Ulfcytel

Expensive book but worthy to be on the shelf.

Best intros for the Celts as a Folk.

Classics from H.R Ellis Davidson.

The Lost gods of England decent book.

Books for runes

Some English books.

Instill within the young a deep understanding of their ancestral lineage, gods, race/Folk and teach them the overall importance of preserving these core elements of life if not then destruction and enslavement is inevitable by conquering foreign principles and foreign races.

Raise the youth in full awareness of their Race, Folk, gods and the forebearers from which they sprung from always teach them to stand firm among their own Folk. If we fail to guide them, they will stray from the ways of their ancestors and weaken the family's hamingja.

I agree with him, but how was simple socio-economics and by the sword.

Tomorrow I am going live on my telegram channel at 9:30pm EST. If interested t.me/wyrdist

Did you know Mark Puryear plans on releasing several volumes in Æfinrunar. Sedianism has tons of works already regarding Traditional Heathenry just wait many more in the years to come.

Traditional Heathenry or 'Sedianism' will be dominant view as many of you are coming around to see we don't need the made up shit, new age shit Jeetism, Plato or Occultism.

Sedianism will be it's own sect of Heathenry. One day and I believe this is a good thing.

Look at what I just received!

Germanic Rebirth traditions is and was Folkish. Why? Because rebirth involves being solely being reborn within the descendants and in the same bloodline In the Ynglinga saga, we find such traditions concerning the return of ancestral souls through their descendants.

In Helgakviða Hundingsbana II, we encounter the remarkable return of Helgi from the dead to reunite with Sigrún. This piece of Lore reminds us that the Germanic understanding of life, death, and rebirth was rooted in the Folk, ancestry, family and was not Universal.

How the Ulster Scots came to be.

Understand that the Germanic conception of the Soul was not necessarily that of one indivisible but rather a soul that had four to five distinct parts. From the sources they speak of several aspects of human soul being the hamr, hugr, fylgja, and hamingja.

To become Sedian is to awaken to the world of one's forebears, to recognise the gods they honoured, the customs they maintained, and the natural order in which they lived and to abandon foreign understanding.