Pagan Revivalism
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“Friends should provide their friends with weapons and clothing; this kind of generosity shows. Generous mutual giving is the key to lifelong friendship.” - Hávamál 41
When bad things happen to good people, the Heathen way to handle it is to help them. Many an online group will lament the bad, and send their thoughts and prayers, but few put those thoughts into actions and actually go and help. We often see that people care enough to share stories of disasters, and to say that they feel bad for those affected but how often do they really do something about it? We in the Männerbund of RFU reject the idea that feeling bad is enough and when our people need us we are sworn to protect them, to help them and lift them back up. Even when its not our members, but simply members of our larger tribe, if we can help we feel that its what we should do.
With this conviction in our hearts we swore our sacred oath to defend the peace of our folk and to sacrifice what we must to achieve this goal. Oaths to us, as with all Heathens, are incredibly important and so we have every intention of living up to this in every way we can. When disaster struck the good people of northern Georgia and southern Tennessee we stood up and helped them. We deployed members from Oklahoma and Georgia who drove to the Towns of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee, where floods had ravaged their town and destroyed homes and businesses. As is our way, we gave out food and water, we moved broken furniture and broken sections of buildings from the wreckage, we cleaned up alongside residents who had lost everything.
Many of these folks had never met a real Germanic Heathen before and when we told them who we were and where we had come from we could see their conception of what Heathens are shift right on their faces. We worked alongside other volunteers from recovery charities, Christian organizations, and those who simply wanted to help and we showed the caliber of men we have and the honorable manner with which they conduct themselves. Raven Folk United is proud of who we are and what we stand for, so we have no intention of being anything less than a great example of what a Heathen organization should look like.
We have strength so we will use it, we have gifts so we will give them, we have power so we will wield it and from it pull our friends and our tribe up if they should fall. The Männerbund isn’t just an online group who talk and feel things, we act.
Hail the Gods for the strength they gave us!
Hail the Ancestors for the path they left us!
Hail the men for the work they do!
Hail the folk for the support they provide us!
-Steven, Dróttnari RFU
⚡️ ravenfolkunited.org/join
When bad things happen to good people, the Heathen way to handle it is to help them. Many an online group will lament the bad, and send their thoughts and prayers, but few put those thoughts into actions and actually go and help. We often see that people care enough to share stories of disasters, and to say that they feel bad for those affected but how often do they really do something about it? We in the Männerbund of RFU reject the idea that feeling bad is enough and when our people need us we are sworn to protect them, to help them and lift them back up. Even when its not our members, but simply members of our larger tribe, if we can help we feel that its what we should do.
With this conviction in our hearts we swore our sacred oath to defend the peace of our folk and to sacrifice what we must to achieve this goal. Oaths to us, as with all Heathens, are incredibly important and so we have every intention of living up to this in every way we can. When disaster struck the good people of northern Georgia and southern Tennessee we stood up and helped them. We deployed members from Oklahoma and Georgia who drove to the Towns of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee, where floods had ravaged their town and destroyed homes and businesses. As is our way, we gave out food and water, we moved broken furniture and broken sections of buildings from the wreckage, we cleaned up alongside residents who had lost everything.
Many of these folks had never met a real Germanic Heathen before and when we told them who we were and where we had come from we could see their conception of what Heathens are shift right on their faces. We worked alongside other volunteers from recovery charities, Christian organizations, and those who simply wanted to help and we showed the caliber of men we have and the honorable manner with which they conduct themselves. Raven Folk United is proud of who we are and what we stand for, so we have no intention of being anything less than a great example of what a Heathen organization should look like.
We have strength so we will use it, we have gifts so we will give them, we have power so we will wield it and from it pull our friends and our tribe up if they should fall. The Männerbund isn’t just an online group who talk and feel things, we act.
Hail the Gods for the strength they gave us!
Hail the Ancestors for the path they left us!
Hail the men for the work they do!
Hail the folk for the support they provide us!
-Steven, Dróttnari RFU
⚡️ ravenfolkunited.org/join
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