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794efa No.43

Hello B.O.N.D., I am an American mutt (English, German, and Irish to my knowledge) seeking some guidance. I came here because this is the only place that I know of that may be able to help me. I found out about B.O.N.D. from the /pol/ thread, which I lurk off and on, time permitting. Given my mixed state, I am unsure about heathen/pagan practice in general and I am seeking advice about my present path. As of right now, I worship Odin and ask him for wisdom and, occassionally, help in my earthly affairs. This is all very new for me, I was an agnostic deist after becoming disillusioned with Christianity in my teenage years. My eyes were opened by lurking /pol/ during the 2016 election, and I recently decided it would be best to take up the traditions and practices of my ancestors. However, being of mixed European descent, I am at a loss on how to correctly proceed with this endeavor. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated. This may be too open ended of a request, I am hoping either way you guys can steer me in the right direction.

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40ff6b No.44

With this post, I shall attempt to give you and the many others like yourself some basis of understanding to guide in the development of a genuine spiritual practice and expound upon metaphysical principles and their mechanics. Please bear with me.

Before there were gods there were raw, primordial spiritual forces. The earliest Romans understood and referred to these as "numen" and in the beginning, represented them by simple runic symbols. The symbol was merely a tool for engaging with and invoking the latent, spiritual force that it represented. Over time, these symbols morphed into the vivid and colorful pantheon of Roman gods that we know today. However, the latent, underlying forces were still the same. Ask a small child to draw a house and they will probably draw some permutation of a triangle on top of a rectangle with a smaller rectangle inside for a door. An adult might draw a much more developed house, however both images represent the same thing.

The archetypal bearded man in a black cloak i.e. Odin was one such late symbol of the Norsemen. In those days, it may have served as a connection to a true primordial power. But with the advent of Christianity, the pagan tribes were assimilated into a new tradition and no one was left to reinforce its true meaning. With time, the connection faded away.

The norse-folk of old do not exist anymore and their symbols are dead. Attempting to engage with those symbols today is pointless and merely LARPing, since no modern man can understand them in their true, original sense no matter how much you grow your hair out or hit the gym. Going back to the child analogy - if you went back in time and asked caveman Grug to draw a house, his representation would hardly be recognizable to modern man, and of little value to us.

The most genuine and expedient way to practice paganism in our time is to create new, contemporary symbols arising from our imagination which meld our original, current conceptualizations with those parts of the old that are still relevant. Through these new symbols, we can begin to re-engage with those same, primordial forces that have existed throughout time.

This is what is meant by "re-birthing" the gods i.e the preservation of fire - the duty of every generation. The phenomenon of Kek is probably the most notable such occurrence in a very long time.

I would like to add that one of the most important spiritual principles is that "as it is above, so it is below". In other words, events in the physical, material realm are merely the result of occurrences in higher planes. There is an occult teaching - the sevenfold nature of man - which holds a key to power. As outlined in H.P. Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine, man is composed of seven "bodies" existing on seven corresponding planes. These are (starting from the lowest) the physical, the astral, the vital, the passional, the intellectual, the spiritual, and the divine (atma). By engaging with the higher, non-physical planes, it is possible to affect outcomes in the physical world. Luckily, every one of us has a tool by which we can engage and communicate with these higher planes and that tool is the mind.

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794efa No.50

>>44

Thank you for taking the time to respond. What you say makes sense. I have often wondered if there was any connection to the Roman and Norse gods, as well as Celtic and Greek. If I am understanding you correctly, I need to do research and understand what the old gods represented and connect with that more directly than I have been.

Since I have taken on this path, I have been working on improving myself and inspiring my immediate family (my wife and daughter) to do better too. I have heard of "as it is above, so it is below" but I was not sure if that was true or not. I will work more on incorporating this concept in my practice. Maybe I am missing it on /pdf/, but is there any where I can aqcuire H.P. Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine in .pdf form?

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3024d8 No.54

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>>43

Hllo lad, a great step is getting involved with the folks over at https://paganpathway.org/ They are likewise a group of nationalist Pagans and are more than happy to help out newcomers in terms of information and practise. In terms of actual practise, vid related is a good guide, the guy who made this ha a great channel on his stuff

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3024d8 No.55

>>44 (observed)

>Attempting to engage with those symbols today is pointless and merely LARPing

I somewhat disagree with this, although I have no doubt that practise of our pagan faith will develop and evolve to fit our modern environment, I see nothing wrong with engaging with these symbols, at least to begin with. Think of it as a means of retracing our steps and picking up where we left off.

