00:22:02.680Our funerals are the one that I think you would see the most difference.
00:22:07.780One of the most important parts of the wedding that maybe visually wouldn't look different to folks, but I think is essential is inviting the gods to be present in your marriage.
00:22:20.080to start building your life and your family and your relationship together inviting the
00:22:25.760gods in with them as a part with them bearing witness to your vows with them interwoven in
00:22:32.880your relationship from the outset and you think that's really important our funerals
00:22:39.280one of the things that i find most offensive is when people have a christian funeral
00:22:44.240and the funeral is all about jesus yeah and they talk about the deceased they you know
00:22:53.120talk about the deceased only in the context of that deceased practice of christianity and then
00:23:00.280they give they use it as an opportunity to sermonize about jesus and their idea of their
00:23:07.460afterlife and how you need to do what jesus tells you um yeah the last the two you saying that the
00:23:12.980last two funerals i've been to that was so heavy they turned it into a sermon they see a funeral
00:23:19.060as like a recruiting opportunity and it turns into more jewish jesus worship than even talking
00:23:26.920about the person that just died i thought it was disgusting yeah i that deeply offends me
00:23:33.720our funerals are very much about celebrating the person who's passed about giving an opportunity
00:23:39.300for people to come up and speak about them to share memories about them to you know raise horns
00:23:46.400in their in their honor and to uh to really celebrate who that person that person's life
00:23:52.960and that person's journey to the afterlife so that's a very big focus um and we also we have
00:24:00.120we inter ashes of our loved ones at all of our hosts and that's very important to us so we do
00:24:08.100have the the facility to do that at all of our all of our elite sites that's cool
00:24:14.740any other rituals any any sacrifices or rituals that we should know about um
00:24:22.260or ceremonies or holidays that type of thing yeah we have ritual observances every month
00:24:29.700at our hops we usually celebrate a uh we tie it once a month we have two main rituals
00:24:47.700bloat is a uh communal participation in the gift cycle we believe very much in the exchange of
00:24:56.260gifts between us and the gods we exchange worship and loyalty in exchange for blessings
00:25:06.820torment that cycle is never ending so the bloat is the writ large it's very often we gather in a
00:25:14.340circle bloats are officiated by our gothar there is a round of offering typically over a horn of
00:25:24.660mead we'll go around in the simple and people will place their worship and their devotion
00:25:31.780into the horn and placing your hands on it and imbuing their energy then offer that to whichever
00:25:40.100god we're giving blood to and we ask that in return if they accept our offerings and if they
00:25:46.260find us worthy to give us their blessings and so we'll have a additional horn that will
00:25:53.220they will fill with the might and the blessings they want to bestow upon the folk in
00:26:02.660jothi will go around the circle and either through drinking from the horn or if it's a
00:26:08.980large group through spurgement we will distribute those blessings and those are the fundamentals
00:26:14.980that can look different depending upon the occasion sometimes gifts or offerings are
00:26:23.460are put into the ritual fire to send up to the the isir and that's our big
00:26:32.660it's our big ritual of interaction with the gods the other ritual
00:26:37.780involves toasting the gods but it also involves celebrating our uh our loved ones and those that
00:26:44.020have passed that's called us that's a communal toasting that goes on italy in three rounds
00:26:54.420one round everyone there will as the horn comes to them make a toast in honor of one of our gods
00:27:00.500the second round we'll raise horns to our ancestors and those that have passed
00:27:06.260Then the third round, it's more of a freestyle round celebrating people that we know, people that are important to us, our heroes, often other people who are participating in the Sambul.
00:27:23.740So it really binds our community both with the living, with those who have passed, and also with our gods.
00:27:30.820a lot of mead you keep you you keep mentioning like raising horns this is
00:27:36.360mead in horns and you guys take a drink typically um any other drinks or is it just mean
00:27:43.260it doesn't have to be it's typically mead i think that's the most celebrated and the one that we
00:27:48.860kind of go to and we also have a lot of people that brew their own mead which is i was going
00:27:52.300to ask that do you guys brew it yourselves or do you buy it yes we do both it really depend
00:27:58.440depends it's nice if we have somebody who provides us with you know meat that they've brewed but we
00:28:03.400also end up buying quite a bit as well but sometimes people do it with beer or with uh with
00:28:08.920wine do you have a favorite type of mead i do and there's it's not a there's not a two that are
00:28:17.480running for the top spot and they're both hungry there's a uh spiced pear that was absolutely
00:28:23.880delicious and then a spiced orange i'm a sucker for sweet meads and those are those pretty awesome
00:28:31.000yo those pear and orange sound like they'll be sweet but not too sweet
00:28:35.800sounds good yeah they're nice um it's hard to get the fruit character out without being sweet
00:28:40.680although i do know a guy that made uh some strawberry meat that was exceptionally dry
00:28:46.680like you could like the strawberry flavor was very prominent without with it being a very dry
00:28:52.520i mean i don't know how he did it but i was really impressed by us how big is i'm saying it wrong
00:28:59.680it's not a saw true it's also true right how big is it how many locations how many countries
00:29:06.760folk assembly we have members in 12 different countries at present um we have four hoffs
00:29:14.700we are very close and hopefully we'll be announcing our fifth hoff very soon
00:29:19.780pictures from Thorshoff in Linden, North Carolina. Are they usually, are they all former churches?
