VIDAROLF,A.O.R. : On Symbiosis

SYMBIOSIS: INTERDEPENDENCE not INDEPENDENCE

by Vidarolf  A.O.R.,

Independence is a fallacious value that our people of the West embrace at their peril.  I say it is a fallacy because independence has its value, its purpose, and is part of both natural and supernatural growth cycles.  It is an expedient, a means to an interdependent end.  Yet, as an end, in regard to our Arian folkish struggles, it is more of a threat than a folkish opportunity when interdependence is neglected.  In-fighting and dissension are often its results. 

Our duty as Vinlanders,  is interdependence, not independence,  except in limited expedient sense.  The cyclical structure of our religion, mythology, theology, cosmology, cosmogony, metaphysics, nature and even human nature has interdependence as its own goal and processes. 

Our race suffers due to an excess of independence and hyper-individuality, egotism, every man for himself, a higher resistance to authority and tradition, a distrust of trust and lack of organisation, collaboration and goodwill.  

In the prison environment personal anti social independence is expressed in a fallacious fashion, as being 'solo' a latin term which means alone.  We see it in our religion with myriad individuals and independent kindreds who are ever in a state of evanescence and dissolution.

Interdependence, synergy and symbiosis is the true aim in a wholesome folkish life.  We see it in a persons life cycle as he or she grows, matures, marries, breeds, and eventually reaches out to the community.  In business, the successful company, entrepreneur or multi millionaire always ends his career with philanthropy.  Iceland would have never have survived without trade with the rest of Europe.  In Odinic cosmogony, our gods made many worlds to interact with.  

Our theology is an interdependent truth of gods, demigods, elves and men.  Like heals like.  the Odinic Rite is exemplary in interdependence and it shows in our liturgy:  

'may those who lead be true, may those who follow be loyal, so that we may be bound in a circle of unity and honour.' 

 HTG, HTF, HTR.