Alchemy
Alchemy Barbarianism
Barbarian Alchemy: The Art and Science of Elemental Mastery
In our earlier article, we laid out the foundational aspects of the Barbarian cosmology, defining [...]
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Ancestor Worship
Viriathus: The Courageous Shepherd Who Defied an Empire
Under the shadow of ancient oaks in the rugged terrain of Lusitania, a young shepherd [...]
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Ancestor Worship
Ambiorix: The Cunning Hero of the Eburones
Little is known about the early life of Ambiorix, but by adulthood, he had become [...]
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Ancestor Worship
Vercingetorix: The Great Warrior King of Gaul
Vercingetorix was born the son of Celtillus the Arvernian, a Gallic tribal leader. Accounts of [...]
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Ancestor Worship
Barbarian Ancestor Worship: An Introduction
We are proud to announce the Barbarian Ancestor Worship Series. This series delves deep into [...]
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Barbarianism
Liberation & Ecstasy: The War of Our Becoming
To promise freedom only in the future is to accept submission in the present. The [...]
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Barbarianism
Manifesto of Barbarianism
Manifesto of Barbarianism. This manifesto is a living document, evolving as we grow in our [...]
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Alchemy Barbarianism
Barbarian Alchemy: The Art and Science of Elemental Mastery
In our earlier article, we laid out the foundational aspects of the Barbarian cosmology, defining [...]
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Barbarianism
Awen: The Threefold Path
In the boundless abyss of eternity there was the Awen. Seeking to know other and [...]
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Barbarianism
Barbarianism: Towards Indigenous European Resurrection
The following article seeks to sum up both practices and theoretical aspects of the Toutā [...]
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Barbarianism
Mystical Ecology: A New Story For A New People
Mystical Ecology is a proposed synthesis of Occult and Ecological sciences. It's an invitation to [...]
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Gods & Goddesses
Ingwe, Earthworks, and the Blessings of Ancestral Rain
Earthworks such as swales, terraces, and rainwater capture sites are essential tools for ecologists and [...]
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Gods & Goddesses
Cernunnos: Lord of the Wild
Cernunnos is generally depicted as a bearded man with deer antlers, holding a snake in [...]
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History
The Saxon Stellinga Revolt of 840: Defending Ancient Ways in the Carolingian Empire
The word Stellinga comes from Old Saxon and means "the companions" or, somewhat humorous for [...]
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Theory
Dispelling Misconceptions: The Abolition of Whiteness
The abolition of whiteness does not aim to negate individuals or their heritages. Instead, it [...]
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Theory
The Decaying Idol of Humanism And The Return of the Dead God
The mythologies of Humanism rose to prominence as the bedrock of liberal society after the [...]
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Theory
The Egregore of Capital: On Mythological Warfare
Capitalism has become all pervasive in our material lives, there is no escape. Everywhere we [...]
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Theory
The Masque of Whiteness
The Conservative reaction to the Covid-19 pandemic has seemed bizarre to many Liberals and those [...]
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Theory
Keltoi Rising: Reflections on Whiteness
For some time now, the Left has been encouraging people to abandon whiteness. While the [...]
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Theory
Ritual Reimagined: Crafting Practices for the Modern World
Every person engages in some form of ritual behavior. For as long as human beings [...]
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Theory
Touta Caillte: A Proposal
The Celtic peoples were a linguistic-cultural group in Europe around 2800BCE. The history of the [...]
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Wheel of the Year
Imbolc: Celebrating the First Stirrings of Spring
Imbolc, also known as Brigid's Day, is a traditional Gaelic festival marking the beginning of [...]
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Wheel of the Year
Beltane: Dance of the Fire and Flowers
Beltane was the summer festival of the Celtic people in celebration of the returning fertility [...]
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Wheel of the Year
Yule: Beckoning the Rebirth of the Sun
Yule has roots in many European traditions making it difficult to determine which traditions stem [...]
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Wheel of the Year
Samhain: A Guiding Light in the Darkest Nights
Predominantly celebrated by the Gaels, the geographical distribution of Samhain encompassed regions extending from southern [...]
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