Asatru Path ~ A Falsehood

Let's Take a Look at Asatru

Posted by Ana Massien   - July 19, 2020 1:59 AM

Asatru is the "modern version" of what some hopefuls hope is Ancestor worship of the Vikings timeline, when the vikings originally worshiped no Gods.

Btw, Asatru to us means "To go within them". Asatru to themselves it means "I will". (As I will)

The Vikings came into being about 185K, raiding others villages to keep from staying home in their makeshift towns on the coast as life was not enjoyable. Not taking up for the Vikings in any way shape or form, but they had to learn their lifestyles from somewhere, if they implemented them down the road. By lifestyles I mean their broken dna, raping. pillaging and murdering people to have what they had.

Now, as I study DNA and its structures I also know that Vikings had a different DNA also DNIO which is a broken gene in their forms. DNIO is learnable if forced on others, such like a broken way of life. (Pillaging, raping, killing) every time they hit the trigger in their DNIO, they would murder or pillage or rape others, their own clan or not.

Astaru today focuses on building the same incest ties in their orders and chapters, thinking it is OK to live this way. It's not. The people of the clan, the children can never be fit for anyone else because of the way they were raised. I have seen this on a first hand basis and its very disgusting and disturbing.

Therefore, Asatru, which focuses on the 155K "tradition", some clans had the incest, others just had whores and slaves. They had learned of "God" by then from other "Heathens" called "Heatheru". The tradition that led to Asatru, comes from ASATRUK, which is the correct path. Each village (a group of houses or huts about 5-13 numbers) would have about 3-5 people in some of them. Not very big. But the "guardians" of such never sullied any children or did wrong to one another. Children were not whipped. They were punished by standing in the corners of the hut for 30 minutes or maybe longer and then they would help with chores. The other people "FOLGOR/SOLGOR" saw that they lived differently than they. They asked us for trades and we began trading with them, and while we did so they hid their ways of life from us, so they thought.

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We taught them to build huts, fish, plant gardens, how to clean their fish and where to dispose of the remains (flies and bugs always a concern), and when we had bounty we gave praise and thanked our Gods. Gods like rain, cloud, and grasses. Sooner or later, the vikings borrowed this from us and created their own Gods system and also borrowed our rune system which meant something else to us as well and wrote nonsense down about their Gods and clans. They lived near us for about 3 years, and then they just decided to go elsewhere. Their Civilization did not pan out and they in turn dispersed and went back to their old ways and their pillaging.

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Pillaging, Raiding and Stealing are three different things: Stealing is when you take one thing, but you take it all. Raiding, you take everything you can and settle. Pillaging is picking through something and taking useless things usually of no concern that may have been useful to someone but is useless to the person who steals it.

Does anything of this sound romantic or dashing? The truth is, Asatru as a path is useful to people who don't know how to live correctly. THEY want to be unclean, they want to defile children and their women and themselves. This is not paganism, and it's not OK to be an animal and try and tell people you are useful and living like your ancestors. Yes, filth breeds filth. Congrats.