Ingui article, Anglo-Saxon perspective

Ing or Ingui is a rather obscure name of a god in Anglo-Saxon Heathen tradition, but if as many believe he is one and the same as the Norse god Freyr, then Ingui’s social standing as a god amongst the Heathens could have been one of great veneration. Evidence that connects the Anglo-Saxon Ingui to the Norse Freyr is that another name for Freyr is Yngvi or Yngvi-Freyr, the Yngvi element is phonetically cognate with the Anglo-Saxon Ingui. So it’s possible that the Anglo-Saxon Yngvi-Freyr may have been called Ingui-Frea, Frea being the Anglo-Saxon cognate of Freyr.

Uncle Thor’s Magazine Online

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See also Uncle Thor’s Blog.

Paganism: the true religion of the White man

Your enemy, White man.

Abandon that filthy jewish book with its repulsive deity, White man!

VATICAN CITY - The Vatican unveiled the largest and most luxurious of the pagan tombs in the necropolis under St. Peter’s Basilica on Tuesday after nearly a year of restoration work.

THE POSITION OF THE WOMAN IN THE POETIC EDDA

In the following paper I attempt to examine the position of a woman in the Poetic Edda. The essay views the position of the woman generally, clears up her possible social statuses, functions, family relations and transformation of men into women.

Basic Norse Religion Bibliography

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Ultima Thule: Julius Evola and Herman Wirth

In this short monograph, Arthur Branwen shows the influence of Herman Wirth on the thought of Julius Evola and clarifies how Evola adapted Wirth’s ideas on the origins of Western civilisation. Herman Wirth (1885‐1981) was born in Holland, becoming a German citizen in 1910. He headed up the Ahnenerbe from its founding in 1935 until 1937.

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Evola himself concludes his chapter on Wirth from MS with these words:

… the period preceding liberalism and scientism was characterized by three fundamental
ideas:

1. The equality of the human race

2. Nordic barbarianism and the origin of every civilisation from the East

3. The Hebraic origin of monotheism

Wirth struck down or overthrew those ideas with these three:

1. Humanity is differentiated into distinct races

2. Civilisation did not come from the East, but from the North

3. It was the Nordics who would have known a higher monotheistic religion well before
the Hebrews

Download the article here:

ultimathule.pdf

“Sagas” Portray Iceland’s Viking History

Filled with larger-than-life heroes and epic battles, they may be the most accessible of all medieval literature and a source of inspiration to classic authors like J.R.R. Tolkien.

Slavic Pagans Reject Modern Society

Someone posted this as a bulletin on Myspace

A group of Russians have set up a village where they live on their
home-grown food and practice pre-Christian Slavic traditions. Their
lifestyle is just a short train ride away from Moscow.

The people in Popovka village have traded modern civilisation for
age-old traditions and the mercy of nature. They welcome the summer
with an ancient Slavic rite, and feed idols with bread, milk and oil
to ask for a plentiful harvest.

“You know, I lived in Moscow while studying at a university. I had
enough. The big metropolis destroys our communication with nature,”
says Aleksey.

Stonehenge Monument

The long history of Christian terror and genocide in Europe

Under the Christian axe
The conversion of the Germanic peoples was neither easy nor peaceful. The turning point - at least as far as the continental tribes were concerned - occurred in the year AD 772 when the Frankish Emperor Charlemagne ordered the wholesale massacre of some 30,000 Saxons who refused to convert. The victory of the new faith over the old was made even more emphatic when the Irminsul, the sacred pole of the pagan Saxons (the symbolic equivalent of the Scandinavian world tree Yggdrasill), was cut down at Charlemagne’s command. As the archaeologist Marija Gimbutas has said, this act of desecration would have had the same impact as the demolishing of St Peter’s would have for Catholics.

Pagan Resurrection by Richard Rudgley.

A nice site for all Norse Heathens

Odin with his two ravens and two wolves.

You can purchase lots of cool stuff on her Web site.

The Thorr’s Hammer Site…Originality based on Tradition here.

An English Dictionary of Runic Inscriptions in the Younger Futhark

There are over 6,000 inscriptions carved in runes on various materials, from Scandinavia, its North Atlantic colonies (Faroe, Iceland, Greenland), Britain and Ireland, and occasionally elsewhere. The overwhelming majority of these are in the runic alphabet known as ‘the younger futhark’, dating from c.AD 750-1500.

This work of reference will provide both a basic introduction to the language of the runic inscriptions and a foundation for the further study of its lexicon. The aim is to make the rich resources of Viking Age and medieval Scandinavian runic inscriptions more accessible to a variety of end-users.

See also free runic fonts here and here and here .

Norse Pagan Sites Worth Checking Out

Raven Kindred North.

The Only Asatru Podcast.

Weekly Podcast Saga Readings.

ECT.

Vikings’ Barbaric Bad Rap Beginning to Fade

“Never before has such terror appeared in Britain as we have now suffered from a pagan race. … Behold, the church of St. Cuthbert, spattered with the blood of the priests of God, despoiled of all its ornaments; a place more venerable than all in Britain is given as a prey to pagan peoples.”

Roman altar dedicated to a Germanic goddess found

HE was many miles from home - a Roman soldier posted to Manchester, perhaps feeling cold and lonely, longing for loved ones left behind.

Excellent free Heathen online material by Mike Smith and others

Go here.

Online Heathen Library Expanded

You don’t need to register on the site to access the Library, but please register if you’d like to receive occasional updates. A great site for all those with German blood flowing in their veins here.

Stuff to please a Euro-pagan’s heart

The Norse/Germanic God Wotan (or Odin) in all His Majestic Splendor.

Toward the upper left of the page there is a space to search the site. Enter “Norse.” And it will take you right there. Click on “Books Galore” on the left side of the page and it will take you to an Asatru/Northern books link.

A great site in German: A great German site for Asatru information.

Some useful links for those interested in how our Germanic ancestors worshipped their beautiful and strong gods here.

Bejeweled Anglo-Saxon Burial Suggests Cult

April 11, 2008 — In seventh century England, a woman’s jewelry-draped body was laid out on a specially constructed bed and buried in a grave that formed the center of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery, according to British archaeologists who recently excavated the site in Yorkshire.

WILIAM GAYLEY SIMPSON: On Religion

Seems like a call to Paganism for all those of Aryan blood.

WILIAM GAYLEY SIMPSON

On Religion

“For a people’s religion should come out of its
own blood. It should be its own innermost soul
made manifest, the elevation before its eyes
of its own hopes and dreams, of all the lessons
it has learned through its own immemorial
experience.”

— Which Way Western Man? Chap. IIIb, p. 84