Freyja Seidrkona is the third book in the series of books Robert Blumetti is writing on the Germanic Gods. Freyja is the most popular of the Germanic Goddess and her worship survived the death of Germanic Heathensim in Northern Europe. For centuries her worshipers were persecuted by Church authorities as "witches" and "devil worshipers." In the pages of this book you will learn of the high place she held in Germanic Heathenism and discover some new ways to look at her. Blumetti explores new perceptions of the Goddess and her place in Germanic Heathenism, based on thirty-six years of scholarship and meditation on all aspects of Germanic Heathenism. Freyja holds a special place in Blumeeti's heart. Thirty-six years ago she appeared to him while in a trance and led him to Odin. The experience was an epiphany that changed his life. Blumetti hopes that after reading this book you too will learn to love and appreciate Freyja as he has all these years.

Ten thousand years in the future humanity has successfully colonized the Milky Way galaxy. Humanity has created the Galactic Republic to defend their liberties, protect their culture and way-of-life, and maintain peace throughout the galaxy. Unknown to humanity, an alien conspiracy from beyond the galaxy has infiltrated their civilization and slowly seizing power over the Republic's deep state. The alien parasites secretly abduct mankind's bodies and destroys their souls. Senator Sept Racher discovers that there something serious wrong in the highest institutions of the Republic. He creates the Human Renaissance Movement to discover who or what is undermining the Republic's institutions, but before can act, he and his wife are killed by government security forces. His son Stahl, barely escapes and is saved by a secret order of mystics who guard the secret of Vril. They heal Stahl's injuries and teach him in the ways of Vril. Stahl is reborn and leads a rebellion against the alien deep state.

In Vril and Germanic Magic, Blumetti explores the relevancy of the magic of the Ancient Germanic Mystery School in the 21st century, the nature of Vril as the Life Force of the Gods, and how Odin revealed to us how to harness this power. Blumetti refers to Odin's gift as Vrilology and how we can use this science (magic) of Vrilology to transform our lives and the world around us. He explores the nature of Norse cosmology and cosmogony, the nature of the Gods, their relationship with quantum physics, how Vrilology can improve our health, luck, prosperity and success. Blumetti explains that if we align ourselves with the Gods in their struggle against Chaos (the Giants) here in Midgard we can draw on their power to create lives for ourselves of order, harmony and happiness.

Rache! is the first book in an alternative history series about World War Two. The purpose of these books is to examine why the Germans lost the war. My conclusion is that Hitler made mistakes. I'm using a combination of science fiction and alternative history to construct Hitler who is very different from the real Hitler. These books are not an attempt to rehabilitate Hitler but to expose his short coming due to his personality and mental make up. This first book covers the period from September 1939 to June 1940. This is a second addition with illustrations and maps.

In the first book, Rache! Hitler makes very different decisions than the "real time line Hitler." He puts Germany on a total war economy in 1939; he does not cancel the jet fighter (He 178/290) program; he waits for the British to invade Norway first so he can bring Norway and Sweden into the war as Germany's allies; there is no "miracle at Dunkirk," and the BEF surrenders; and he keeps Italy from entering the war until July 1940. The war in North Africa is very different. Rommel is sent to Libya in July 1940 and leads an Italo-German force of 300,000 invades Egypt in July 1940 and the Germans and Italians form a joint command.The different course of the war affect events far beyond the European theater of war, changing the outcome of the American presidential elections and the events between China and Japan.

Book 5 of the New Earth Odyssey is The War of the Stones. Vesten leads the Lothangian People as their returned Emperor to confront the invading Allomenian Army before their Capital City Lothar.

Odin is the god of wisdom, poetry, death, divination, and magic. Son of Bor and the giantess Bestla, He is married to the Goddess Frigga, and is the All-Father of the Gods. He has over 150 names, each name is an expression of his mysterious persona. Known as the All-Father, but more important he is also the All-Orderer. Odin is often accompanied by two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, along with the wolves Geri and Freki. He rides into battle atop an eight-legged steed, Sleipnir, and wields the mighty spear Gungnir. Odin is the Runemaster, who discovered the runic nature of reality, and created the Elder Futhark. Odin is the wanderer, who travels across the face of Midgard and involves himself in the affairs of his children. It is possible that you have run into him during the duration of your life, but you probably did not realize it. Now you can learn about the ruler of Asgard and Midgard with this introduction on the Alfothr.

Of all the Gods in Norse Mythology Thor is the most loved and trusted by the common people. He has a reputation of never breaking his word. He wages war against the races of Giants who seek to conquer Asgard and Midgard and destroy the Gods and mankind. In THOR PROTECTOR OF MANKIND Blumetti recounts the sagas of Thor's adventures and explores historical and new fact about the Thunder God. This book is the second in a series of books Robert Blumetti is writing about the Germanic Gods and the Divines races of the Germanic Religion for Balder Rising.

The New Book of Balder Rising is a new edition of the Book of Balder Rising. This edition still contains the telling of the tales of the Gods, minus the explanations of what the tales mean, and discussions about the Gods. Instead it contains the Poetic Edda translated by Benjamin Thorpe and the Prose Edda translated by Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur. I tried yo retain the original spelling and grammar of the translators.