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Home | Site map | Contact us Odinist Cosmology confirmed by science Two conflicting concepts of the nature of time and space have competed for thousands of years. Modern science is at last on the verge of resolving the conflict one way or the other, and the ethical consequences may change the course of human development. The Judeo-Christian myth of history is simple. In the beginning there wa...

1 Shapeshifting and Berserkergang Shapeshifting, in its various forms, is one of the more common minor literary motifs in Old Icelandic literature. The identification of a human with an animal provided a rich symbological vocabulary for the poets and saga-writers: knowledge out of the ordinary, most usually prophetic knowledge, could be quickly and artistically expressed by, for instance, the...

Plato's account of the man who returned from death to describe what he had seen.

The Occult Technology of Power, subtitled the "Arcane Secrets of Political Power," is an anonymous booklet describing the nature of power, the nature of rule, and the nature of oligarchy. The information is presented as a transcript of a dialog between a powerful father and his son - the heir to his realm. In handing the reins of power to his son, the father explains the mechanics of world cont...

An essay on Odinist afterlife concepts by Osred, an Australian Odinist.

A brief lecture by Julia Phillips.

The Cult of Othin Preface The following essay is an attempt to answer certain questions in regard to the character of one of the ancient Germanic cults. References to mythology have been as far as possible avoided except in Note III. In this case a reference to the Yggdrasill myth seemed to be necessitated by Bugge's Studier over de nordiske Gude- og Helte-sagns Oprindelse, for the theory propo...

Ásatrú (OW-sah-true) means “true to the Æsir”, true in the sense of family loyalty. This defining personal loyalty is commonly found amongst Ásatrúars, as well as a deep respect for our Germanic religious, cultural and historical heritage. Open to worthy folks regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation, Ásatrú celebrates our religious and cultural heritage, rather than promotin...

Investigating the Afterlife Concepts of the Norse Heathen: A Reconstructionist’s Approach Bil Linzie 20th December 2005

This a classic work of scholarship on Germanic/Norse paganism. (The text starts on page ELEVEN on the pdf file.)