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Why does the need to be heard and the desire for attention prevent intelligent thought process in some and allow ignorance and disrespect to prevail????

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I'm a dad, husband, heathen, researcher, writer, poet, and philosopher. One who doesn't fall within any specific political association, nor is one to quickly conform to any ideology. Independent minded, and questions many things in search for that which would clarify.......existence and/or social evolution.. I am also dedicated to the elder troð (Old Norse = Faith) of my Nordic ancestors--a faith that goes by many names throughout Scandinavia: Heiðni, Ásatrú/Ásatro (which means True to the Æsir), Vánatrú (True to the Vánir), Forn Siðr (the Ancient way or tradition), Forn sed (the Old custom), Nordisk sed (Nordic custom), or Hedensk sed (Pagan custom).

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http://www.northvegr.org

Favorite Books

Old Norse sagas (the Prose and Poetic Edda, Heimskringla Egil's Saga, The Saga of the Volsungs, et.al.), history, anthropology, philosophy, or futuristic studies.

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Heathen

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Woodcarving, fishing, and football--both American and world

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Those who "stand tall" in the face of adversity for that which is philosophically virtuous and just. This does not include most socio-political movements as, by-in-large, most are focused upon selfish pursuits and objectives and have no consideration for the good of all in lieu of that which would only benefit themselves or a few others.

Likes

The mountains, the rocky coast where I can watch the waves crash upon the rocks, thunderstorms, and other elements of nature that prove that we are a part of this earth and not dominator's thereof.

Dislikes

Oath-breakers, fakes, and those who remain willfully ignorant.

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A friend sent me an invitation.

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At 1:33pm on March 25, 2009, Pagan said…: Welcome, I would like to personally invite you to a new social Network Washington Pagan. I am trying to enlist as many members to this network as possible and was wondering if you could check the site out and if you like it invite some of your friends. It is only a few days old so please don't be shocked at how few members there are.
http://Washingtonpagan.ning.com/

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At 1:08pm on December 31, 2008, Starfeather said…: LOL yeah, I visit that site every now and then, but I get pretty caught up here most of the time. Thanks for the add, and have a happy new year!

At 8:25am on December 31, 2008, Green Briar said…: Here is my New Year wish for you.
"May every sunrise hold more promise, every moonrise hold more peace."
-Anon.
I hope that your Holidays are going well and that you recieved all that you wished for and more.

~Green Briar~

At 9:12pm on December 29, 2008, :KOURT: said…: Hails Kjartan!
Hope you had a wonderful Yule!
:KOURT:

At 8:44am on December 25, 2008, Patricia Lafayllve said…: What a lovely house! Stay warm and have a good Yule...

At 10:22pm on December 24, 2008, Witch Daughter of Aradia said…: Thank you for the friend request, Kjartan! When I was seven years old, I lived out in Spokane, WA, and I really loved it there. It was during the year that Mt. St. Helen's erupted, and we all had to wear masks to protect us from the ashes--which had even spread where I was living at. I only lived there for a year and remember walking to an old historical house--but it was fall and the memories of the leaves on the trees were as golden as the sun shining upon them. It was just so beautiful there. Have you lived in WA for all of your life? Isn't Walla Walla the state capital?
Blessings to you and yours,
~CSgirl

At 11:58pm on December 22, 2008, Kane said…: sorry for the late wishes, but happy yule and new year

At 9:05pm on December 21, 2008, Witch Daughter of Aradia said…: Hello, Kjartan! Thank you for the picture. It was very nice of you. What exactly is a "heathen"? I've heard the term floating around here, but I haven't really had the chance to look it up yet and learn about it.
Have a safe and happy winter solstice, and a merry yule.
blessings to you and yours,
~CelticShamangirl

At 7:50am on October 22, 2008, Green Briar said…: Samhain is a time when the bridge that separates the world of the living and the world of the dead becomes firmer, allowing spirits and ghosts and ghouls to cross over. These spirits or departed souls are honored and asked to grant luck and prosperity. Regardless what you call it today it is a festival dedicated to the dead
As the dead can enter this world the barrier to future 'worlds' is weakest at this time. All around the island of All Hallows Eve the barriers fall. This day was often selected for a scrying or glimpse of the future.

As the souls of the dead walk the land so do the evil spirits, people wear masks and light bonfires to scare them away.
In Ireland people went door-to-door collecting food and sticks or turf for a feast and bonfire. Those who gave got good luck; those who did not got bad luck.