00:29:32.200Yes, with an asterisk. Three of them are former churches. The other one
00:29:36.300started out as a Grange Hall. It's been used as a church over its time. It was built in 1938.
00:29:43.320That's Odenshof. So it's been a number of different things. It started out as a Grange
00:29:47.900hall for the grangers um the other three are former former churches so the synagogues turned
00:29:55.980into churches that turned that they took over pagan temples ages ago and then now you're taking
00:30:03.560the churches back that's the idea that's the idea and so there is a spiritual value to that that's
00:30:09.820really cool there you know that's what was done to us there's kind of a poetic i don't know a
00:30:17.160poetic justice to it. But also, they're buildings that were built for very much the same kind of
00:30:23.340purpose. They're built for communal worship. So they're set up really well. They typically have,
00:30:30.560you know, a spot for communal eating, which is a big part of what we do. We share meals together.
00:30:35.820They're set up for just the right thing. And they're also zoned for the right purpose, which
00:30:42.160is helpful i've got a stained glass image it might have been in the ai intro of me with
00:30:51.100two wolves on each side there all these pictures of your gods kind of look like me do you notice
00:30:55.400that well okay so god's here this looks like it was a church that used to have a nativity scene
00:31:02.880too with this little house thing in here oh so yes but i think it's important yes our gods look
00:31:09.720like us and we look like our gods we don't believe in this universal faith that our gods are the
00:31:18.120gods of all people we certainly don't believe that other people's gods are our gods our gods
00:31:24.680look like us because they're our gods and we're their people and we really like it that way all
00:31:30.600of our murals were uh needed by one from i guess spawn hero a good friend of mine and a very devout
00:31:38.280man um who's served our gods for a really long time and he really does something special when
00:31:43.320he paints those murals i'm fortunate enough he kind of you know includes me in in the process of
00:31:49.960of painting them and i get you know before and after and progress pictures but
00:31:54.120he does a really beautiful job with them that's the first one he painted very cool
00:31:58.680nice so um you said there's four in the u.s right yes we got uh in brownsville california
00:32:11.880we've got thorshoff in lyndon north carolina aldershoff in murdoch minnesota
00:32:18.840words hoff in white springs florida so have you guys run into any like legal issues with them
00:32:27.400trying to shut you down or slander attacks or christians trying to interfere with what you guys
00:32:35.200are doing any anything like that no legal interference no dishonest media slander
00:32:46.180interference and trying to you know get the community to turn against us get people scared
00:32:52.460to join because they label you right stuff like that yeah sure um the media has really gone out
00:33:00.720of their way to because again that's what's sexy is to talk about racism they don't talk about
00:33:06.680our faith they do take issue with the fact that we're an ethnically exclusive faith um and so
00:33:14.240that is the headline in the story and you know they call someone racist and it's scary
00:33:20.200they don't call it synagogues racist because it's jews only and they don't want converts right
00:33:25.480but um that's a very special that's a very special circumstance that they don't criticize
00:33:30.600pretty much ever so it is legal to have a apply to uh those rules don't apply to white people
00:33:37.380yeah so it is legal though what you guys are you're legally allowed to say only europeans
00:33:42.660for european faiths certainly certainly and we we overtly do we are we only allow heterosexual
00:33:49.300white people as members of the astrofollow assembly okay media does not like that but we
00:33:54.020have an absolute religious right to do that and those are sincerely held religious beliefs they're
00:33:59.280not just trying to be edgy or trying to be mean-spirited um what are your thoughts on
00:34:08.080christianity and christians today i i argue with christians and they say that you're anti-white if
00:34:15.100you criticize christianity and meanwhile i think it's anti-white if you hate on european ethnic
00:34:21.460religions it's specifically anti-white if you hate on european ethnic religion my definition
00:34:31.020a strange thing to say about christianity is the majority of the world's christians at present are
00:34:37.500not white folks that's a funny thing to say i think it was interesting you said that the pictures
00:34:43.140of our gods look like you it's funny that the pictures of the king of the jews also
00:34:49.860tends to look like you when it's painted by european people yeah and i think that that's
00:34:55.700part of the delusion there's there's a book called the germanization of early medieval christianity
00:35:02.980and i think it explains a lot our people are very confused and intentionally so when christianity
00:35:09.700came into europe to convert people they had to present you know a triumphant warrior saying
00:35:17.940white jesus that really has no relation to the jesus of the gospels
00:35:24.100and so a lot of the things that our people
00:35:32.020are moved by in christianity are stolen from our native faiths and the existent culture
00:35:39.700the more people focus on their their middle eastern biblical christianity the less appealing
00:35:47.020it is for our folk um but you ask a question like what i think of christians and what i think of
00:35:52.180christians today and i think it's two separate things um christianity is wrong and it's certainly
00:35:59.420wrong for our folk it is a um disloyalty to our people to our ancestors and to our gods
00:36:06.880but i think that's really different from you know christians today i think most christians today
00:36:14.400don't know that there's an option i think most people who would identify as christians today
00:36:20.100it's what their parents were it's what their grandparents were it's what you know again
00:36:26.480probably a thousand years worth of their ancestors were doing so i don't think it's given a lot of
00:36:33.760thought I think it's kind of a cultural default that a lot of people have I think we're getting
00:36:39.340more and more to a day where there's a lot of atheism but you know I'm in my 40s and I think
