Folkish Worldview

People will tell you that paganism can't be reconstructed, is too incomplete, and so on. This is actually quite useful. It's like a badge that says very clearly "I don't know about this topic at all". If you wandered into a physics department and started yelling about how Aristotle was right and Newton was wrong, you'd be laughed at. That's what these people look like. When they tell you "paganism can't be reconstructed", they're doing you a favour. Just say "don't waste my time" and move on. You might even want to bait them into saying it to save yourself the trouble. @folkishworldview

Plato discovered a problem called the Euthyphro dilemma. Since the lore sometimes has the gods doing things we shouldn't be doing, the question arises: Is it right because the gods do it? Or do the gods do it because it's right? The first horn of the dilemma is a problem because it makes the gods "arbitrary". There's no reason the gods do it beyond that they do it. The second horn is a problem because it places a moral authority over the gods. This is what Christians call "logos", and even though they think it's a false dilemma, it's not and they affirm logos. For them, Yahweh does things because they're right. The problem for Christianity, Platonism, Gnosticism, and other "logos" theologies is that they build everything up from an "absolute" or a "one" or a "necessary existent". Anything like that is completely transcendent and can't have any immanent historical characteristics at all, by definition. Eventually, after enough centuries, they figure this out, and abandon the immanent god existing in this world. The next step is deism, then atheism. This is exactly the path Christianity has traced from the middle ages to now. It's also what happened to Platonism, Gnosticism, and every other logos theology. You can't subordinate the god to a formula without losing the god. You can't say "the gods do it because it's right" and not end up an atheist. The simple solution is just to say "yes, the god is arbitrary, so what?" At one point all these theologies accepted the simple idea of mystery. The god is unfathomable, and it's not our place to ask some things. Saying "the god is a mystery" is tantamount to saying "the god is arbitrary". Once Christianity abandoned the idea of mystery in favour of logos, it was done for. @folkishworldview

Woke McPagan Diana L. Paxson accused of suspicious links with people convicted of or presumed to have committed sexual abuse of children. She is a board member of woke American Asatru/Wicca group “The Troth,” editor of the Idunna organization's journal and coordinator of its clergy training program. Following the accusations she was dismissed from all her roles. Woke fake paganism goes hand in hand with nith

Racialism is not enough to be folkish. In-group preference is necessary of course, but it's just one piece of the puzzle. Folkishness is about more than just ethnic homogeneity. If racialism is your whole worldview, then secular humanist liberalism has a window it can creep into. Even if you start from a religious foundation. After all, our Christian forefathers were "folkish" in that they were racialist. But their worldview led to atheism and globalism. Folkishness starts at the bottom and completely purges all liberal and Christian priors. What we're doing on this channel is just that. It might seem radical and uncomfortable, even threatening at times. This is part of the healing process. @folkishworldview

Niðing Uni heretics "The Troth" try to cover up pedophile dealings of their witch figurehead Diana Paxson. Whistleblower leaked and chaos erupts as they cannibalize. https://www.reddit.com/r/heathenry/s/3nBrxMtbOd

Catholics say that everything great in the West was because of Christianity. The "logic" is that whatever was at the helm at the time these great things happened, caused them. By that logic everything great in the Germanic world was because of Protestantism. No other religion has conquered more. It's not hard to reject this logic, you just have to admit that great things have deep roots. Which means that most of what's great in the West has roots much older than Christianity. Anyone with half a brain can see this. Do Christians even have one good argument? @folkishworldview

Perennialists like Evola and Guenon had many things in common with Christians. One is the argument that your tradition has to be unbroken to be "real". Never will you be given a reason for this. It's simply an article of faith. There is no reason for it. Whether Vatican II, the Reformation, or the Great Schism, all traditional lines today have been broken. Christianity itself is founded on a radical break from tradition, LARPing as "the real Jews". I'll tell you what tradition is unbroken and "real" though. The "realest" and least broken tradition of all today—the liberal tradition. All the valid lineages have been broken. So you have two options: 1) just be liberal already, or 2) reconstruction of fragmented tradition. @folkishworldview

White people are defenseless today because we can't think tribally anymore, and we can't think tribally anymore because of 1000 years of individual salvation. All Aryan peoples once found salvation in the tribe. Homer says that the clanless man is the most wretched creature, unhappy because he will never enter the halls of his forefathers in the afterlife. When we were Christianized, suddenly the tribe didn't matter to the afterlife. Suddenly European man's salvation was not mediated through anything but Yahweh. The tribe was nice, your folk might be dear to you, but something was lost. The folk were no longer a matter of ultimate concern. 1000 years later, and this process has reached its logical end point. The folk is not only not the ultimate, it's secondary. Not only is it secondary, it's optional. Not only is it optional, it's a hindrance. Not only is it a hindrance, it's a moral evil. Not only is it a moral evil, it's the moral evil. It all started with individual salvation. @folkishworldview

Atheists hate Paganism because it's not easily derided or discredited. (European) Christians hate Paganism because it reminds them from whence they truly descend. Conservatives hate Paganism because their 'moral' framework is Abrahamic. Jews hate Paganism because it stands outside of their narrative and disproves their special status. Marxists hate Paganism because it upholds permanent, natural, non-fungible identity and distinction. All of them seem to be in the process of uniting against Paganism, whether the individuals doing so are aware of it or not. On one hand Arch-Conservative Tucker Carlson is platforming people who are calling anything morally Bankrupt 'Pagan', while on the other, State-sponsored Marxist group 'Hope Not Hate' have this year focussed quite heavily on Heathens such as myself. Then there's one of Judaism's biggest mouthpieces bell-ends Ben Shapiro publishing videos titled things like 'Rise of the Pagans'. And by chance I just read that my friend Fiona Ædgar has had an old video on YouTube struck down and believes it's because she's begun to focus more on Paganism. This is how we know that Paganism is the answer to crooked modernity; All of its gatekeepers fear the Pagan revival.

Atheists hate Paganism because it's not easily derided or discredited. (European) Christians hate Paganism because it reminds them from whence they truly descend. Conservatives hate Paganism because their 'moral' framework is Abrahamic. Jews hate Paganism because it stands outside of their narrative and disproves their special status. Marxists hate Paganism because it upholds permanent, natural, non-fungible identity and distinction. All of them seem to be in the process of uniting against Paganism, whether the individuals doing so are aware of it or not. On one hand Arch-Conservative Tucker Carlson is platforming people who are calling anything morally Bankrupt 'Pagan', while on the other, State-sponsored Marxist group 'Hope Not Hate' have this year focussed quite heavily on Heathens such as myself. Then there's one of Judaism's biggest mouthpieces bell-ends Ben Shapiro publishing videos titled things like 'Rise of the Pagans'. And by chance I just read that my friend Fiona Ædgar has had an old video on YouTube struck down and believes it's because she's begun to focus more on Paganism. This is how we know that Paganism is the answer to crooked modernity; All of its gatekeepers fear the Pagan revival.