Yesterday, I published an excellent conversation with Christopher McIntosh, author and researcher of the Western esoteric (e.g. Rosicrucian, Freemason) and pagan (e.g. Celtic, Germanic, Norse) traditions. 

There was something disturbing that happened in the aftermath of our conversation that I want to reflect upon here.

The discussion between Christopher and I was wonderful. It followed his journey to find himself and his roots, placing this within the context of the contemporary world where such contemplation is often vilified for Europeans, being seen as racist. (My emphasis, not his.)

Out of fear, he asked for a part to be censored. Here are my reflections on that.


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