In Forn Siðr, misfortune is considered the premier instrument of the fundamental law of selection. Nature is not meant to « gather the national family in its diversity and inclusiveness »: it selects the fittest—through trials, that is, through misfortune.

It is in the hottest embers that the strongest swords are forged,

It is through the hardest trials that the noblest souls are shaped.

Be grateful for the trials you undergo, for they will make you the men you have always wanted to be.

Völuspá, 27
She knows also that Heimdall’s horn
is cleverly hidden under the sacred tree;
she sees a torrent of white silt
erupt, by the will of Valföðr.
« Do you know more? »

By preserving and strengthening our cultural structure, by guarding our « tree of life » and nurturing it with white mud, we can withstand, persist and ultimately triumph against the threats to our existence as a people.

We must consider that we are this white silt or white mud and that when we have suffered sufficiently, when the fittest have been selected by misfortune, then by the will of Valföðr, a powerful stream of white silt will emerge, which we can associate with the Männerbundr or what I have previously called the Germanic explosion. We are at this pivotal moment when this current will surge unstoppably.

Wotan, as Valföðr, guides and shapes this current through a merciless selection, meant to test souls, forge characters, and distill the most resilient and purest essence of the people of Heimdall. This selection through misfortune echoes the concept of Ragnarök where only the strongest and wisest survive to rebuild the world, a necessary purification and renewal through trials.

In this context, Europe, represented by the white silt, is at this pivotal moment in its history where, by the will of our master Wotan, a new chapter can spring from chaos, forcing deep introspection and renewal. This metaphor serves not only to reflect on the cycles of decline and regeneration that characterize our history but also on how following the path of study can unleash and keep alive the vertical geyser and order the celebrated measure.

Our quest extends far beyond the bloody battles.

Andhrimnir,
Made in Eldhrimnir,
Boil Sæhrimnir,
The best of pigs.
But few know
What the Einherjar feed on.

Sæhrímnir, representing the principle of the sacred doctrine, is at the heart of the quest for knowledge at the university of Valhalla. Every day, this teaching is « consumed » by the Einherjar, the students devoted to studying the Edda and its mysteries in order to one day repel Ragnarök (cf https://t.me/Mimameidir/211)

Grímnismál describes Valhalla as having 540 doors. Each door can accommodate 800 warriors walking side by side.
From this, I conclude that our people will find salvation when we are
540 x 8 x 100 = 432,000 Wotanists practicing self-discipline and studying the Edda.
Thereafter, we will pass through these 540 doors, led by the Mighty Wotan, to counter the threat of our extinction.