Welcome, Washington Pantheists!

Caption, right:
One of the altars to Nyhellenia, found in the past centuries, on the Scheldt River island of Walchern (Wallhallagara). Historian-archaeologist, Dr. Herrmann Wirth found the six-spoked wheel of Wralda carved upon the back of one such altar. Note the dog and the basket of eggs which are mentioned in the text. (from The Oera Linda Book)

God, called Wralda in the Frisian Chronicles, can neither be understood as the architect nor the choreographer of all things and events, seen and unseen, but rather as the architecture and choreography of the same. It is the constant nature of things to be as they are and do as they do, the effect of which is an omnipresent subconscious intelligence. This God is a silent heuristic teacher who allows us to see, compare and contemplate what the parts may tell us about the whole. This is the attitude of a Pantheist.