00:36:43.580people you know my generation and previous it's kind of your default setting if you're a person
00:36:48.820who is religious in the United States Christianity is kind of what that looks like so I think a lot
00:36:54.720of people are well-meaning they just really do not know any better I hear the argument from
00:37:00.060Christians a lot that in order for Europe to survive, in order for Europeans to survive,0.96
00:37:06.960we need Christianity to unite us and for birth rates. What do you say to that? Does your faith0.66
00:37:14.600have answers to those questions? I wonder what they mean when they say that. I think different
00:37:23.300camps of people probably say that with birth rates. I don't think there's any particular
00:37:28.760enhanced fecundity with christianity um yeah it just says be fruitful and multiply once
00:37:35.780that that's about it yeah and then all of their priesthood are supposed to well1.00
00:37:41.320the catholics with their priesthood are largely celibate if not perversely predatory um gay pedos0.98
00:37:52.360yeah um no i think that in any ethnic faith the it's an inherent and very important aspect of0.98
00:38:03.560their faith to have children continue their bloodline so i think there's the the birth
00:38:09.660rate thing makes no sense if the idea is to save europe by repopulating it with other races of
00:38:17.440people because you feel that europe's population is declining i don't think that saves europe i
00:38:23.440think that destroys europe and i think we see that right now uh christianity is allowing all of those
00:38:29.680things and you know europe is a it is a culture it is an ethnic homeland it is a civilization it
00:38:41.200does a lot of things it's not just a geography and it increasingly becomes just a a spot on the map
00:38:49.600when it is indistinguishable and repopulated by non-european peoples and that doesn't
00:38:57.040save europe at all it does quite the opposite have you seen the movie midsummer and how they portray
00:39:06.000a little pagan community i have not for the same reason i didn't watch that netflix cartoon or i
00:39:13.800try to you know avoid the pop culture portrayal of our faith because it's usually blasphemous at0.90
00:39:23.640best yeah it's it's i think directed and written by a jewish guy from new york and he makes these0.97
00:39:31.600pagans up in sweden look like psychopaths like murderous psychopaths0.61
00:39:39.280i'm surprised you hadn't seen it even just for research purposes to understand the propaganda0.98
00:39:43.760that's being put out against what you're doing because i know it's there and i get you know
00:39:48.240people tell me about this stuff the effort is constant to demonize increasingly anything that's
00:39:57.360good and healthy and makes sense especially if it benefits um traditionally minded white people
00:40:04.240and uh i know i think a lot of folks are waking up to that um but no i try to i don't know i try
00:40:11.440to keep my head out of that and focus on on building and on what we're trying to do because
00:40:16.800it's really easy to get bogged down you know trying to look at all the points of negativity
00:40:22.160well i just find it funny that like the only big budget movie about anything pagan is like a horror
00:40:29.580film that depicts them in a really nasty way another question we get that yeah we get barbarous
00:40:36.380stuff too it's either it is either overtly they're evil and bad or they're barbarous
00:40:42.720savages and that's not an accurate reflection either our folk were absolutely very civilized
00:40:48.420people they were the civilizing people um they were known for their technological advancement
00:40:54.900their cleanliness um yeah so the the the hollywood portrayal is never something i want to spend a lot
00:41:03.940of time assuming yeah wasn't it tacitus wrote wrote about uh the northern men i'm not sure
00:41:13.460he called them yeah he wrote about the germanic tribes germanic tribes right and he spoke well
00:41:19.460of them right what do you do you know exactly what he said something about their families
00:41:22.660they're monogamous what was it what did he say he said a lot of things one of the big themes of
00:41:28.340uh germania by by tacitus was their moral uprightness compared to rome at the time
00:41:36.340uh he spoke about their tendency to be moral in their you know in their sexual relations
00:41:46.180of being you know hippified by a certain amount of monogamy and by a loyalty
00:41:52.340i talked a lot about their virtues of you know stunning and being appalled by both cowardice
00:42:01.780and homosexuality and uh that not being tolerated there yeah their their moral
00:42:08.580uprightness is put in contrast with you know roman uh hedonism of the time
00:42:17.620um what about the viking show do you have an opinion on that did you did you watch any of that
00:42:23.300do you think that accurately describes the faith that shows gross i think that shows terrible um
00:42:30.260i did watch some of that show early on it was you know it was kind of cool to see
00:42:38.900at the time like the first episode i remember it was kind of cool to see um our gods
00:42:47.140portrayed in in media in that way at the very beginning there were some you know messages from
00:42:54.740and visions of odin and ravens and it was kind of cool but it very very quickly just became0.97
00:43:03.700silly and reinforcing ridiculous stereotypes and there was like gay stuff and they were0.97
00:43:10.580trying to denigrate it clearly yes absolutely and everybody was again they were gross wearing like1.00
00:43:16.340roadkill shoulder pelts everybody is you know wearing everything's black and uh you know this
00:43:23.460like again it reinforced that everybody's barbarous that wasn't the case the archaeology
00:43:28.820tells us it wasn't the case contemporary accounts tell us it wasn't the case
00:43:35.460uh let's get the power chats turned on i saw a few questions probably came in here
00:43:39.300um i'll get this screen shared so you can hear those come through and let's do this there we go
00:43:49.620so all right we should be able to oops here's some of those coming in now
00:44:01.260usually just takes a second 45 minutes okay we'll get some questions here what do you guys have to
00:44:06.300ask Matthew here God I hate calling you Matthew I want to call you some cool like Viking Viking
00:44:12.240Name. Oh, here we go. Okay. Lane sent $5. Hail, Adam. Thank you. And again. Lane sent $5. Hail, Adam. Thank you.
