Occult Mead: Essays on Runes, Grails, and the Round Table Sun Wheel

By Eirik Westcoat

Esotericism and a Real Solution to the Mystery of Wewelsburg's Infamous Sun Wheel Icon

In these nine essays, Eirik Westcoat explores a variety of topics, including free inquiry, moldavite, Odin's hanging on the World Tree, runes, the Grail, initiatory orders, and Traditionalism, while giving a glimpse into his own occult journey. And in the final essay, he tackles the greatest unsolved mystery of Nazi occultism: the real identity of the sun wheel icon in Wewelsburg Castle, the spiritual home of Himmler's SS. It's been wrongly known as the so-called "Black Sun" for decades, but that ends now Read here the first-ever comprehensive explanation for the symbol that is entirely level-headed and eminently plausible. Westcoat links it to the Grail and the Arthurian Mythos, revealing the Round Table Sun Wheel that has been there all along.

Occult Mead contains the following nine essays:

Odian Wandering Among the "Ettins" Support for Exploring Wherever the Adventure LeadsMoldavite as the Stone and the GrailEagle and Gar: Enhancing One's Rune-Work with These Powerful SymbolsThe Canon of Nine: A Spiritual Call to ArmsTowards a Meta-Order of Tradition: The Once-and-Future Guild of the GrailThe Quartets of the Elder Futhark and Anglo-Saxon Futhorc: A Sixfold of Creation, Society, Nature, Cosmos, Divinity, and WorldFourth tt of the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc: Triads of Initiation, Knighthood, and MasteryTriadic Experiences for my Triple Quests: Examining Revelatory Singularities on My Esoteric PathWewelsburg's So-Called "Black Sun" is Really Himmler's Round Table and Grail

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1947407171
• ISBN13: 9781947407176
• Release Date: October 2025
• Publisher: Skaldic Eagle Press
• Length: 214 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"