Throughout the United States and Europe, a revival of interest in all things Germanic is taking place. This can be seen in the growth of pre-Christian religious movements, and in the much wider popularity of movies, novels, and television shows about the Viking Age. Just as other ethnicities show a healthy desire to reconnect with their indigenous past, the revival of Germanic culture appeals to people of European descent who feel cut off from their deepest ancestral roots.But as Stephen Flowers argues in the pages of his far-reaching book, this is only the latest phase in a larger reawakening with a rich, if troubled, history. He defines what constitutes the Germanic Tradition, and explains how this tradition was fragmented and submerged with the coming of Christianity to the Goths, the Franks, the Anglo-Saxons, and the Scandinavians. More importantly, he shows how the northern spirit survived in myriad and sometimes surprising places: from literary works such as Beowulf and the Nibelungenlied, to the teachings of Christian mystics like Meister Eckhart, and in the religious, political, and legal institutions of medieval England, Iceland, and Scandinavia.The first volume of a trilogy, The Northern Dawn series will chronicle the ways in which the Germanic Tradition has shaped our history, how it still speaks to us today, and how it may yet help to forge a meaningful and promising future in the midst of an increasingly aimless and atomized world.

The Northern Dawn: A History of the Reawakening of the Germanic Spirit: From the Twilight of the Gods to the Sun at Midnight (1)

History

Flowers, Stephen Edred

Europe

Arcana Europa Media LLC

Study of the myth and religion of the pagan Wends or Sorbians.

Wendish Mythology

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Lodestar Books

This is an anthology of works done for the Order of the Trapezoid in the 1980s. The body of the book contains seventeen articles including: Mysteries of the Graal, On the Way of Wotan and the Left-Hand Path, The Command to Look, Trapezoidal Runology, Runes and Angles, Graal Mythos in Old English Runes?, Runic Origins of the “Peace Sign,” Set and Wotan, Walburga in Khem, Trapezoidal Cinema, Austin Osman Spare and the Track of the Trapezoid. There are also articles on the use of occult techniques by the Germans in the 1930s— in myth and reality.

Dark Rûna: Containing the Complete Essays Originally Published in Black Rûna (1995)

Religion & Spirituality

Occult & Paranormal

Anthology of essays on the topic of RUNA. These tlaks form the first philosophical expression of t e Word RUNA.

Runarmal I: The Runa-Talks: Summer 1991ev

Philosophy

Study of the origins of Freemasonic lore in ancient Norse sources.

Freemasonry and the Germanic Tradition

List, Guido Von

Study of doctrines of rebirth in Old Norse sagas.

Sigurdr

Source book of the practice of magic in Old Norse literature.

Source Book of Seid

Chisholm, James

Here is a book almost four years late in appearing. It is the long-awaited second volume of the Runarmal series. This seminal volume contains nine essays based on talks given in 2011. The titles of the essays are: Tradition, Traditional Esotericism, Application of Traditional Esotericism, Traditional Rune Magic, The Utility of Objective Traditions, Two Forms of Immortality, Two Forms of Reincarnation, Right-Hand Path and Left-Hand Path as Cooperative Systems and Antinomianism? Each essay gives a special insight into the mystery of certain key concepts of self-development and understanding.

Runarmal II

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