking identity movement for Euros is infused with hexagonal peoples/lead by them…

>but I won't hold my hopes up

I think this comment shows how sub consciously we all are just EXPECTING to be coopted at this point…we need to curve this epidemic in a serious way.

>>15676

That's why I try and distance myself from any mainstream movements that I see. The Jew is resourceful and more numerous than we think, and will do whatever it takes to make sure their firm grip on our Volk is not questioned or threatened. They are not above sacrificing one of their tribe if it means the perversion and internal decay of organizations that pose a threat to the society they have built over us.

I haven't lost all hope yet, as if this particular young lady is not a member of the merchant tribe, we still may yet have at least a mostly intact organization with which to build ourselves around.

>>15639

I sincerely hope you don't think that the Dark Ages were actually one of the better periods of European history.

TL;DR of this thread: OP tries to gain some insightful knowledge, and is willing to learn, then some autistic fedora tippers start screeching at him, while a few guys try and actually help, but their arguments are grossly over-inflated and easily punctured by some possible Christfag trolls who somehow think that by deflating an extremely superfluous argument they've somehow "defeated" it even though the main idea of the argument went straight over their fucking heads.

>>15638

>>8617

Stop being fags.

>>15641

>getting this triggered

There continued to be advances in agricultural and industrial technology between the fall of the Western Roman empire and the late medieval/early renaissance.

Ancient writings were preserved by the Eastern Roman empire, the church, and further eastern empires.

>>15656

This desu. Christianity only ever divided Europe. Paganism was insular and non-universalist. Intra-european wars prior to Christianity were fought for land, wealth, and women, not for ideology.

>>15657

Most of those agricultural and industrial technologies were already available and being used in the Roman Empire prior to its fall in the West, and were either rediscovered by accident or on purpose.

Take crop rotation, for instance. The big "breakthrough" in this technology in the Dark Ages was the movement from a two-crop rotation to a three-crop rotation system, wherein a field was divided into three sections, rather than two - one section for a staple crop like grain, another for a soil enriching crop like beans, soy, etc., and the third was left barren. Earlier farmers had half their field planted with a staple crop, and the other half barren. This "new" crop rotation technique drastically increased the amount of food that could be produced, as well as the quality and variety of food being produced. However, there is evidence of Romans using this three-crop rotation system far before the fall of the Roman Empire, and some historians have suggested even the ancient Sumerians used a similar system to this.

I will say that the development of the heavy plow was something unique to the Dark Ages, but this is simply because the Romans didn't widely settle where this type of plow was useful (in Germany and Britain), and could suffice with the lighter plows that were used in the Mediterranean, even if they were less effective. I have no doubt that if the Romans would've needed that type of technology, they could've developed it - but they simply had little or no need for it.

Much agricultural technology "developed" in the Dark Ages was simply a rehash of what had already been done before, but some significant contributions were made.

In terms of ancient writings, not many were preserved in the West. The reason for this? The Western half of the Empire was much poorer than the Eastern half. There were far fewer major cities and much less economic potential and a smaller population in the Roman Empire from Italy westwards than there was in Greece eastwards. It certainly didn't help that Christian mobs often burned and destroyed pagan temples Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

"He dwells on a great mountain. What use to call on him? Little he cares if men live or die. Better to be silent than to call his attention to you; he will send you dooms, not fortune! He is grim and loveless, but at birth he breathes power to strive and slay into a man's soul. What else shall men ask of the gods?"

>>15625

http://aoc.wikia.com/wiki/Crom

Modern, materialist, comic book style, atheist rendition of the gods.

What does that have to do with how our ancestors worshiped and prayed to their Gods?

>>15634

Strength is in our blood. Rely on yourself and your kinsmen.

Why do men fail to honor their Gods.

Ftfy

>>15314

our ancestors believed those stories and the gods they worshiped, and didn't refer to them as mere "myths" and fables, what a disgusting a-historical reading

varg really is polluting this movement

>>15637

Just wait until you see what he has to say about eating placentas.

