THE ODINISM MISSION
- Our cause is sacred, and our purpose is holy!
- As a result, we will not fail!
- The Asatru is chosen by Nature!
- We can only be loyal to nature via Odinism!
- The rest may live life constantly in preparation for another that will never truly materialize, regardless of his piousness and devotion.
- Odinism, on the other hand, demands that one live his earthly life to the fullest, yet it does not dispense with a beyond, and finds a second immortality in the improvement of future generations.
- The warlike mentality has been responsible for most of the damage done to humanity.
- We can only hope to prevent such terrible catastrophes by awakening Asatru consciousness via the blessings and veneration of Odin.
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Online Resources
American Asatru Associations
- Asatru Alliance. At http://www.asatru.org.
- Asatru Folk Assembly. At http://www.runestone.org/flash/home.html.
- Athelingulf Fellowship. At http://www.geocities.com/athelingulf.
- Brotherhood of the Sacred Hunt (BOSH). At http://sacredhunt.org/vortru1.htm.
- The Troth. At http://www.thetroth.org.
Icelandic Asatru Association
Ásatrúarfelagi≥ (Asatru Fellowship of Iceland). At http://www.asatru.is.
Icelandic Photography
- Gisli Pall Gudjonsson. Home page of Icelandic photographer. At http://www.this.is/palli.
Statistical Information
- Hagstofa Islands (Office of Statistics, Government of Iceland). 2004. “Ísland ítölum 2002–2003” (Iceland in Numbers). Reykjavík, Hagstofa Islands. At http://www.hagstofa.is.
Asatru Publications Available Online
- “The Asatru Folk Assembly: Building Tribes and Waking the Spiritual Path of OurAncestors.” Available at http://www.runestone.org/
- Idunna. Journal of the Troth. Available at http://www.thetroth.org/publications.
- Marklander. Asatru/Heathenry journal with diverse contributions, edited and published by Lavrans Reimer-Møller. Available at http://lavrans.tripod.com/ndex.html.
- McNallen, Stephen. 1986. The Rituals of Ásatrú: Volumes One, Two and Three. Payson, AZ: World Tree Publications. Available at http://www.asatru.org/wrldtree.htm.
- Runestone. Journal of the Asatru Folk Assembly. Available at http://www.runestone.org/flash/home.html.
- Smith, Michael J. 2003a. Ways of the Ásatrú: Beliefs of the Modern Northern Heathens. Athelingulf Fellowship. Available at http://www.geocities.com/athelingulf.
- Hugin and Munin Recalls: The Shorter Works of Mike Smith. Vol. 1, Theology and Personal Insights. Athelingulf Fellowship. Available at http://www.geocities.com/athelingulf.
- Vor Trú. Journal of the Asatru Alliance. Available at http://eagle.webpipe.net/vortru.htm.