00:44:29.360Michael57 does sent $20 on Rumble. Hail, Adam. Hail, Matthew. Hail, our folk and hail, our gods. At work, so I can't chat much, but we'll be listening. Good to see.
00:44:40.220off on the stream a lot of good exposure yeah happy to happy to hear what you guys are doing
00:44:48.460thank you indomitably going to have to save this one for replay but hail to both of you
00:49:07.120Yeah, it amazes me, and I think that a lot of people don't know.
00:49:10.100And I think, again, they don't put up a picture of a Jewish rabbi, and that's not who you're talking about on Sunday.0.76
00:49:18.600There's a picture of, you know, a white Jesus, and the imagery is all European people, and they try to make it a cultural norm, as everybody does.0.93
00:49:30.720as you got the super swole korean jesus you got various you know al sharpton haired looking uh0.93
00:49:37.440black jesus ever christianity tends to do that wherever it goes because people naturally want0.92
00:49:44.320to gravitate to the faith of their people and something that's ethnically congruent
00:49:50.320and i think that it's just easy to pretend there's not a big jewish objective to uh
00:49:56.320Christianity. It is disappointing when it comes from people that are supposedly very aware of
00:50:03.180what we're doing. You make me want to go get my daughter to show off
00:50:10.800all these young Viking princesses. She found this crown in her wand in the back of the closet1.00
00:50:19.340somewhere today. So it's this new discovery this morning. Yeah. My two daughters have the same
00:50:23.660wand in the same uh the princess outfits i got i got two girls also girl congratulations on that
00:50:31.580yeah i people people are silly but i think that those people are also fertile ground to come
00:50:36.460around i think they do what's easy and one of the uncomfortable things is getting out of your
00:50:42.140comfort zone is very hard and we often don't want to admit that but it's much easier for you to
00:50:49.660pretend and go along and get along with you know with your family or with things that you're used
00:50:55.820to than it is to take the courageous stance and you know carve a new path into the future
00:51:01.980but if some of us don't do it a number of us making the difficult choices makes it that much
00:51:09.260easier for our children for our daughters to not have to deal with those difficult choices in the
00:51:15.660future well that's another question i wanted to ask the can you contrast for us the difference
00:51:22.460between how uh pagan religions uh nordic religions view women compared to christianity
00:51:31.260sure uh there's not a there is like a very old middle eastern war on women and it's
00:51:49.740i don't know it's it's funny odd and it's certainly concerning uh when you go back there's a
00:51:58.940there's a lot of mistreatment and um like a blame logical yeah but there's like this pathological
00:52:10.660need to in a very paranoid way like be mean-spirited to women and that's certainly not
00:52:18.200present in also true gender roles are natural and understandable and there's no such thing as0.96
00:52:26.160equality we all understand that everybody's different has different strengths and weaknesses
00:52:30.480there's no need to have to rigidly enforce that by some kind of fatwa or making them
00:52:38.380walk around in you know garbage bags or whatever else uh there was always a understanding of
00:52:45.700the special sacred things of women in amongst our ancestors and uh one of the things in
00:52:52.880also true is understanding their special connection to divinity women have a
00:53:00.640they're different they're made different they are imbued with different strengths and weaknesses0.96
00:53:07.280one of those is they connect with the gods in a really special and different way um they're able
00:53:12.960to i don't know access spiritual things in a in a unique way that's always been celebrated and
00:53:20.480beneficial so yeah there's there's none of that inherent anti-women stance
00:53:30.160that's good yeah i see a lot of amongst christians and catholics online today a
00:53:34.320lot of very anti-women sentiments maybe some of it originates with blaming eve for the genesis
00:53:41.280story of taking the apple and and you know tempting adam or whatever they do have mother
00:53:46.800mary and stuff also there's the don't speak in church there's they got to cover up there i think
00:53:52.520in christianity there's a sense of like man is made in the image of god and he's the leader
00:53:57.800and that everything else is like subordinate to them including including women in a degree
00:54:02.940another question i had is most of the people that join number one how do you join
00:54:08.960do you have a like a conversion process for former christians are a lot of people that join
00:54:16.280are they former christians are they former atheists how does that breakdown look that's interesting um
00:54:25.160kind of two questions there so how does one join
00:54:29.480there's no immediate expectation that someone's going to go from not believing in the gods to
00:54:37.960having some deep and profound enduring loyalty to them that's kind of an absurd expectation
00:54:43.480to go there in an instant so joining the austral folk assembly you have to as i mentioned before
00:54:50.360be a heterosexual white person and you have to want to believe in the icier and we want to
00:54:57.560encourage you along that path to naturally build that relationship with our gods so
00:55:06.120there's not a great deal involved in joining there's the other thing that comes to it is
00:55:12.440it's not really a conversion in a way it's a reversion back to what's natural and what you
00:55:18.680inherently are by default as an aryan man or woman coming home we describe it as coming home to house
