Volkish Aryan Pagan

Liza Liankevich

The Nibelungs: Siegfried (1924)

“So you think there’s a bunch of storm Gods” Let’s pretend that isn’t a disingenuous way to describe the Gods, sure why not? Is there a monopoly on elements that can be used? Let’s get deeper “Storm God” is a brutal simplification of a divine character. Thor in the eddas has very few elements connecting him with storms besides his name. Also, will you say the myths of Zeus and Thor are the same? No? So how are they the same Gods? Etymology? But Tyr means God but Tyr and Zeus share etymology so are they the same? War Gods? Almost ALL Gods engage in war. Reducing Gods to job titles is SILLY. That’s like saying everyone who works at the post office is literally the same person with no defining personalities. So yeah I don’t think the African “Thunder God” is the same as the Germanic “Thunder God.”

The post above is something I am always worried about, grifters nosing their way into Paganism. They are nothing but Christians, trying to repackage our beliefs and then calling it their idea.

The Paganist Yet another grifter The Paganist is an average Pagan channel promoting right-wing ideas which sounds good, but as it turns out the it’s run by an open atheist. Vinnie Sullivan has been around for a while and runs a few channels. Middle aged right wing creators are a dime a dozen and he never stood out. But at some point Vinnie saw Pagans in his chat and realized that there’s an untapped market to explore. Thus The Paganist was born. It’s as bland as his main channel and filled with endless self-reposts. Also he was caught stealing from Pagan Revivalism. So, low-effort grift from the beginning, probably one of many small channels Sallivan created to spread the brand. Also Vinnie has a huge ego considering how often the guy posts his mug, so expect a response to this expose.

Jordan Shimell

Happy cat day For the next few days I’ll write on cats in myth, fairy tales and folklore

Motherhood V.Slepchenko

Former porn actor and an infidel. Stallone is just like those born again christian moms.

Foreign faiths have no authority over ancestral faiths, only the Gods and ancestors of that particular ethno-religion do. And the best way to find out what actual ancestral faith is, is to read the legends of said ancestral faith. It's really that easy.

The weapon challenge One of the most ancient and inspiring elements of many tales of old is the weapon challenge. Basically, a hero obtains a weapon if he’s strong enough to get it. Often the challenge is presented by an older relative (usually a parent) or at the very least it used to belong to a relative (usually the father), so there’s an idea of the older generation empowering the younger if the latter is worthy.

PIE is new age christianity Here’s jewish subversion: "Greeks, as St. Paul told them, forgot what God had taught them, and, though they were God’s offspring, worshipped idols of wood and stone…For, like all nations who have left anything behind them, beside mere mounds of earth, they believed at first in the One True God who made all heaven and earth. But after a while, like all other nations, they began to worship other gods…Zeus, the Father of gods and men (who was some dim remembrance of the blessed true God)…" C.Kingsley Christians (and muslims) have been using the tactic to sell goy judaism as a forgotten primordial tradition. The only difference between this and Proto-Indo-European theory is the number of the gods. PIE tards say there was a few. But they do claim Zeus to be a distant memory of the original Deys Pater misshapen by Greeks into a folkish deity.

Scythian king V.Slepchenko