But Dobrovolsky contends that Christianity ruined the Slavs by distancing them from nature and that the church compromised itself under communism by cooperating with security police.

Wasn't the Orthodox church one of the primary groups supporting the White Army and the prerevolutionary order? Right off the bat it seems like there's either an ignorance of history there or a deliberate obfuscation. Personally I look at all paganism with a lot of skepticism.

In practice, Dobrovolsky’s paganism smacks of current New Age explorations in the West--the search for some new spiritual harmony bolstered by awareness of the planet’s ecological plight. And his rituals, although largely new-minted, also seem somehow familiar and potent.

I hate to say I agree with a "Goldberg" but the author of this article is right on the money here.

Dobrovolsky also performed a ceremony on new members to “unbaptize” them, removing what he called the “blasphemy of Christianity” by washing away the holy water of baptism with pure lake water and intoning magic words.

I strongly oppose this kind of thing. If anything I'd like to see white dissidents move to a type of trad christian/pagan blend.

Such intolerance sounds strange coming from a man who suffered so long for his anti-Communist views under the old regime. Dobrovolsky was first imprisoned at age 19 after trying to organize a coup, and he later spent years in the camps as an “enemy of the people.”

Lol. Sounds like a Russian Varg.

So does this guy get into any JQ stuff? If so the article left it out.