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9 Noble Virtues & Charges, OR and OdinismBy Tree AOR
I have been in prison for 23 years. A lifetime for some, as I realized the first time I met a kid on the yard who was younger than the date of my arrest. Now there are young men around who are not as old as the tumbler I bought…

About Industriousness
9 Noble Virtues & ChargesAs OR members, we are expected to live our lives according to the Nine Noble Virtues. Of course, this is not an easy task and it’s even very difficult at times. But we all join the OR by our free will and it’s by our free will that we have accepted to work to promote the OR and Odinism. It’s by our free will that we accept to strive to live by the NNV. Nobody forces us; it’s our own choice. Among the NNV, there is one that I find very important if we want to see our Sacred Faith advance: INDUSTRIOUSNESS

The 3 Secrets
9 Noble Virtues & ChargesBy Reginhard OR
I heard it said once; “If you see a problem in the world, you be the change that solves the problem.” So what I would like to discuss is how do we stand up and be that solution. How can we work towards strengthening our folk.

Hospitality as Solidarity
9 Noble Virtues & Charges, OR and Odinismby Michael Boyd AOR
Hospitality is a virtue, one of our Noble Nine Virtues, that is rarely discussed or written about by Odinists due to its self-explanatory, popular meaning. I think we should explore this virtue deeper however, and discover its folkish rather than popular implications as concerns Odinism as a healthy religious movement and evolving theology.

The Noble Nine
9 Noble Virtues & Charges, Poetry & Proseby Thorsigurd AOR.
Courage is my strength
To withstand wretched foes
To sail against the storm
And the will to insist
Honour is my will
To defend my dear folk
My moral in battle
And the drive to do Good
Truth is my oath
To keep what…

The Nine Noble Virtues and Charges of the Odinic Rite
9 Noble Virtues & ChargesThe 9 Noble Virtues
The moral code of the Odinic Rite was codified from The Hávamál and The Sigrdrífomál (poems from the Elder Edda) in the early 1970's.