>>15635

anyone here actually believe in asatru Gods? instead of just as metaphorical archetypes

cause that could be a reason so many in the movement are fat lardasses and feel no responsibility to change, no duty to anything

>>15636

I believe there are supernatural forces we barely understand. The clear images of the gods we use for worship are more the ideals of our people for us to learn from and more easily conceptualize reality.

Kys chodevirgin

>>15636

>>15640

Basically what this guy said.

https://www.youtube.com/user/mrjdonovan

All I can readily think of to add to the list. Jack reposts a lot of relevant material, but his speeches are top-notch.

Maybe Red Ice Radio.

Teleolojic Folkways

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJclNdLV_TAKIA1-gM0y7CQ

PJ Media:

https://www.youtube.com/user/Pajamasmedia

Angelo John Gage

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsqf9vZfB5vOeJBnR3J6w1Q

Weev

https://www.youtube.com/user/weevlos

Millenial Woes

https://www.youtube.com/user/MillennialWoes

Lady of the Labyrinth

https://www.youtube.com/user/LadyoftheLabyrinth

Ulvhamre

https://www.youtube.com/user/ulvhamre

Baltic Folk

https://www.youtube.com/user/KaukusPameskiet

Paul Waggener (one of the guys behinPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>9677

Holy shit, that's a lot.

Survive the Jive

https://www.youtube.com/user/ThomasRowsell

Red Ice Radio

https://www.youtube.com/user/RedIceRadio

Marie Cachet

Forgotten Roots

Degenerate Survivalist(more of a humour one)

The Wolf Among Sheep

Coach Red Pill(not really asatru, but still worth listening to)

http://www.cantab.net/users/michael.behrend/repubs/reuter_himmel/pages/part3_en.html

Before the Disting moon the Yule moon invariably ran its course round the sky; the present Norwegian country rule still confirms this, when it says that the Yule moon is the one in the sky on 6th January, and then follows the Disting moon. But, just as the latter got its name from the Pagan sacrifice to Dis, so the Yule moon can only have got its name from the Pagan Yule festival. This fell on the full moon of every Yule moon and was therefore (like all Germanic sacrificial festivals) not fixed within the solar year, but a movable feast. The transfer of the Yule festival from its Pagan date to the Christian 25th December (proposed by Haakon the Good, but owing to Pagan opposition not carried out till later) was a transfer from the Pagan lunar year to the Julian-Christian solar year. The statement by Snorri Sturluson that Yule fell on the Pagan “midwinter’s day” is confirmed. Once again, the reference is to the full moon in the middle of the six-month winter half of the lunar year, as among the Anglo-Saxon and Faroese, and probably all Germanic races.

Now the 6th January mentioned in the rule is an ecclesiastical date, quite unknown in the Pagan calendar. The point in the Pagan solar and lunar calendar that later became the Church’s 6th January can be calculated by means of the Germanic “twelve rule”. The Church bases its calendar on an “eleven rule”, in that it calculates not 12 but 11 days difference between the 12-month lunar year and the solar year. The 6th of January is known in Germanic lands as the “Thirteenth Day”; on this day, 12 full days have elapsed since 25th December. Now there exists an east Finnish rule for intercalation borrowed from Scandinavia: there is to be a “leap” year, that is, 13 months must be counted in the coming year, if the first new moon falls before 6th January; and the significance of this date is that 12 full days have gone by since the mark day, here 25th December. The Finno-Scandinavian rule for leap years agrees with the Norwego-Swedish rule for Disting. We see, however, that 6th January can only be the dividing date because 12 (not 11) full days before that was 25Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Op here, found it out. Just had to wait until I got a printer to actually figure it out. This is the calendar based on Vargs book, which doesn't have many sources so I don't know how much I can trust it but this is autism pushing this for me. Still have yet to find out the holidays on this calendar which is my next project. I would've just posted this in the discord but you guys kicked me months ago.

