Family & Home

OnAryan Beauty… by Mrs. Casper Odinson Cröwell
There is so much to publish for all to read and I have been happy to contribute by putting
Gungnir together, until now. Now, I have something to say…
Something has occurred which ignited a small fire, ate at me for two days, and began to create
a bonfire. It is fitting to write this now, with our July Hof service written for Allmother Frigga!
We have the following comment
by Dr. Cröwell posted as a notice on the site for everyone to read:
The Holy Nation of Odin, Inc. does not condone the egregious disrespect of our Aryan Sisters,
nor disparaging remarks, nor do we desire to be associated with anyone who depicts our
women folk in any ill or demeaning light! If we assert that our children are our greatest resource,
the very future of our race resides within them. The Holy Nation of Odin, Inc. is laboring
to attract more Aryan women to our faith and folk lifestyle in an honest and noble effort
towards Aryan Folk building, that our race may survive yet another millennia. Running them
off with disrespect and abuse, places the blame squarely upon our shoulders, not theirs alone,
when they run into the eagerly awaiting arms of non-white men with whom many will ultimately
breed with! Something everyone should consider in earnest - for Family, Faith and
Folk.
Art is an interpretation of life
When I add a friend, I visit their sight to view their content. We want to promote our faith and
draw people in – help them discover their ancestral heritage. We have several “friends”. Anyone
showing women in a demeaning light will be denied as a “friend” or deleted.
What lit the fire? Well an Aryan man (Odinist/Ásatrúar) sent us a “friend’s request”. When I
viewed his site, one of his friends was an Aryan woman, attractive, standing by a couch or chair. She
was wearing a knitted sweater which was completely see-through and she had no bra on. Now, I sent
him a note and told him I didn’t think we could add him, due to his “friends” photo. The fact he allowed
it, means he accepts and condones it. I told him I would have to speak to Dr. Cröwell about it,
being this was not a photo he posted, but his friend’s posted photo. He wrote me back and made a comment
about the Islamic men covering their women and how the sight of a beautiful Aryan woman raised
his blood and gave him reason to fight, to be a warrior. He believed this woman to be a work of art. He
respected my comments but completely disagreed with me.
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Now, our artwork on the Gungnir covers, have very shapely, full figured women depicted.
They are created by very talented kinfolk! They are the images of the ideal Valkyries - strong,
brave, virgin warriors. So, there seems to be a contradiction, I find the cover artwork beautiful, with
wonderful colors and detail, and they make me want to be stronger, appreciate the life given to me
and fight for the survival of our faith and the Gods and Goddesses whom we love. The photo of the
woman on the website is extremely offensive to me.
First, I pondered. Why would a woman expose her breasts for every man on that site to
see? Simply, she is doing it for only one reason: to excite and entice men. Feeding her self image
by having many men put comments concerning her “sexiness” on the site. There is a prevailing idea
in today’s society that morality is prudish and dead. And I am disheartened that Aryan men want to
promote it! Now the second reason, more importantly, she is promoting the destruction of the image
of what constitutes real beauty in a real woman. Media moguls have corrupted the minds of
men in today’s society, defining beauty in their terms. Men teach it to their sons and daughters everyday
when they idealize the sculptured, surgically enhanced woman. The woman on this site, no
doubt, has fake breasts. So, is this the same as me highlighting my hair - Fake hair? No, I don’t
think so. I want to look my best and present myself as a beautiful Aryan woman, and if my husband
thinks I look terrific in green, I am going to wear a lot of green! My hair color does not promote an
idea that I want you to think of me in a sexual way. I am not promoting a thought of “sexual attraction”.
Everyone wants to be “attractive”. I am angry that a man would tell me that this unrealistic
image of a woman is what he would fight for. This was his image of what constitutes Aryan beauty.
Granted there are beautiful women, who for a short period of their lives may resemble this woman
as she appears in this photo. I am not using hardships of life as an excuse to let yourself “go”, I believe
we all have an obligation to stay fit and healthy. To be the best we each can be.
If you have a copy of Myths of the Norsemen, by H.A. Guerber, on page 99 there is a picture
of Idun. In this image, I see the true beauty of a woman. She is real. Every line, every curve,
every dimple and scar on my body is the evidence of my fight, my battle in this life. Earned through
child bearing and child rearing, my battle scars are symbols of my beauty. Some women carry scars
of physical abuse or their fight to save their life because of a health issue. I see myself as a beautiful
woman, though I do not meet the contemporary standards. I am offended that a man states he wants
to promote Faith, Folk and most importantly, Family and then in the same breath, turn around and
say this “unrealistic standard” is the definition of a beautiful Aryan woman and her behavior is acceptable.
It is not ok that she chooses to parade around naked to entice all men. Would it be ok, for
his wife, mother, sister or daughter to be this woman? Is this the woman he would want his young
son to view on his site? My physical beauty does not define who I am; it is small part of me. And,
it is a part so very sacred to me - a part that is only available to my best friend and companion – my
husband. It is out of my respect for him and for my self, that I only entice him. My gift to him is
that I am his alone.
Now, what’s funny is that there are no pictures of men, showing there “johnson” on this
site. How would men feel about their women constantly having those images of various men all
around them? Openly comparing and setting the “standard” for what a man should measure up to?
Flat abs, big biceps, the amount of body hair, Etc. Etc? Would men care? Maybe not, but, I can not
respect a woman who promotes the warped ideas of the mass media giants, who only want to profit
off unrealistic and fake standards. And I will not promote a man, who wants to allow them to create
the definition of what constitutes a truly beautiful Aryan Woman!
In Frith with thee, Mrs. C