/fringe/ - Fringe

Okay pagans I have a question, are you able to tell somebody IRL out loud that you firmly believe in the pagan gods without feeling a tinge of "this is stupid" in the back of your mind?

Iggs bigga dooga wooga bagan benis bazinga

>>103952

Even I forgot I should have copy'd your proper (I hope) spelling of the word hermeticism.

>>103883

>paganism general

>future of the Aryan race

Get the fuck out with your earth tunnel vision bullshit

>>103955

Not everyone worships moloch you schylock. Why don't you schlomos f*ck off.

>>103902

>nobody knows the truth so I'm going to believe whatever I want

You do you man, but you're not really in a position to teach people who have studied and seeked out truth so much more broadly and deeply than you. If the extent of neopagan apologetics is "you don't know for sure either," and your only excuses for believing it are because it's aligned with your political views and you think it honors your ancestors, then /fringe/ really isn't the board for you.

>>103952

>Hermes Trismegistus has anything in common with the Scandinavians and Germans of old

We wuz wizards n shiiiieet

Fringe is too liberal and none of the pagans read, they didn't even know what the Mahabharata was.

>>104376

/fringe/ is a bunch of shylock soyboys.

>>104376

>>104378

/fringe/ is not your political spiritual wing.

The left-right paradigm does not apply here.

We laugh at nazi-larpers as much as we laugh at gobbunist larpers.

If you ever met Odin or Thor they would probably appear too degenerate for your thinking.

>>104443

You assume I am of the left right paradigm. I use it as a way of just explaining things to lemmings. let me correct my sentence for you.

"Fringe is too sacerdotal"

>>104443

>You assume I am of the left right paradigm. I use it as a way of just explaining things to lemmings. let me correct my sentence for you.

>"Fringe is too sacerdotal"

>>104444

Care to explain? Last I heard, Odin and Thor were gods who demanded strength, courage, honesty and various other virtues

>>104473

Odin sucked off dead men

>>104488

>Actually fucking believing a book written by a gay jew

Are you baiting or are you actually retarded?

>>104489

A based gay jew you filthy dumb (((goyim))) scum

Praise to Raa.

>>104499

>jew

>based

nice try shlomo

It crashed with no survivors. . .

>>103883

So what are the main books in Norse paganism? I just stick to mostly Christian, Muslim, and Hindu texts (with lots of supplementing from philosophy, Jungian psychology, and other myths) so it'd be a big help to know what you guys do and don't believe. Even as a National Socialist, neo-paganism just seems to be LARPing in an attempt to brute force a religion into power by utilizing political beliefs; if that's the case then it seems like the big question is "Why try to force your will upon Heaven instead of following Heaven's will on earth?"

Hitler and the the NSDAP came to power because they represented the shadow of Wotan within the German collective conscious. (something heavily repressed by the Christians) Any modern movement won't have this same subconscious appeal to people, so it seems silly to attempt to replicate paganism in the modern world. It would be even harder yet to revive paganism in areas outside of Germany, which do not have that racial consciousness. Is paganism just more of a lifestyle movement than actual form of spirituality?

>>111711

Thanks for the good reply.

Why do you think they choose Norse paganism specifically? The Vedic traditions are far more Aryan than what little primary sources there are on Norse mythology. Is it just because Nordicism is more inherently white? Because it appears more accepting of violence and brutality? Or perhaps because there's no competition, so they don't have to back their shit up?

Although I do want to mention that Norse mythology has decent value in terms of comparative mythology.

>>111713

>Why do you think they choose Norse paganism specifically?

For all the Odinists I've met it's a racial thing. Their ancestors worshiped these gods and that's what they choose to do also as a white man. Nothing more to it, not even belief.

>The Vedic traditions are far more Aryan than what little primary sources there are on Norse mythology

I agree, however I believe your typical Odinist is going to be completely ignorant of the Vedas and the history of the Proto-Indo-Europeans in general. Then if they ever do actually learn of these things, the chances are they'll already be heavily invested with the neo-pagan community.

>Although I do want to mention that Norse mythology has decent value in terms of comparative mythology

It does definitely. It's very interesting to look at the similarities of Norse religion with their Indian cousins half a world away. They still actually worship Thor down there man, they just happen to call him Indra. King of the Devas, long red hair and beard, fearsome temper, God of Thunder, fights a gigantic serpent. It's clear as day the same exact deity.

The other gods aren't quite as obvious, but they're still there.

>>111747

>It does definitely. It's very interesting to look at the similarities of Norse religion with their Indian cousins half a world away. They still actually worship Thor down there man, they just happen to call him Indra. King of the Devas, long red hair and beard, fearsome temper, God of Thunder, fights a gigantic serpent. It's clear as day the same exact deity.

>The other gods aren't quite as obvious, but they're still there.

That's interesting. I can't quite remember it, but there's a myth similar to the Yggdrasil tree in Norse paganism that was quite interesting. It's a shame I can't say more. But if there's any other interesting facts you'd like to share, I'm all ears.