Paganism Explained, Part III: The Cult of Mithra & Hymiskvida

Varg's books and videos(and music...) paired with your own mind is enough for even some of the most spiritually deprived to be relieved of their ignorance.

Good thanks

Read all the series back to back, couldn't stop myself, awesome read!!!

Excellent reference material, keep creative, thank you Varg!

I read this book as i have an interest in religious history, specifically that of the Anglo Saxons and Vikings, I also like some of the music Varg has produced over the years. The theory posited in this book I feel is utter nonsense, as it is not known what was actually believed and how the religion was structured, it is free for all to theorise about the form the religion may have taken. I agree fully with the closeness to nature and the veneration of changing of the seasons as this would be suggestive of many pagan religions and therefore is possible. I also agree with the tribal ethos as this also makes sense, however the suggestion that all the Norse Gods were actually the respective parts of the female reproductive system I find it difficult to believe or understand. This book suggests an interesting idea and is probably best read with that in mind.

Very well written and thought out.

As with the other books of the series, nothing to do with a Paganism. In fact, read on and you've read them all.

Excellent depiction and very interesting to anyone dipping toes into this fascinating subject. Enjoyed all the books in this collection . Will certainly be purchasing more from this author /authors.