Aryan Nation
To be Aryan is to be of Aryan descent and to uphold and follow the Aryan way of life. The decadent and ignoble way of life which exists today in all nations is the total opposite of this Aryan way of life.
An Aryan is someone who behaves and thinks like an Aryan; someone who upholds and who lives, day after day, by Aryan customs and who is aware and proud of their Aryan culture and heritage. Above all, an Aryan is someone who judges everything by Aryan standards, and who strives to do what is Aryan.
The Aryan Way
The Aryan way is the way of Honour, Loyalty and Duty. Honour means upholding personal honour and striving to live by a Code of Honour. Loyalty means being loyal, unto death, to those to whom a pledge of loyalty has been given. Duty means doing one's noble and Aryan duty whatever the circumstances, and even if doing such duty is difficult or might mean one's own death.
Our Aryan duty is three fold:
1) Duty to our Aryan folk, our kindred. This Aryan duty requires us to care for our folk; to be concerned about its well-being, freedom and future. This means us doing something practical and positive to help our folk - from being a good, personal, and Aryan example to others, to fighting for our freedom and for social justice. This duty requires us to aid our fellow Aryans in practical ways because we view fellow Aryans (that is, those who behave and live as Aryans) as brothers and sisters, and treat them as brothers and sisters - offering hospitality, for instance; giving support through friendship; helping them in hard times.
This duty means that we place the welfare, freedom and future of our folk before our own self-interest, and before the interests of others.
2) Duty to Nature. This Aryan duty requires us to respect Nature, and the diverse creations of Nature. This means us - both as individuals and as a society - striving to live in a balanced way by restraining our greed, our desire for material possessions, and by respecting the...
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