00:55:26.120a true because that really is your spiritual default appropriate setting for our folk so it's0.84
00:55:33.160not like you're converting something it's like you're casting off the false religions or the
00:55:39.160foreign things that burdened you and you're coming back to a place of wholeness and integration
00:55:46.820with yourself, your culture, and your gods. So it's much more of a homecoming than it is
00:55:53.180some kind of a conversion process. Yeah, when you join, you're invited to get involved and talk
00:56:02.580with other members and attend events and start participating in that gift cycle. Biggest thing
00:56:08.880we want is that you're you have an open mind and an open heart when you participate there
00:56:13.440and you allow for something special to happen and when you do that you know again there's there's
00:56:19.540elements involved the participant needs to be open to it but the gods on the other end need to
00:56:25.700do their part to facilitate that as well and ideally our go thar can be a a bridge to help
00:56:33.340enable those interactions to take place so uh that happens you were asking if
00:56:39.900most people come from christianity or most people come from atheism i think we've seen that change
00:56:45.340you know certainly over over our lifetimes depends on what part of the country and what part of the
00:56:51.260world uh we've seen a big increase in people coming from atheism i'd say that you know 30
00:57:00.140years ago most of most of our people were raised christian and came over from if not an not a
00:57:09.100regularly church attending family at least a family that was you know much like my family
00:57:14.780identified as christians whether they participated in their faith or not but more and more you see
00:57:21.420people coming over from uh atheism or at least agnosticism you mentioned your faith uh what
00:57:28.460what background are you what ethnicity are you um
00:57:35.420american so my my ancestors been here for a really long time
00:57:40.140most of my ancestry comes from the british isles
00:57:45.660in fact the most recent of my ancestors to come to the americas was a uh a swissman and his french
00:57:54.220wife but uh most of my ancestry before that is from the british isles mostly english but uh some
00:58:01.340some scotsman and there's flavel is flavel english flavor is a uh yeah it's like norman french it's
00:58:09.020an english name by you know since 1066 i guess so so what's the vetting process then how do you
00:58:15.580know do you guys just judge if somebody seems european enough to join or how does that work
00:58:21.100and also i saw a super chat i do allow not i don't even want to ask this but
00:58:26.460how do you know if they're homosexual or not just what they say scouts honor
00:58:32.860the list um the list yeah do they have a lisp that's funny what's their fashion sense i so
00:58:42.300here's the thing there's a certain amount of good faith effort that we don't run down all the things
00:58:47.740we do ask you to affirm when you join you know are you a heterosexual white person that's not
00:58:53.660involved in an interracial relationship and you check the box and we trust you and then if we
00:58:59.020have reason to not trust you then we'll remove you from membership if you've been dishonest on that
00:59:05.580we also run a background check to make sure one that you're not a sex offender and where you're
00:59:11.980certainly not a registered sex offender and we also run a check to make sure that
00:59:18.140you know your criminality if any hasn't been shocking in in its nature
00:59:27.260and that's mostly crimes of of cruelty our big concerns are safety if there's a lot of things
00:59:36.540that you can understand in the right circumstance there's cruelty towards people under their power
00:59:44.060cruelty to animals cruelty to elders cruelty to women or children that aren't justifiable under
00:59:51.660any circumstance and speak of a dangerous mental defect is it true that people have like accused
00:59:58.860you guys is any truth to it that there's like a prison gang is asatru in in prisons something like
01:00:05.100that um yeah i think that's a stigma that is kind of situational um there is a lot of
01:00:15.980ouser true going on in prisons it's become kind of the default in a lot of uh a lot of institutions
01:00:22.700for all their white prisoners i went and i did uh some prison ministry in high desert prison in
01:00:31.100uh susanville california and it was expressed to me that 100 of their white inmates were uh
01:00:39.580were also true and i was i was given reason to believe that that was enforced so i think that
01:00:47.820that kind of happens we all know that in uh in prisons racial groups tend to i've heard there's
01:00:55.020a lot of christian identity that british israelism also was in prisons so i i haven't heard that it
01:01:02.540wouldn't surprise me i think that it depends on the institution you're in i do know that there's
01:01:08.140you know a lot of people come home to house a true uh for being incarcerated but i don't think
01:01:12.300that's the majority of you know certainly our participants uh that's not reflected in my
01:01:18.140membership percentages at all on people who you know have former convictions what are the
01:01:24.140religions of the non-whites in prison i wonder christian jesus so the one the one went to
01:01:30.940they all believe in jesus they all find jesus in prison huh oh a lot of them do i know that0.99
01:01:38.060there's a lot of like black muslims in prison i know that that's a big thing amongst black
01:01:43.820population it's hard to say uh i went there the chaplain at the facility i went to was uh
01:01:51.340he was a scotsman actually but he was um he's a uh catholic priest and he his entire
01:02:01.900you know his entire congregation there is all of the the latinos so
