Rudyard Kipling’s “The Stranger” (Song and Poem)

Poem by Kipling. Music by Xurious. Reading by Brahmin.

Against Seasons and Ragnaroks

The worst part of the Norse myth is its Ragnarok. The Greco-Roman world in contrast had immortal Gods. Eventually many of them did not deserve this distinction—Homer was far too “democratic” with them— but at least through it all Apollo was understood as immortal and likewise, implicitly, the race he embodied. This is true even […]

Etymology, mythography and the “Promethean transmission”

To first assume a native origination of important terms, myths or symbols among rustic, undeveloped, frequently illiterate Aryan peoples during any period, including especially a pre-Christian “pagan” period is, in my estimation, the dumbest and vainest assumption a man can make. It is idiotic to assume this indigenous storytelling creativity among Aryans in general. In […]

Ode to Son (Poem and Video)

Music and mix by Xurious. Video, Voice and Poem by Mark Brahmin.

The Mitre, the Taqiyah, the Kippah, the Pileus & Vulcan’s cap

With hats it is, of course, useful to focus on the symbolic use of hats in Religion where it  is evident they are developed consciously to serve a symbolic purpose. Possibly hats, as crowns and laurels, have a vaginal significance. Although here there is also a strong theme of concealment. To be clear, the two […]