Comments on: Chaos Heathen? http://www.elhazablaze.com/2008/08/chaos-heathen/ Elhaz Ablaze: Chaos Heathenism on the Web Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:57:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Clint http://www.elhazablaze.com/2008/08/chaos-heathen/comment-page-1/#comment-280 Clint Thu, 26 Nov 2009 10:22:24 +0000 http://www.elhazablaze.com/?p=699#comment-280 Political Decentralization. Epistemological Anarchism. Order out of Chaos. It's all about Freedom, baby, I knew you could dig it! Heil Chaos! Viva Loki! Aum Wotan! Political Decentralization. Epistemological Anarchism. Order out of Chaos.

It’s all about Freedom, baby, I knew you could dig it!

Heil Chaos!
Viva Loki!
Aum Wotan!

]]> By: Henry http://www.elhazablaze.com/2008/08/chaos-heathen/comment-page-1/#comment-279 Henry Thu, 26 Nov 2009 10:21:41 +0000 http://www.elhazablaze.com/?p=699#comment-279 G'Day Clint, Thanks for the positive thoughts there. I agree that calling ourselves "Chaos Heathens" shouldn't be necessary. I'm coming to believe that our attitude towards this whole heathen thing is probably truer to the way people saw things "back in the day" than the more "straight" modern approaches to heathenism anyway. After Arminius the Cherusci defeated the Romans at the battle of Teutoberg Forest, he attempted to make himself the king of all the assembled German tribes who had gathered to resist the Roman attack. It was like he wanted to be a German Caesar. The chieftains wouldn't have a bar of it and promptly assassinated him. Then they went back to the organic order of tribal life that had served so well up to that point. I reckon that's the Germanic spirit *I'm* interested in. Let one hundred fractals bloom! H G’Day Clint,

Thanks for the positive thoughts there.

I agree that calling ourselves “Chaos Heathens” shouldn’t be necessary. I’m coming to believe that our attitude towards this whole heathen thing is probably truer to the way people saw things “back in the day” than the more “straight” modern approaches to heathenism anyway.

After Arminius the Cherusci defeated the Romans at the battle of Teutoberg Forest, he attempted to make himself the king of all the assembled German tribes who had gathered to resist the Roman attack. It was like he wanted to be a German Caesar.

The chieftains wouldn’t have a bar of it and promptly assassinated him.

Then they went back to the organic order of tribal life that had served so well up to that point.

I reckon that’s the Germanic spirit *I’m* interested in. Let one hundred fractals bloom!

H

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