01:02:09.340i'm not sure how it always breaks down i've been fortunate in my life that
01:02:12.940it's never been a place i've i've found myself other than when i've gone in to minister there
01:02:17.180a couple of times uh-huh well that's interesting um here we got a couple more super chat questions
01:02:25.900here or power chat questions let me get a share screen so you can hear those again get those back
01:02:31.900turned on usually just takes a second um you said you weren't christian growing up right
01:02:39.260okay so i wasn't hold on yes we were nominally we were hold on hold on
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01:02:50.220Another one's coming through and you can answer that. I think we kind of did that already. Here0.98
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01:02:59.420Mr. Flavelin hope to see you in Texas one day. Hail the gods. Hail the IFA. Hail our folk. And
01:03:05.480hail our ancestors. What's that word he said? Nordshav? Oh, wait. Another one. Here we go.
01:03:10.640The Bad Dude won $0.05 on Rumble. Viking women went on raids with men. When the man went on a raid, he made a public event of handing her the keys to the house and she was in charge of everything while her husband was on a raid.1.00
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01:03:36.560thunderstorm nine cent ten dollars on rumble been ethnic faith since i was a kid learned it
01:03:42.000from my grandma thank you both for your work and other people keeping ethnic european traditions
01:03:46.800alive thank you all right what was that word that we saw there i think he was saying nords
01:03:56.080hof texas is part of the nords hof district yeah and that's the hof that's located in white springs
01:04:02.480florida um you asked me right before we went in that if i was raised christian yeah i suppose
01:04:08.560loosely culturally my parents were you know would have described themselves as christian but we
01:04:13.200never went to church growing up there was a time uh my aunt and my cousins were jehovah's witnesses
01:04:19.680and in in high school and you know maybe the first two years out of high school i tried to be a
01:04:27.120jehovah's witness and i tried hard to get it right but one of the things i appreciate about the
01:04:32.560witnesses is they take out all of the european elements of their christianity and try to keep
01:04:38.640it exclusively middle eastern and biblical and it really makes that stark contrast to where it was
01:04:46.000apparent to me that this wasn't for us and it wasn't a noble faith for our people um also on
01:04:52.640the question somebody asked is it possible for a former homosexual
01:04:58.640for male homosexuals i don't think there's such a thing as a former homosexual i think that's a0.52
01:05:04.400bridge that you can't uncross um only with jesus only you can pray the gay way with jesus only not0.54
01:05:11.600with thor yeah i don't i don't trust that um i don't trust i think at that point something is0.83
01:05:18.400broken psychologically where you're willing to engage in that way that kind of makes you forever
01:05:29.920a little bit of a danger to be around one of the bigger things aside from you know it's icky is
01:05:36.560it is disproportionately predatory to children it's one of the unfortunately one of the mental
01:05:43.760ailments of our folk that is passed on uh for lack of a better term vampirically to where it tends to0.95
01:05:53.360be gay men abuse boys the bad dude one sent five dollars on rumble i have a friend who is interested0.90
01:06:00.800in getting into the religion that is in sorry another super chat came through did that interrupt0.98
01:06:08.240to you could you hear that i didn't hear it i saw text on the screen but i wasn't able to read it
01:06:13.920fast enough yeah no i i skipped it so it wouldn't interrupt your talk in there all good okay next
01:06:22.800question uh what is the belief in an afterlife is it valhalla um so i think that's one really really
01:06:31.600select circumstance that people kind of hearken to other people sent five dollars and talked about
01:06:38.960because it's a it's particularly cool and special outcome but no i think in general our afterlife as
01:06:45.360we go to be with our ancestors um in the very rare occasion that somebody is completely of no
01:06:53.040redeeming value then those people are uh their souls get devolved dissolved and you know i
01:07:01.920guess recycled for lack of a better word um on now strand but for most of our ancestors or for most
01:07:09.760of us who pass we go to our ancestors are welcomed by them are judged by them and then for the select
01:07:17.200few that the gods choose they can you know elevate our elevate those who pass to something more and
01:07:25.680that's often depicted as you know inviting them to the halls of the gods inviting them to you know
01:07:31.440valhall being the the prime example i think most people are familiar with and you know the all
01:07:37.520father can choose which of us he wants to invite there or not yeah i think that's the rarity the
01:07:44.880the norm is you being with your ancestors and returning to to the halls of the ancestors
01:07:53.040but what if some of our ancestors are in heaven with jesus and all the the rest of the world0.97
01:08:00.240no it's just a joke i don't think jewish rabbis can like pluck our people out of our0.85
01:08:05.680out of their afterlife and move them to the hebrew afterlife i don't think it works like that0.96
01:08:09.760I agree. I don't think so. You mentioned Aryan a couple times. What does that mean to you guys?1.00
01:08:18.460It means noble. And it's really important because it's a self-identifier. It's a great goal. Identifier of our people. And there's nothing wrong with it. It certainly has gone out of fashion and is taboo to use in a lot of circles after World War II.
