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Ant[/IMG]real</em> Pagans because they have an interest in politics. Everything is political at the collective level. Our forebears certainly were not apolitical. The political landscape and realities were surely different, but apoliticalness is collective impotency. They would have defended their interests as a people. The notion that these cultural marxists better represent our ancestors’ worldview is completely absurd, since if they were listened to we would eventually go extinct. A lot of this is just common sense; or, should be, and most assuredly once was. It really is simple logic. Also, how do they explain the hypocrisy of their charge that Pagans who mix racialism with Paganism are abusing Paganism, and misusing it as a cover for politics, when they themselves have organizations such as “Heathens Against Hate” and “Heathens United Against Racism”? Are they themselves somehow not political, also? Apart from Varg Vikernes, or those who point to Tacitus, not many racialist Pagans make the claim that they find explicit justification for their racialism in the myths, or recorded pre-christian European history, or any such thing. And so, this is yet another point of irrationality on the part of these so-called Heathens. They always feel the need to state that Pagans who adhere to racialism do not represent authentic Heathendom, as if somehow their opposition to it makes them more qualified representatives. Again, very few racialist Pagans claim they find explicit justification for racialism in the myth, rather they simply use reason, natural instinct, and common sense in their affirmation of its righteousness and just cause. It is not a coincidence that many racialists gravitate toward our ancestral ways. We do not use Paganism to justify our racialism, we use racialism to justify our Paganism. If, based on the belief that there is no explicit mention of or dictate on race in the Lore, racialist Pagans are abusing and misusing their ancestors’ Pagan myths, symbolism, and imagery simply by being racial, then by that same line of reasoning so too are anti-racist Pagans abusing and misusing these myths and aesthetics by being so aggressively anti-racial. Lastly, our pre-christian kin of days long past did not practice a dogmatic faith where their religion was separate from their everyday life. It was not unchanging, and its intended function was to advance and improve the collective life of the folk, not hinder it. Did they even have a name for their particular spiritual world conceptions, or did they just have terms to describe merely some of their beliefs and practices? If a clan member were to stop believing in certain things, would they no longer be treated as kindred peoples, or would they still be seen as kinfolk? Regardless, we see no commandment to race-mix, to remain apolitical, to not defend our racial inheritance, to be submissive, suicidal beta males, nor to be so anti-Nature as to consider our ancestors’ biological truths to be of arbitrary significance. We are them. They are us. We are our Pagan forebears, and in the most literal and meaningful sense, for if our Blood becomes mixed there shall be no return to the state of being which produced Paganism to begin with, but so long as the Blood remains pure there remains hope and the potential that future offspring – even those of the most degenerate members of our race alive at present – will one day achieve individuation in conjunction with Nature-derived enlightenment accorded them by whatever the divine force is which animates the cosmos. Regards and Heil Wotan!

<e[/IMG]“Óð[/IMG]To enter at all you need to be of Jarl’s k[/IMG]This is the mythology, a pretty unmistakably racist statement left to us from our forefathers. So are people like me “blind”, and do we “misuse” the symbols and religion of our forefathers when we spread racism? Should I be ostracized from the “Pagan” movement when I only advocate views that are obviously in accordance with the views of our forefathers and their religion?” –</em>Varg Vikernes, excerpt from Paganism: Part I – The Ancient Religion

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Recommended reading:
Jung and the Völkisch Movement
Carl Jung — Transference & Archetypes
Carl Jung: “Man Has Always Lived in the Myth”
Carl Jung on Hitler as Personification of the Wotan Archetype
Wotan: The Archetype of the Awakened Aryan Man
Metagenetics — Stephen McNallen
Genetics & Beyond: Metagenetics — An Update
Paganism According to Varg Vikernes
Odalism on Race, Paganism, and Christianity
The Pagan Snow White And The Evil Queen Christianity
Indo-Germanic Faith
Völkisch / Pagan / Blood-and-Soil / Third Reich Artwork
The Celebrations in the Life of the SS Family
The Religion of the Blood
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