On reading "What is Vriolology" you certainly made me think that perhaps the Armanen Runes are inferior to the Elder Futhark and also the former has links with Nazism. But then Guido died years before the rise of Nazism, so can he really be blamed or Madame Blavatsky, for that matter. I just don't know. Anyway, after reading "What is Vriology" I must admit it answered many questions I had in my own mind regarding who were in fact the Aryans, the lost City of Atlantis, the origins of the Runes, the Giants (Anunaki) mentioned in the Old Testament etc etc .

You mention that a pantheon of Gods came down to teach humans how to harness Vril Energy. Were these pantheon of Gods just Teachers or did they actually mix their seed with the Humans (Homo-sapiens?) to produce the Aryans who were in fact half God-Men? I'm sure there is some Biblical reference to this but, Christians refer to them (i.e these Gods) as the "Fallen Angels". I could be way off the mark here, but just wondering how far the association with the Gods and Humans went!!

Love your teachings by the way. I'm half Scottish-Irish and wasn't that sure if the Celts long ago practiced the Runes but you certainly helped clear my mind about that. Thank you.

Best Regards,

Eileen

Dear Church Of Vrilology,

Hailsa! My name is Scott T.... I am 27 years olds, and I currently reside in Alabama. I am writing to you today to see f you still offer the Yggdrasill Training Program, and how much it would cost to take it. I am also interested in Vrilology, and learning more about the Church. I have read all three of your books and I consider them the best Asatru/Odinist books out there at this time. I have started to recommend them to All Odinists that I have come in contact with.

Anyway thank you for your time in reading this and responding to it. If you wish to contact other than through e-mail my cell phone number is 205-473-9019.

For Folk & Faith

Scott T

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the offer to correspond. I thought you might be interested in how I found your website.

I was a fundamentalist Christian until a couple of years ago. My 24 year old daughter became ill and suddenly in December 2007, with staph infection known as MRSA. She lapsed into a coma and passed away on December 20.

That didn’t destroy my faith, but it was the beginning of the end. One day I was reading the Bible and read about how Jehovah "struck" King David’s infant son and the baby died a week later. I was doing research and finally was no longer able to ignore things in the Bible about how Jehovah killed all kinds of innocent people. After losing my only child, I was unable and unwilling to worship a god like that. That plus things Christians would say like, "your daughter went to hell because she didn’t go to church." I don’t believe there is a hell, and if there is, I would prefer to go to hell and be with my daughter than go to heaven with Christians.

I still believed there was a god or gods, so I started searching for information on the Internet about the Norse Gods and Goddesses. I was always drawn to the myths. I was fascinated by them when I was in elementary school. So I started trying to find information on the Internet, and was surprised to find people out there who worshiped them.

So I am trying to learn what I can while trying to get rid of 20 plus years of Christian brainwashing. Thanks for writing.

Jack M.

Dear Bob,

Thanks for your kind words. One thing that has helped me through the bad times is the runes. I remember reading in Vrilology about chanting the Runes. I was really despondent one day, and without knowing or expecting anything to happen, I started chanting "Wunjo." Even though I felt silly at first, I have to tell you it did me a lot of good. So I am trying to put the Runes in use in my life. I also lately have started meditating or thinking of the Gods on specific days, Tyr on Tuesday, Odin on Wednesdays, for example. I can’t say I have had any of them talk to me, but on Tuesday an image of Tyr represented itself in my mind. And at times when I have tried to speak to Odin I can see him holding out a rune to me as if he is trying to tell me he has given me what I need. I sort of feel like I’m taking my first steps into a new world.

Jack M.

Dear Bob,

What a great letter. I could not do better. You have a profound understanding of how the universe works.

Ragnar Storyteller

Hail to you!

I am a young boy 16. I have recently left my Christian faith because it is so much to handle they speak of turning the other check and then stab and steal and fight their own kind just to get ahead of other religions. Since I have newly been converted, I am having a hard time finding things on the web about religion. I know much of the history of Odin, Thor and Tyr whom I worship, but I have a problem finding rituals and holidays on the web. ...if you could shed some more insight on the religion and holidays it would be very helpful.

Thanks

Jerry T. (California)

Hello Bob,

I, too, experienced an epiphany in my life twenty-one years ago, having to do with shamanism....You website intrigues me, and I look forward to learning of your Church...My loyalties remain with the northern tradition, and discovering its history and true ancient lore, aside from mythology, but including the interpretation of such. I have just recently learned that the Asatru movements are quite similar to the northern tradition, except for the "Neo" segments which include "period clothing," war games, the similarity of Indo-European priests, and "Blots," which began as an ancient animal blood ritual, and have become a fest of over-doing alcoholic intake.

Recently, I have developed a feeling that I should be using my gifts, as they were intended. I have been searching for a Runic/Mystical Group to join, and have investigated several...I have enjoyed our conversation, very much, and look forward to more of the same.

Wunjo...

Jackie T.