01:08:36.860but it's a very ancient word that people defined ourselves by our nobility it's you know
01:08:45.980that was a very important defining factor for our folk and it's something to aspire to
01:08:51.020but certainly it means all you know all white people all indo-european occasion people
01:08:59.580so more on that like the lord you believe europeans are all
01:09:03.340all came from like an aryan civilization sure when we see that with archaeology and migratory
01:09:13.980patterns and language development we see all of those things and our gods are real our gods aren't
01:09:21.100social you know constructs or literary characters that being that being the case
01:09:27.740they've been with our people since our people existed and that certainly ties back to our
01:09:33.820points of commonality and our common origins and these are the same gods that have been with us
01:09:41.100since us existed so so where did the aryan civilization originate
01:09:47.980that's always been a debated question because you fought you grace the linguistics and the
01:09:59.200archaeology back as far as you know I think likely in you know in the Bacchus mountains
01:10:05.840somewhere tends to be the running theory but I think there's a lot to be said for a
01:10:12.220hyperborean polar origin that really hold on you said polar did you say polar origin i did say
01:10:21.900polar um what do you mean by that i mean um snow people ice age people yeah kind of there's a lot
01:10:31.160of theories on that and then again this is not a pennant of the austro folk assembly but when you
01:10:35.920start going in the way back the lore takes on a lot of uh very northern imagery and a lot of
01:10:42.400imagery that implies it being you know in the arctic very early origin point and i mean that's
01:10:51.320a fascinating thing to wonder on and to think on and i don't think you have to believe that but
01:10:55.560it's interesting there's a book by uh bal tillak called i think it's called arctic homeland in the
01:11:02.460in the fellas he talks about the most ancient indian lore talking about a lot of those um
01:11:11.420hyperborean mythos so i've heard the term we was jeets because like the arians are related to
01:11:19.740india have you have you seen that like can you straighten that out at all the idea that
01:11:25.820were ancient indians or something were you know it's very easy for our people to see
01:11:37.980central american uh very obviously incan or aztec people and you know say
01:11:47.260you wouldn't confuse them with spaniards even though they speak a spanish language
01:11:52.540and a lot of their civilization comes from spain they're not spaniards and i think that's a that's
01:11:59.900a really similar thing again there's during the aryan migrations of our people some of our people
01:12:06.140went into the indus valley some of our people went across the steppe some of our people took
01:12:11.900our language and our most ancient lore and you see it take root there and that's why you see
01:12:17.740a lot of linguistic similarities but when you intermix with the indigenous population for
01:12:24.940thousands of years the result of that ceases being since one of those you asked earlier you
01:12:31.500know like you know if you're if you're white or you determine eligibility but we all know that
01:12:37.420we see one another and we recognize once versus not us no it's not the scientific answer that
01:12:44.140some people you know want to get out the skull calipers or whatever but realistically our people
01:12:49.660have always been able to identify this is one of us this is not one of us and i think that you know
01:12:54.940mammalian creatures tend to be able to do that pretty well we don't try to get up in everybody's
01:13:00.060business or you know overly intrusive but does this person look like they're one of us or not
01:13:06.620and that really is the standard okay a couple more super chats here and then we'll get it
01:13:14.140get us uh closed out if i could just fix that up and shoot okay there it is
01:13:21.900get this back turned on i saw a few more come through appreciate everybody for the support
01:13:27.300today hope you enjoyed the show we'll get these questions and then find out where we're here where
01:13:33.460we can learn more and follow matthew and what he's doing here all right they should be coming
01:13:39.740through any seconds there it is pebble in the pond 2020 sent 20 dollars on rumble hail the gods
01:13:48.720hail our folk thank you adam for an amazing guest yeah by popular request glad to finally have it
01:13:55.720get it done watcher sent 30 dollars i recently stumbled upon arianity on odyssey and on their
01:14:01.620website on the surface it sounds a bit like a poison pill but reading the material it seems
01:14:08.000relatively based great interview might join the alpha one of these days best of luck thank you
01:14:16.560watcher got a question about wotanism as well is that something you guys do is that the same god
01:14:27.920different thing what do you think yes okay so there's a tendency amongst our folk to everybody
01:14:36.140wants to do their own thing and call it something slightly different because i think why don't as
01:14:41.980people we have trouble conforming to stuff and i get that i think it also prevents us from
01:14:48.620building lasting institutions and being a significant uh group of people accomplishing
01:14:55.580significant things it all depends on who you're talking to on how to answer that question because
01:15:02.860there's certain groups of people that would brand what they do as a photonism and there's other
01:15:09.020people who might just use the term for a different reason it really depends kind of when to that was
