The Odin Brotherhood: A Non-Fiction Account of Contact with a Pagan Secret Society

Called an "occult religion" for adepts, a "creed of iron" for warriors, and a "secret society" for higher men and women who value "knowledge, freedom, and power," the Odin Brotherhood honors the gods and goddesses of the Norse pantheon. This non-fiction book details the legends, the rituals, and the mysteries of an ancient and enigmatic movement.

· Contents
· Introduction
· Introduction to the Mandrake Edition
· The Dialogue
· Odinism and the Mysteries of the Past
· The Odin Brotherhood Today and the Heroic Ideal
· On Polytheism and the Nature of the Gods
· The Eddaic Verses and the Three Ages of Man
· Why Venerate the Odinist Gods?
· The Contacts between Men and Gods
· The God Odin and His Mysteries
· The Goddess Frigg and the Rite of Marriage
· The God Thor, the Nemesis of Titans
· The Goddess Sif, the Mischief of Loki, and the Skill of the Rock Dwarfs
· The God Heimdall and "The-Sojourn-of-the-Brave"
· The God Bragi, the Holy Words, and the Seasonal Rites
· The Fair Goddess Idun and Her Enchanted Fruit
· Brave Tyr, the Warrior God
· The God Njord, Magic, and the Vanir Gods
· The God Frey and the Elves
· The Goddess Freyja, the Lovely Patroness of Birth
· The God Balder and the Adventure of Death
· The Goddess Nanna and the Odinist Death Rite
· The Legend of "The-Mountain-of-Promise"
· Destiny, Ragnarok, and the Mysteries of the Future
· Epilogue -
· Eddaic Sources
· Works on Modern Odinism
· Reviews of Earlier Editions of
· The Odin Brotherhood