/asatru/ - Asatru / Heathenry / Paganism

"I often go on bitter nights

To Woden's oak in the quiet glade

With dark powers to weave a union -

The moonlight showing me the runic spell

And all who are full of impudence during the day

Are made small by the magic formula!

They draw shining steel - but instead of going into combat,

They solidify into stalagmites.

Thus the wrong ones separate from the genuine ones -

I reach into a nest of words

then give to the good and fair

With my formula blessings and prosperity"

-Wodens Oak, a poem written by Hitler

yes, THE hitler

HITLER CONFIRMED FOR PAGAN

>>8233

B-but the CIDF on /pol/ t-told me that Hitler w-was judeo-christian

Interesting read and it makes me even more pissed off at the government. Did not know about Ruby Ridge.

>>8235

I don't have the quote on hand but he said somewhere in his writings that the dominance of Christianity is proof of the inferiority of the Heathen faith and a return to it would be a regression.

He was keen on symbols and heroic icons but he pushed a "positive" (anti-jew) Christianity which would eventually become a blood and soil monotheism with little of the Abrahamic faith left.

It is important to realise that he was at odds with Himmler and Hess who were into all the pagan stuff. Heathen revival groups were supressed once the Nazis gained power under the anti-masonic legislation which cracked down on all esoteric groups, many of them völkisch.

>>8239

He dropped his open support for Christianity once he got into power, though. Being at odds with zealous pagans doesn't mean much on its own. He was at odds with the military leadership as well, doesn't mean he was a pacifist and against the military itself.

I guess it will always remain up for debate what Uncle Adolf personally believed in. At least he wasn't an atheist.

>>8245

I always thought he was a pantheist. He rarely used the word "god", instead he used the word "providence".

Hitler, like Mussolini, Codreanu, Quisling, Mosley, etc, was a follower of the ancient truth, the golden age ideals. Thats really all that matters.