The day starts at night in his calendar.

New Years Day = October 31st Night thru November 1st day

Valaskálfr = November 1st night - November 29th day

Himinbjörg = November 29th night - December 27th day

Landviði = December 29th night - January 24th day

Søkkvabekkr = January 24th night - February 21st day

Þruðheimr = February 21st night - March 21st day

Breiðablikr = March 21st night - April 18th day

Nóatun = April 18th night - May 16th day

Glítnir = May 16th night - June 13th day

Folkvangr = June 13th night - July 11th day

Alfheimr = July 11th night - August 8th day

Glaðsheimr = August 8th night - September 5th day

Þrymheimr = September 5th night - October 3rd day

Ýdalir = October 3rd night - October 31st (Halloween) day.

I've already listed above what god goes to each month, but now the dates for each month are correct.

Looks like Baldr is my patron month god, though I was born on a Wednesday so, hey man! Looks like I got the two best gods!

>>15494

>Breiðablikr

Mind telling me about this one anon?

>>15578

well most of everything,pretty much nothing, can be found on the wikipedia page

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breidablik

"He dwells in the place called Breidablik, which is in heaven; in that place may nothing unclean be, even as is said here:

Breidablik 't is called, | where Baldr has

A hall made for himself:

In that land | where I know lie

Fewest baneful runes"

Nothing unclean and fewest baneful runes seems to have a sort of connection with each other; I also propose that fewest baneful runes can be taken as no runes allowed or no runes damage only not allowed. Each house is basically the god typified and each god the House personified.

Varg interprets Baldr with the coming of Summer, hence his beautiful blonde hair and nothing being able to harm him except for the symbol of winter, the mistletoe. Nothing too much new, it's been know Baldr is a sun god but the Rising Sun God which places him in spring I assume he got from The Golden Bough with the Rising god archetype which most scholars generally disregard. I'd also take Varg himself with a block of salt as he keeps putting forth this Grave = Vagina = Gods motif which is more suited for the very Matriarchal societies of the Old Europeans/Non-Aryans/Neolithics backwards, which makes sense since this calendar he refers to is allegedly from the Stone Age. He was a lot better for the pagan cause when we he was burning Churches in my opinion, removing satanists who tried to ruin Pagan culture even more, and shooting up McDonalds

>>15563

i've stopped watching most movies myself and soon to cut out tv, and I only speak english. If anyone here knows upcoming folkish movies, in english or otherwise, set them here

if you have no prayer life and no spiritual food to feed your soul then you won't win the struggle

you need something significant to fill the void that it leaves behind, you need a new pleasure that is pure and good and also intense.

>>15593

That's like saying "it's okay, you don't need to eat, just pray instead". You can't replace a biological need with a spiritual one.

>>15594

Lol masturbation is not a biological need.

>>15594

>looking at porn is a biological need

no it's actually just filling a void that already exists in your soul, it's a way to distract you from yourself

>>15592

>nothing wrong with shooting your life force in napkins while watching other men fuck women you fantasize about

t. cuck and satanist

>>12569

heres your (you)

>>13578

thank you anon the elder

>>15586

America's fucked. Gonna start saving to go home to Europe soon.

>>15552

Was every greek pagan?

>>15556

Yes until they converted to Christianity.

>>15555

That's what all high IQ Greeks sound like. Plato/socrates said prayers to Pan. Plotinus/Pythagoras and othwrs would worship the sun. But deep down their religion was much deeper and aimed at "the One".

Even materliasts like Epicurus were polytheists but also believed in a supreme, perfect God somewhere in the universe.

What does asatru amount to in comparison?

>>15558

>>15559

Sounds like Yggdrasil over Ginnunga, does not speak nor act but is alive and links the worlds.

>>18984

LOL monotheists are literal tree worshipers in /asatru/