Houston Stewart Chamberlain’s Foundations of the Nineteenth Century argued that the Teutonic peoples were the source of Western civilization’s genius. In Aryan Worldview, he urges a meeting of West and East, a reckoning between the Germans and the ancient Indo-Iranians.

The cultural efflorescence that was the renaissance came from the meeting between Christendom and Greco-Roman antiquity. Chamberlain argues that reckoning with the worldview of the ancient Aryans will bring on an even deeper cultural renaissance, one that was sorely needed in his own time, and is still more needed today.

We know more today than ever about these ancient peoples, but the lofty peaks of their thought remain unconquered, the milk of their wisdom undigested. Perhaps it is time for a true Indo-European renaissance, a recovery of the Aryan worldview.

This book includes artwork by Christian Sloan Hall, the legendary artist who has worked with, among others, Amon Amarth and Survive the Jive.