>as it is above, so it is below

This is a very interesting quote and I heard it was found inscribed on a tomb and that it's implied esoteric meanings should be treated with scepticism. Your explanation however, makes a lot of sense.

>>50

A very popular theory is that all western European faiths originate from an earlier Indo-European faith, hence the numerous correlations between gods and traditions

> I have been working on improving myself and inspiring my immediate family (my wife and daughter) to do better too. I have heard of "as it is above, so it is below" but I was not sure if that was true or not.

Excellent, I have always had the belief that improving yourself and practising virtuous behaviour is the best way of attracting the gods attention and favour outside of the usual practise.

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794efa No.56

>>54

Thanks for the video and the link, I will spend time studying and meditating on them both. I appreciate all the help y'all are giving me here.

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92ead8 No.65

>>55

You are right, I was too dismissive of paganism. There are some practices that would be greatly beneficial even today.

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f13ae1 No.70

It seems there is a little confusion here.

>As Above, So Below

This is a quote from Hermes Tristmagistus (more commonly known as Thoth). It has only to do with the relation between that which is divine and that which is mundane.

>(((Blatvasky)))

Separate Kabal from the Hermeticus and you will find that Hermes did not preach to man or these supposed "students" of his at all. He simply gave us a guide on how to cunduct ourselves and how to perform magic which was probably transmitted to a human extremely noble in spirit. A great and wonderful gift indeed. When you rip the Kabal from the Arcanum of Thoth, then suddenly figures like Blatvasky, Crowley, Bonawitz, and Valentine reveal themselves to be deceivers, manipulators, and LARPers. All were trying to sell a feel-good religion to all of you. Remove Kabal from The Hermeticus and suddenly things like "7 gates" "markaba" and the idea of an all-powerful (((God))) who can split himself into many forms (for what other reason than to deceive?) Become concepts that belong to a people who are the literal children of a fucking, dementional vampire: Moloch. The bull, goat, and owl are his signs. Nowadays he goes by the name Yahuwah, otherwise known as Elohim, God, Yahweh, etc.

Beware kike magic. Identify it, avoid it.

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809d84 No.83

>>55 (check'd)

Read the works of Miguel Serrano, specifically Nos. He constantly makes notes of the correlations and has traveled the entire world to confirm his work.

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060eac No.131

For any who would be so kind as to answer: I have, much like OP found myself in a similar place. I have seen through the lies, the sanctimoniousness of the various churches. Now I intend to walk a new path, one adherent to truth. Having began blind, I have have stumbled into the B.O.N.D. I have read the posts within this thread and find the information shared to be satisfactory; I can see that here exists an opening to a new way. I suppose it is silly to say, but true none-the-less, that various topics often referred to as magic have always interested me, and come somewhat naturally. Even as a small child of second grade, when I had first seen the Futhark, I imagined some form of power behind them. I suppose that I ask not for hand-holding guidance, but rather I ask that a kind soul point a man at crossroad by which I might arrive at my destination. As for the suggestions of joining a discord server, or the like, I feel that my path is one more solitary. More sufficiently stated, I would prefer to study in solitude than to have the opinions and misunderstandings of others forced upon me posed as truth. Anyone willing to point as to where to start upon shall be greatly appreciated.

I refuse to go to /occult/ because something about it seems just wrong an unnatural. I also refuse to go to /x/ because they are merely more interested in sensationalizing than gaining deeper comprehension.

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b4814b No.145

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>>131

Sorry for the delayed response; this is a bunker board fro /pol/ tbh.

>next crossroads

It sounds like the Runes called out to you as a lad. You could try pic related. I also recommend Mystery of the Grail by Julius Evola as a starting point. Here are some other reading lists that anons have posted but I haven’t read all of tbh. I also second the suggestion of Serrano’s Nos. Perhaps read that first to invigorate your Blood Memory and then follow where it takes you.

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060eac No.155

>>145

The reply is greatly appreciated. I've been lurking the /pol/ druid threads since a bit before I first posted here. I suppose I should just have asked there, but at the time I had supposed that it would be more apt to post it here. I guess that I am aught to mention that I am >>131. (My ID likely has changed.) I will study, ponder, meditate and place special focus on the Runes. I have come to learn a small part of the power / meaning of Elhaz, and have used it to effect. I now have full intention of becoming a member of the B.O.N.D., so you can be sure to hear from me again someday. If fate shall allow it, that is.

I would also like to put forth the disclaimer that I do not condone article VI of the charter.

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