01:15:14.940a certainly a very um the formal usage of that term tended to be uh people who are very racially
01:15:23.020aware very very racially engaged i think a lot of people who tended to gravitate
01:15:32.780to that expression of house of truth through a prison background doesn't mean it's wrong or
01:15:37.880it's bad but i think that the increased need to call all of those different things they want to
01:15:43.720do something else makes it harder for people to figure out who we are and what we do but yeah
01:15:48.800fundamentally that is a form of house of truth so you wotan is one of the gods in your faith
01:15:56.980yeah that's the germanic name for odin okay all right i saw we had one more in from liam
01:16:03.620a good question that i don't know the answer to and i'm glad you asked it liam
01:16:07.700he says well we'll hit it on the screen thank you white stag white underscore stag sent five
01:16:13.620dollars on rumble what does the name massatra mean great guest and show
01:16:18.180so also true is a word that combines two old norse words uh the icier individually and icier is an
01:16:31.140out so it means what you cut out there a what what is it so an individual member of the icier
01:16:42.020is an house so also true is loyal to the icier crew um what is the icier that's god
01:16:50.980the icier are the the tribe of gods that are the god's very folk um tribe of gods
01:16:58.020yeah so it's all the gods okay the pantheon of our gods are collectively the icier okay
01:17:04.420Okay. So also true is trough to the ice here. The true part is, you know, the root of our
01:17:12.660word through or proof, the same phonetic word, but it implies true in the sense of trusted
01:17:20.520or loyalty. So loyal to the ice here. There's some thought to suggest that means belief.
01:17:29.220again belief goes back to trust and that's one of the the big points so it's not just you know
01:17:36.140we believe that they exist it's that not only do we believe in their existence but we actively
01:17:41.760are in a relationship of loyalty to them got it cool that's interesting the same root word true
01:17:49.280is in both of them what is this whole long word here too that's on the wikipedia let me try this
01:17:54.940can you say that word also true or failure or failure and i hope i got it close to right
01:18:08.380that is the icelandic organization and it means like the also true fellowship roughly association
01:18:16.880yeah okay are you still connected to the iceland one to the iceland branch
01:18:23.400have you been to Iceland I have not been to Iceland I have been to Denmark Norway and Sweden
01:18:32.140but I've never made it to Iceland yet we don't have any formal relationship with those people
01:18:37.220as I mentioned before they no longer as an organization believe in the gods and I think
01:18:43.580their existence at this point is kind of blasphemous but I'm sure there's great members
01:18:48.480of that group that just happen to be people in Iceland who are sincere certainly their founders
01:18:53.300we'd celebrate um two of their founders as official uh heroes with days of remembrance
01:19:00.120that we honor as heroes of our fault um but in their current state we don't have any relationship
01:19:07.880with them they're too woke right among other things that's one of the big problems that's
01:19:15.780some of the things that christians say sometimes they're extremely too woke and they've been able
01:19:21.680to become that because they're no longer actively religious once you stop having that
01:19:27.740core of sincere belief they're answering to the media and not answering to the gods
01:19:34.660okay another question that i had that i'm curious about i know in the northern men movie and in the
01:19:46.020viking show they depict uh the pagans as doing like magic mushroom rituals do you guys have
01:19:54.000any ritual like that has that ever been a thing or what's the deal with that
01:19:58.760no because uh those sort of hallucinogens are illegal in most of the countries where we have
01:20:10.280membership and we don't encourage our people to engage in illegal activities so uh no we certainly
01:20:16.000don't have a uh okay let me ask it again if we were in a place if you were in a place where it
01:20:21.200wasn't illegal would that be part of the faith would it be part of the faith for everybody i
01:20:32.180don't know is there a place for it in the practice of also true if it were legal yes i could
01:20:38.860absolutely see there being a place for that is there anything in that in like um some of the
01:20:43.180books you mentioned earlier do they mention any of that there's a lot of thoughts that there's
01:20:48.940allusions to it in certain things uh not so much overtly i think that there's a there are a lot of
01:20:58.980different theories there's so much smoke that it's hard to believe there's not a little bit of fire
01:21:04.820to it but no not overtly um in that kind of an exact way there's long been speculation that that's
01:21:13.460part of the the concept of the berserker gang or the trance that the berserkers would go into
01:21:19.060um there's some talk in you know distant i guess tangential relationship that in india the soma
01:21:28.660or their sacred drink had some of those elements to it but again a lot of that's theory and
01:21:34.660speculation it's kind of a taboo thing because it is illegal in most of the places where our folk
01:21:39.940find ourselves i understand okay a couple more super chats in here before we uh close it down
01:21:49.460and i apparently missed one i'll try to find that uh here's pebble in the pond