My message from Tyr this morning was about alignment, I was instructed

ᚾᛁᚲ ~Nik~ April 1, 2026

My message from Tyr this morning was about alignment, I was instructed to share this message. As kin, each of us is tasked with doing our own due diligence, making sure those we're aligned with are truly whom we believe them to be. Each of us leaning into corners of uncertainty to recognize our potential misalignment and expelling our own dis-ease, ultimately clarifying who we each are and what we represent.
Understand that as a curious, heathen interested, person (newbie or not) you're going to have to wade through a lot of sewage to find Mímisbrunnr. It can be challenging and I've been quite surprised myself as I've stepped into a lot of swamps to find Truth. I have asked for clarity when I've encountered misalignment, and have made quite a few friends in the process. With so many volkisch/neo-volkisch voices interjecting coded language and iconography into today's heathen spaces it's imperative that each of us know who to give our attention to and who to avoid. Imperative that our implicit alignment is as we each INTEND it to be, not as we BELIEVE/ASSUME it to be. (Yes, there is a difference.)
Know that regardless of your choice, I will continue to love you. I may disassociate and even avoid you out of my own choices of whom to align with, yet I will never diminish your being-ness nor treat you as inhuman.

Here is a helpful resource that illuminates whom you may want avoid aligning with. (hint: some may even be on this platform trying to recruit you!)
https://www.splcenter.org/resources/extremist-files/neo-volkisch/

Neo-Völkisch

Present-day neo-Völkisch, or Folkish, adherents and groups are organized around ethnocentricity and archaic notions of gender.

www.splcenter.org

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Wuodan Alexanderszoon

I think one of the core concepts that are being conveyed when we look at Wodan (or Odin, if you prefer) for instance, is that seeking the ultimate truth is one of the most noble endeavors that will result in exceptional personal growth and understanding. Any message encouraging individual research and thought before assuming or excluding is worth a read in my opinion.
It is therefore rather unfortunate that we are then presented with an article that seems to serve more of a “we did the work for you, here is a list of all the bad people” function, which I generally distrust from most if not all sources, precisely because it goes against the idea of looking into truths yourself. Which is a very long winded way of saying: now I don’t know if I should like or dislike this post Maybe I should grab a coffee, it’s still rather early in this part of Midgard.