Teaching Children about the Natural world should be seen as one of the most important events in their Lives.

The Tribe of the Fox made more than 100 video's about ancestors, naturespirits and deities. Dirkje and Martijn read about our ancestral spirituality and practice it. Trancejourneying is a major part of our spiritual life. Later this week we will publish the first of 5 video's ( Nearly 2 hours of material in total🙂) about the heathen Underworlds. Saying that trancejourneying the Underworlds is interesting is an understatement😄. Yes, Underworlds because there are many. Stay tuned, folks🦊. (picture: Diego Sanchez for the Ginnrunbok)

"Occultism" in the West doesn't refer to any old spooky mysticism, it specifically refers to the Kabbalistic-Hermetic practices that became popular during the 1800s. These practices were distinct from the Hermeticism of Classical Antiquity due to the infusion of Kabbalah (i.e. Jewish mysticism) during the Renaissance. The invention of the printing press in the 1400s led to the spread of Lurianic Kabbalah among European intelligentsia.

Classical Hermeticism is Greco-Egyptian mysticism based on texts ascribed to a god-man named Hermes Trismegistus, a fusion of the Egyptian god Thoth, regarded as a messenger of the gods and the source of all esoteric knowledge, and the Greek god Hermes, who played a similar role. They claimed that Trismegistus was originally a human who attained enlightenment and ascended to the world of the divine.

Hermeticism can be crudely described as "whitepilled Gnosticism." It's based on similar Platonism-influenced concepts but differs in its approach to material reality. Gnostics believe that the material universe is produced by a malevolent lesser deity known as the Demiurge (identified as Yahweh of the Old Testament) and conclude that material reality is evil and should be transcended. They regard Christ as a messenger of the true (good) supreme deity, who was sent to enlighten humanity. Hermeticists believe that material reality is fundamentally good because it is an emanation of the supreme deity.

Gnosticism was also influential on 1800s Occultism, so probably worth mentioning that Gnostic morality works on illusion vs enlightenment, rather than sin and repentance, and that some Gnostic groups (e.g. the Carpocratians) believed that the human body should be defiled with sin, due to its material (i.e. evil) nature.

Modern (post-Renaissance) Hermetic principles include:
- The first "man" was androgynous and immortal.
- Human souls are minor deities trapped in the physical world as punishment from god.
- There is a single true theology that was originally handed down from god to man at the beginning of time that has declined and been diluted through the ages, but is still present in all religions.
- Alchemy / transmutation, which includes;
- - Dissolving and breaking down components and remolding them into something new, or purifying substances, or impossibly transforming them from one natural state into another (e.g. lead into gold);
- - Creating all healing elixir of life (that will lead to immortality);
- - The idea that the prima materia (basal matter of the universe) represents hermaphroditism or a hermaphroditic monster;
- - The ultimate aim of "purifying" humanity, transmuting man from an imperfect, ephemeral, and corruptible state into a perfect, eternal, and incorruptible state.

When you see people talking about "Occultism," Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism, Martinism, Theosophy, Thelema, and so on, what they're talking about is this Kabbalistic-Hermeticism.

Also, the Occult movement was intrinsically linked to the early Socialist 'Utopian' movements (that Marx described as the "patriarchs of Socialism") via people like Eliphas Levi. You could say that Occultism was to Socialism what the Frankfurt School is to "wokeness."

Continuing somewhat tangentially in the vein of honoring one's father, ancestor worship is an integral part of Heathenry. From the “About” section at our Facebook page:

“To our ancient, pre-Christian ancestors, being German or of the Germanic people meant that one was Heathen, and vice versa — that is, they were of the folk who descended from and worshipped their own Gods. Perhaps that is why there is no native, historical term for Heathenry: none was necessary. If one was Germanic, one was Heathen. While Germanic mythological lore records the tradition that Óðinn (Viðrir) and his brothers Hœnir (Vé) and Lóðurr (Víli) created Askr and Embla (the first man and woman) from two trees[5], it also records (along with pre-Christian Roman lore) a clear belief by the Germanic people that they literally descend from their own gods, whether those gods were named “Mannus”[6], “Heimdallr”[7], or something else. This tradition continued most notably in the Germanic royal families, many of whom recorded and to this day claim descent ultimately from Woden (Óðinn) either directly, or by way of Beldag (Bældæg, Baldr)[8], Ingvi-Freyr[9], Scēaf (Skjöldr)[10], Sigi[11], Vegdag (Wægdæg)[12], and Seaxnēat[13] among others.

