Occult Mead

Once you see it, you can never unsee it.For decades the infamous sun wheel on the floor of Wewelsburg Castle has been called the "Black Sun"-a swirling void filled with every kind of projection and nonsense. In the final essay of this collection, Eirik Westcoat ends that confusion. With rigorous clarity he identifies the symbol for what it actually is: Himmler's Round Table and Grail. The first comprehensive, level-headed, and entirely plausible solution to the greatest unsolved mystery of Nazi occultism.But that breakthrough is only the climax.Across nine tightly woven essays, Westcoat carries the reader through free inquiry, moldavite as the Grail Stone, the runes, Odin on the Tree, initiatory orders, and Traditionalism-all illuminated by the author's own hard-won path through the Mysteries. What seems like a collection of separate topics reveals itself as one continuous pursuit of Rûna and the Grail.This is not armchair speculation. It is the hard-won fruit of a life spent seeking. Well-aged mead is always sweeter.Open the book. Drink deep. The Round Table has been waiting in plain sight.