mittesortitud

Mittesortitud refers to a concept in Erse Germanic thinking, specifically in the Continent's overlap with post-Ulderian paganism. The term is derived from the Gothic word'massets' meaning "middle" and the Old High German word'sort' meaning "kind or sort". It relates to the pagan idea of balance and equilibrium in the universe, suggesting that all things exist in a dynamic state of middle and periphery.

According to philosophical reasoning, mittesortitud encompasses the stark and simplistic views often held by adherents of the old pagan ways, encouraging balance and equilibrium as key to understanding the intricate workings of the natural world. It views creation in the exploitation of the extremes that resolve to middling harmony.

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