“Thus, the Germanic Gods are the creators of, and may also be considered to be the actual, biological ancestors of, the Germanic people, reinforcing implicitly the essentially ethnic nature of Heathenry. In other words, regardless of whether or not they worshipped the Gods of their ancestors — that is to say, their own ancestors — the Germanic people were nonetheless Heathen. They could no more stop being fundamentally Heathen than someone of Jewish ancestry could stop being fundamentally Jewish despite not practicing Judaism, or someone of Indian ancestry could stop being fundamentally Indian despite not practicing Hinduism. In that sense, the terms “Germanic” and “Heathen” are synonymous. This is just as true today as it was in days of yore.”

In this video (https://youtu.be/4wWReEU-qd0), content creator Thor Elptirdalr of “Norse Magic and Beliefs” elaborates on the concept of Ancestor Worship and its apparent relation to divine beings such as Álfar (Elves, possibly honorable male ancestors) and Dísir (honorable female ancestors), as well as of course to one’s less exalted, biological ancestors.

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Happy summer solstice! Today is the longest day of the year and summer officially starts today. Have a wonderful day/longest summer night and don't forget to appreciate sol for life. We will do a midsommar show on Friday June 24, this is 'officially' when it's being celebrated in Sweden and a few other countries.

Beautiful European woman saving bees

Abrahamism disconnected us from our origin

Where do we witness any of what religion believes in reality? Where is the almighty? Where are the angles?
Where is the messiah?

🌿Native European Spirituality embraces what exists right here, right now. The seasons, the animals and trees, the water and the land, the spirit and devotion of the folk and our ancestor's legacy. It's all in Nature that is all around us right now, not in some far off realm we're waiting to realize after we pass on. We are here to embrace and enjoy life now.

The Jews Fear The Pagan

"In today's fragmented society a large number of religious and secular neo-pagan expressions have emerged and are gathering strength. An increased interest in nature is a central element in many of its manifestations."

"While history seldom repeats itself, many of its major motifs recur over the centuries. This repetition of motifs is frequently stressed by a variety of contemporary manifestations of idolatry, both in and outside of the public square. None of these are entirely identical to the pagan rituals mentioned in the Bible. Nonetheless, like its predecessors, neo-paganism merits Jewish concern."

"Many of these sects rightly see the worlds of both Jewish and Christian thought as their enemies. There is no place in monotheism for the divinity of nature to which humanity must bow. In it nature may be valued as a manifestation of God's majesty, but it is not sacred. The adherents of the single God, Creator of the world, have a long record of destroying pagan idols and desecrating their holy places. While one may claim that a variety of the present forms of nature adoration are un-Jewish, many neo-pagan reconstructionists can be considered anti-Jewish."

"In most of the last two thousand years, the Jews have had little time, possibility, or desire to propagate monotheism to humanity. With the penetration into many pagan societies of two monotheistic religions, Christianity and Islam, the outside challenges to Judaism changed. The Jews became minor actors in the historical struggle against paganism."

"In the Torah, God tells not only the Jews but also humanity in general that they should not live according to the laws of nature. Judaism totally rejects the "animal in man" and attempts to suppress it. Among the 613 commandments given to the Jews, there are seven which Judaism considers binding for all humanity. Non-Jews are expected to practice these Noahide laws at the very least: they prohibit idolatry, the vain use of God's name, murder, sexual transgressions, theft, and eating the flesh of live animals, and require all people to establish courts of law to govern themselves."

"So what does the return of paganism mean for Judaism? It forces us to focus on the importance of Jewish law and tradition, which proclaims that nature is not the dominant force in the world, nor is it sacred. There is a unique divine force above nature. Nature's laws represent the world of the savage and barbarian; the Noahide laws represent civil society. Civilization must be intolerant toward barbarity. No compromise is possible between the monotheist God and the polytheist deities."

"It is not very clear where we are going. We live in a rapidly changing world where we must continuously catch weak signals and watch whether they get stronger. Nothing good for the Jews -- nor for society at large -- can come out of a worldwide strengthening of paganism. The same goes for a distorted emphasis on the importance of nature."

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From the Jewish Political Studies Review Volume 11:3-4 (Fall 1999).

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