At the recent Einherjar celebration at Odinshof, I had the honor of participating in a most unusual rite…
Many years ago, someone – it may have been my Shorin-Ryu sensei – said that “Life is kumite” – that is, combat. In my mind, that conjures an image of someone blocking, striking, and kicking against multiple opponents from different directions – someone constantly alert, clear-headed, and responsive.
We are the People of the Horse.
Some thousands of years ago, on the vast plains of Asia, members of our race whom we now call Indo-Europeans, and whom we once dared call Aryans, domesticated the horse.
Or more correctly, say the geneticists, a single horse, whose traits were such that it could be a…
I’ll never forget my first five minutes at a Scottish cultural event, many years ago. I recall walking through the gate and immediately being surrounded by lads in kilts, ladies in bodices, and edged weapons. Not far away, bagpipes were sounding. As far as the eye could see, men and women of European blood were…
A few weeks ago we celebrated "Charming of the Plow" at Odinshof. This is one of the lesser-known holy days of Asatru; indeed, I am sure than many who honor the Aesir and Vanir don't even observe it. Such a seemingly humble event can be overlooked when one is busy with the more familiar rites…
By the time you read these words, Russia and Ukraine may be at war. Where this will go is hard to predict; we can only hope that calmer heads will prevail. I am a big fan of the "No more brother wars" approach; there are too few White people in the world for us to…
One of the traits the average White person values most is FAIRNESS. Not that we always live up to it, by any means, but generally we think it's important and we are offended by its absence.
This gives us a spiritual weapon we can use to enlighten our White brothers and sisters. Instead of ranting…
Titles containing words like "the end of humanity" are never taken seriously; when we see them, it's generally safe to conclude that the author is exaggerating, The end of humanity? Really? We assume that the subject is nuclear war, or climate catastrophe, or maybe an errant asteroid headed for Earth…But that's not what I have…
I love sitting in a comfortable chair, watching the snow fall outside as I relax by the fire. But sometimes it goes all wrong, and when it does, there are practical lessons to be learned…
Yes, our ancestors were born, lived, and died in frigid climates. That climate enforced genetic standards that made us White…
Transhumanism is all the rage these days, whether in the mechanistic, dehumanized perspective of Ray Kurzweil - who happens to be Google’s chief of engineering - or the cybernetic, interconnected human web glimpsed in Herzog’s Lo and Behold - Reveries of the Connected World. Over at the World Economic Forum, the coming transformation of humanity…