PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION

The Bhagavad-Gita tr. Miller—Im this sacred text, which constitutes part of the great Indian epic, the Mahabharata, the warrior prince Arjuna confronts universal moral dilemmas. One of the great classics of world literature, it has inspired thinkers as diverse as Emerson, Thoreau, Eliot, and Savitri Dêvi. Part of a great Aryan legacy. 161p-sc OUT OF STOCK

The Celtic and Scandinavian Religions MacCulloch—This unique study compares Celtic mythology and religion with the beliefs of early Scandinavian society, which was the same as the religious beliefs and practices of their fellow Germanic tribes. Their rich spiritual tradition is represented by the poetry and prose of the Eddas, which inspired the musical dramas of Richard Wagner. 180p-sc $14

Early Greek Thinking: The Dawn of Western Philosophy Heidegger—Four key essays on pre-Socratic philosophers—including Heraclitus, Parmenides and others—by one of the most influential figures in the 20th century philosophy. Penetrates to the dawn of Western philosophy of Being and establishes a crucial link in central aspect of Heidigger's own thinking. Glossary of German and Greek terms. 129p-sc $12

The Germanization of Early Medieval Christianity Russel—Full-scale examination of Germanic influence on the religious transformation which occured in Northern Europe in late Antiquity. The encounter of the Germanic peoples with Christianity is studied within the larger context of a face-off between a "world-accpeting" Indo-European folk-religiosity and a "world-rejecting" religious movement. Author shows how Christian missionary policy of temporary accomodation inadvertently contributed to the reciprocal Germanization of Christianity. Valuable background for understanding Faith of the Future. 320p-sc OUT OF STOCK

Gods and Myths of Northern Europe Davidson—Excellent survey of Northern worldview and cosmology and those deities worshipped by our ancestors during an earlier Germanic period. 251p-sc OUT OF STOCK

The Hávamál: The sayings of the Vikings—The famous holy book of ancient Norse wisdom and ethics. Illus. 92p-sc $4

Impeachment of Man Dêvi—A passionate and challenging indictment of the man-centered outlook by the celebrated author of The Lightning and the Sun, in which she calls for a new ethical relationship with other life forms. Original printing by the author. 204p-sc $8

Imperium Yockey—Colossal philosophy of history and politics which explores the dynamics of European and American cultural development. A neo-Spenglerian perspective for the post-1945 world. 626p-sc $23

Myth of the Twentieth Century Rosenberg— A must have compendium to Mein Kampf. Alfred Rosenberg became National Socialism's leading ideologist, a role given official recognition by Adolf Hitler in 1934. The author of numerous political and philosophical writings besides The Myth of The Twentieth Century, Rosenberg was an uncompromising foe to every tendency — whether racial, religious, political, or philosophical — which he judged to be alien or opposed to the Nordic, Germanic soul. It was for this, more than for any alleged crimes during his ministry over the occupied East, that Rosenberg was condemned and hanged in Nuremberg in 1946. 470p-sc with index $45

On Christianity Gibbon—In these excerpts from his celebrated Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Gibbon employs devastating, understated prose to dissect the causes of imperial collapse, which he attributes in large measure to the spread of Christianity and its moral disarmament of ancient Rome. 135p-sc $12

The Philosophy of Alfred Rosenberg Whisker—An easy-to-understand introduction to the thought of this prominent Third Reich ideologue and to his main work, The Myth of the 20th Century. Rosenberg's views on race, religion, art and politics are all summarized here. 252p-sc $12

The Philosophy of Count de Gobineau Spring—Valuable introduction to the life, work and worldview of an important contributor to modern racial thought. Contains selections from many of Gobineau's writings to give a comprehensive overview to his thinking, including some excerpts in the original French 303p-sc $19

Political Ideals Chamberlain—Now available in English translation, here are the political thoughts of the author of Foundations of the Nineteenth Century. Primarily a refutation of the destructive and unnatural concepts of the French Revolution, this work also expounds those ideals natural to Europeans as they relate to freedom and the state. 135p-sc $14

The Religion of the Ancient Celts MacCulloch—This classic text attempts to reconstruct the Celtic religion according to the evidence found in ancient manuscripts and the Welsh Mabinogion, as well as folk tradition, custom, and burial mounds and other relics. 399p-sc $18

The Republic Plato—This great classic work on governance by the best of a people, this book details—from a firmly anti-democratic standpoint—the measures needed to establish an authoritarian racial state. Find out how National Socialist philosophers were so enthusiastic about this visionary work and why it makes liberals so nervous. Are we ready for Plato's philosopher-king? Stimulating. 472p-sc $9

The Rig Veda—The sacred hymns and scriptures of the ancient Aryans of India, the oldest known religious texts of our race. 343p-sc OUT OF STOCK

Thus Spoke Zarathustra Nietzsche (tr. Hollingdale)—Clarion call for a new racial type. "You solitaries of today, you shall one day be a people; from you, who have chosen out yourselves, shall a chosen people spring and from this chosen people, the Superman." 343p-sc $13

The Upanishads (2 vols.) tr. Müller—This two-volume set contains the famous Max Müller translation of the Upanishad classic. Based upon the Vedic tradition, these remarkable mythical treatises deal with man in his relation to the universe, the nature of deity, and the process of creation. Not only have they played an important part in Eastern thought, but they have greatly influenced later developments in Western philosphy, from the time of Schlegel, Hegel, Schopenhauer and Schelling. 670p-sc OUT OF STOCK

Wagner's Ring: Turning the World Around Lee—There is something about it that touches our racial soul and releases the Aryan spirit. In this summary of Wagner's powerful masterwork, Lee presents the Ring as the story of man's transformation and higher evolution. "The Ring assures us that our lives have meaning...We sense that we are meant to move toward something beyond consciousness that is infinite." 122p-sc $10

•Will of the West Burke—A moving testament to a world of reawkened folk-feeling and racial values, written by an early post-war racialist leader. (This comes highly recommended; a fascinating book of extraordinary verse, by a remarkably brilliant racialist.) 50p-sc $10