He hath need of his wits who wanders wide,
aught simple will serve at home;
but a gazing-stock is the fool who sits
mid the wise, and nothing knows
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The hero Sigurd, and the
Germanic Idea of Reincarnation
The History of Runology:
From Bure and Worm to Today
The Anglo-Frisian Runic Tradition
Runes in Literature
and the Rune-Poems
Problems in Runic Interpretation
Sacred Symbols and Signs
in Germanic religion and art
Sigurd as the trifuntional hero:
Why Sigurd is the greatest of
all Germanic Hero's
The Shahnama
" The epic of kings"
A Persian Edda and a storehouse
of living Indo-European lore
Celtic Image, Identity and Culture
Old Norse Saga Literature:
An Introduction
Vos for a helt iz er?
The Yiddish language,
medieval literary history
of Yiddish and the
Germanic Heroic Tradition.
Skaldic Poetry
Bronze Age Rock Carvings
and Germanic Religion
Nudism, Heathenry and
the Reformbewegung in
Early 20th Century Germany
The Germanic Humanities IV:
The 18th Century
Ancient Battles / The Suebi
by: Jim Chisholm
The Germanic Concept
of Fate
Ancient Battles / 57BCE
Battles on the Sabis and Axona by:
Jim Chisholm
The Origins, Character and
Developmentof the early
Rune-using Culture
Easter— Its Pagan Roots in
the Germanic World
The Decay and Disintegration of
the Rune-Using Culture
of Scandinavia: 900-1600 CE.
Robert E. Howard: Texian and
Myth-Forger. His Theory of
Reincarnation Compared
to Traditional Germanic Belief.
Introduction - Definitions - History
of the Discovery of the Urheimat
Indo-European Cultural Features
Anatolian and Tokarian Cultures
Indo-European Cosmology
Celtic Culture
Indo-European Concepts of Law
Germanic Culture II
God and Warrior
| Principles of Ancient
Germanic Economics
Origin of the Runes:
Theories and Problems
The Development of the
Younger Futhark
Runic Codes
Runic Technology and
Art Historical Problems
Thidrek's Saga: Low German
heroic tradition in old Norse form
Germanic Image, Identity
and Culture
Three forms of sovereignty
in Germanic culture:
Theories of government
from a traditional past
Runes in context of the
Bronze age artifacts:
Questions of continuity & syncretismThe Ura Linda Chronicle:
Esoteric Wisdom or Fraud?The Poetic EddaThe Wooden Gods of AncientGermania: Their Meaningand LegacyThe Thidreks-Saga:
A Neglected Document of
Germanic History and Legend
Germanic reawakening in
America before 1970
The Germanic
Humanities III:
Renaissance times
Gothicism: The use of the
myth in Europe & the Americas
Ancient Battles / Ambiorix
by: Jim Chisholm
The Germanic Humanities VI:
The 20th Century
Our Mysterious Original Way
of Writing: an Introduction
to Runology
Hermann the German
in History, Myth and Literature:
Who he was and why he
is important to the history
of the world
Freemasonry The Myth and Reality of
Occultism in the Third Reich
Vedic India
The Comparative Method
Hellenic Culture
Indo-European Poetics
and “Literature”
Balto-Slavic Culture
Indo-European Concepts
of Economy & Kinship
Divine Twins - King and Virgin
- Horse and Warrior
| Old Irish Literature
The Older Runic Period:
From the Beginnings to 750 CE
The Runes in Medieval
Scandinavia and Beyond
The Problem of Rune Magic
Whither Runology?
"Cracker Culture" Irish culture
as expressed in the old
South and beyond
The disk of Nebra:
A miniature Stonehenge
from bronze age Germany
Norse elements in the
English Language
Runes in Medieval magical
treatises outside Scandinavia
Snorri Sturluson and the Edda
Didactics of the Old English
Rune Poem: Life Lessons
from the Anglo-Saxons
The Germanic and Celtic
Peoples: Interactions and
Conflicts from Prehistoric
Times to the Viking Age
The Germanic Traditions of Yule
The Germanic Humanities I & II:
Ancient & Medieval Times
Pennsylvania German
Hexerei-
Legends & Methods
of working
The Germanic Humanities
V:The 19th Century
Ancient Battles
by: Jim Chisholm
Woden
Our Ancient Tongue:
the Beauty of Old English
Our Ancient Heritage and Destiny,
Our Ancient Heritage and its
Importance for Today
Johannes Bureus:
Rosicrucian and Rune Magician
The Yuletide Tale of the
Three Magi: Myth and History.
Iran and Avestan Culture
Indo-European Cult,
the Sacred and Sacrifice
Italic Culture
Toward and Indo-European
Psychology
Germanic Culture I
Social Status in Indo-European
Culture - Indo-European Royalty
and its Functions
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