Mythology
Paganism vs. Judeo-Christianity. What Is the Fundamental Difference?
The structure of the Sephiroth is built upon and expresses the worldview paradigm of all Abrahamic systems. They are founded upon the principle of creaturehood: the human being is a creature and a servant, while there exists a higher power that governs all things ...
The Three-Faced Hecate
Hecate is a universal deity; she embodies the power of all gods. She is called the Goddess of the Crossroads and Doorways. She opens gates to other worlds and connects everything together. Her fourth face is always hidden - you can see the past, the ...
A Sacrifice for Knowledge (from a Lecture on the Norse Tradition)
Odin made his sacrifice for knowledge but he didn't seek knowledge just for the sake of knowledge, process for the sake of process. That's not Odin. He initiated processes to achieve results. The result was to gain knowledge in order to rule ...
The Norse Tradition in the History of Magic (from the Runes and Gods Course)
At first, Wodan (Odin) was not the project supervisor in charge of creating a system that would regulate the consciousnesses of humans and other beings. The god in charge of this was initially Tyr. All other gods who also participated in the project each had ...
The Norse Tradition (Runes Department in the Menshikova School)
The Norse Tradition is the only system of myths that was not disturbed by a rosary, a thurible, or by any other tool. Those who brought the Norse tradition to our days were assured that a lie, in any form, is something that depletes one’s ...
