Recent Articles
The Odinist Path – A hike towards the Odin Conciousness
by Hariulf OR
The Odinist path is not a thing that we can learn in a blink of an eye. It is not a thing that we can learn in books. It is a thing that we must live! It is a very long path which will take the efforts of an entire life (and maybe of many others).
Hospitality as Solidarity
by Michael Boyd AOR
Hospitality is a virtue, one of our Noble Nine Virtues, that is rarely discussed or written about by Odinists due to its self-explanatory, popular meaning. I think we should explore this virtue deeper however, and discover its folkish rather than popular implications as concerns Odinism as a healthy religious movement and evolving theology.
The Germanic Mother and the Zeitgeist
By Sigurd AOR
When Tacitus wrote his Germania, he mentioned, in awe, how much veneration our Heathen ancestors gave to women, especially mothers. But somehow, somewhere along the way, this veneration got lost, and changed to utter demonisation…
Wyrd in the Night Sky
By Arinbjorn OR
Wyrd is a subject that comes up often and is largely understood by most, confuses some, and is completely grasped by none. I have always had a fair grasp on Wyrd myself, but one night, while gazing at the stars, I had a realization that might help some.
Onwards, Our Folk!
A poem by Suzi Marsden in honour of all those who have fallen in defence of faith, folk and family.
True Potential
by Redwald AOR
One of the most frustrating realisations one can have on the journey towards personal enlightenment comes in the moments we pause, look around and see the lack of ambition in our fellow man.
Odinism under the African Sun
By Gabriel Maritz AOR and Suzi Marsden AOR
Every time I Blot in this beautiful country, I can feel the land wights and nature spirits welcome me. The Gods speak to me and our Galdrs echo through the landscape. It re-energises and revitalises me, just like it did in England. It feels completely natural and right, ancient and true, thus I respond with my whole heart and soul and do not hold back.
To Each His Own
by Ludwig Fahrenkrog (translation by Hariulf OR)
Your dark churches do not please me! I prefer the bright and shining sun!
And my women are a thousand times more dear to me Than your painted Madonna













