Life is hard, and death and taxes are inevitable. Or so I am told. Every day, the working American gets up. Maybe he mobilises too early for his taste. He gets into his truck and drives to work. On the road he is greeted by a cacophony of unskilled and inattentive, angry drivers who cut … Continue reading Slipping Up The Slope
What do you do when you don’t want to? In our movement, where transcendental faith in the kind a Christian might possess is overwhelmingly absent, what do you do when your strength is thin? What do you do, White Man, when the world around you applauds weakness, glorifies perversity, excels in mediocrity and accentuates monotony? … Continue reading Virtus
In our travelling circles the question of the value of labour has been finely discussed. There are even subjunctions of the movement entirely dedicated to its cause; you have National Socialism and National Bolshevism, with individuated parties ranging in size and scope. The Traditionalist Workers Party is the most notable example that comes to my … Continue reading Arbeit Macht Goy
There are those who oppose (specifically Norse) Heathendom and (specifically Medieval) Christendom on the grounds of their supposed “fatalism” as some malefic influence. As if such a force for these often skeptic or secular crowds constitutes the closest thing to actual daemonic influence. They do this out of childish and self-indulgent (often false) naïveté, owing … Continue reading Of Crosses & Ragnarokses
If ever there has been a more fertile exoteric breeding ground for rich esoteric symbolism than history, I reckon it has yet to be revealed. And why not? History herself is esoteric, subject to analysis and representation, thereby reliant on transmission by a viceroy… but is made available and readily so to all, thus, exoteric. … Continue reading Romanticisation of History & Esoteric Oppurtunism
We have a problem. It is a very singular problem, and a very simple problem that happens to have the tragic misfortune of having been innately complicated. We have trust issues. In our circles we speak of the fabled “High Trust Society.” However, it must be intoned that the reality is that we are quite … Continue reading Trust Issues
Folk Soul= Phenotype + Isolation x Generation It has been brought to my attention that I frequently use words and terms, assuming the familiarity of the one with whom I speak to them. In this instance I should like to discuss the term “Folk Soul.” As a means of prefacing what follows with honesty, I … Continue reading Folk Soul
