Strength, Honor & Fraternity
The parallels between wolves and men when we allow ourselves to assume a natural order are undeniable. Here we examine the similarities between the culture of wolves and our own, as well as the benefits of various societal strategies which we hold in common.
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I have written about leadership before, and some of you may have already read those thought pieces. Regardless, leadership is one of the most researched, studied, and yet misunderstood complexities of human behavior I have encountered. There are many studies, countless books, articles, and innumerable opinions on the subject; yet I find none of them capture the essence as I understand it.
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Seax discusses Strength and Honor, and what these words mean.
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How should a man carry himself? Does it serve one better to flaunt, or to remain unassuming? To be brazen or to be reserved? To draw the eye of sauron in hopes of scaring it off with false displays of bravado, or to go unnoticed while still achieving wholesome goals?
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Where do you stand in our struggle? Lean on your brothers, listen to them. Contego discusses the relationship between brothers and leaders, and how this relationship gives us all strength.
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What makes a good man? What makes a good Mannerbund?
Achilles discusses what makes a man worthy of being a brother.
An in depth look at what is reqired of a leader, and how that is reflected in his men.
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A thought piece on leadership. What it means to lead, what it takes to lead, and why both being a leader as well as recognizing leadership is important.
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There’s a silver lining behind every cloud. This article talks about how to find the good in every coming storm, and how to strengthen and steel yourself for the future.
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This is a excellent introspection from a Brother in the know about how we deal with life and death as a community. There are solid insights about developing and maintaining holistic and organic attitudes about living and dieing that out synthetic plastic laced culture would have you ignore.
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