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Norwegian publication, LAND AND FOLK:Statement of beliefs and goals:
We not only accept differences between individuals and peoples but believe they are the essence of life. All progress is based upon the individual's freedom of thought and actio...
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
It is difficult to understand the Celts from today's point of view. This is due largely to the fact that their understanding of the world was so different from the modern view of things. The Celts originated from the area around the Caspian Sea in...
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
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The Celtic Year: Samhain
Samhain marks one of the two great doorways of the Celtic year, for the Celts divided the year into two seasons: the light and the dark, at Beltane on May 1st an...
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
the history,the practice, and the faith tied to them
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- 36
- Astrological Sign
- taurus
- About Me:
- i like various types of metal: from classic metal, to death metal. i am proficient in hand-to-hand combat, melee weapons combat. i enjoy all things Old-Norse; and i hate white power groups - or anyone who dicriminates against other people under the guise of Norse practice.
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- Poetic Eddas (Lee Hollander), anything by Ellis-Davidson, Zoega's Old Norse Dictionary, anything by Robert E Howard, David Gemmell, and some Robert Jordan.
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- Heathen
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- Tyr's warriors code
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- studying Old Norse [language], working with Elder Futhark, anthropological / cultural studies, blade-work (swordfighting / knife-throwing / axes), archery, brewing
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- My wife's cooking; her mother's cooking. Good beer, ales, meades, icewines, greults, lagers, etc. Music. RPG. Leather. Artifacts. Books.
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- other people's cooking. abusive people. racism. vindictive & bitter people. unappreciative fathers. fluff-bunnies & weak-willed conformists.
- How did you find PaganSpace?
- my wife.
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The relevance of the Ragnarok
We can find hope and inspiration through an understanding of the old religious sagas of our forefathers. In particular the Ragnarok saga contains much that we can relate to in the world we live in today.
The Norsemen saw their gods as finite beings. The Aesir had a beginning, so, logically, they also have an end. They were not regarded as perfect but had their faults and foibles. In the person of the perfidious Loki, they tolerated evil within their realm which was a most costly mistake. It was… Continue
The Norsemen saw their gods as finite beings. The Aesir had a beginning, so, logically, they also have an end. They were not regarded as perfect but had their faults and foibles. In the person of the perfidious Loki, they tolerated evil within their realm which was a most costly mistake. It was… Continue
Posted on September 9, 2009 at 12:00pm —
Digest Number 268
GODS
For many years the debate on what, or who, were the first gods of man raged. Great comparisons have been made between the
gods of the North and the gods of the Greeks and Romans. Personally I find the gods of Romans and Greeks lacking any
relationship with the Norse gods. So have the sources I've read. They suggest that the gods of the Greeks that were prototype
for Roman gods, were in fact taken from an earlier set of gods. Is this possible? Well, let's look at their argument.. Professor
J… Continue
For many years the debate on what, or who, were the first gods of man raged. Great comparisons have been made between the
gods of the North and the gods of the Greeks and Romans. Personally I find the gods of Romans and Greeks lacking any
relationship with the Norse gods. So have the sources I've read. They suggest that the gods of the Greeks that were prototype
for Roman gods, were in fact taken from an earlier set of gods. Is this possible? Well, let's look at their argument.. Professor
J… Continue
Posted on May 10, 2009 at 9:17pm —
Borr and his sons
My thoughts are by no means final on this but the lore in relation to Borr has it that Borr had three sons.
1. Odinn (Woden), 2. Ve (Weh), 3. Vili (Wille)
In relation to Buri (Borr's father) , the lore has it that Buri has three grandsons.
1. Odinn (Woden), 2. Hoenir, 3. Lodur.
This two bits are in either in disarray or it is the same brothers, as individuals,
mentioned by different names. If it is the latter, then
1. Odinn=Odinn
2. Hoenir=Ve
3. Lodur=Vili
Now the meaning of the names in each… Continue
1. Odinn (Woden), 2. Ve (Weh), 3. Vili (Wille)
In relation to Buri (Borr's father) , the lore has it that Buri has three grandsons.
1. Odinn (Woden), 2. Hoenir, 3. Lodur.
This two bits are in either in disarray or it is the same brothers, as individuals,
mentioned by different names. If it is the latter, then
1. Odinn=Odinn
2. Hoenir=Ve
3. Lodur=Vili
Now the meaning of the names in each… Continue
Posted on May 1, 2009 at 12:00pm —
Heathenism and Self-defense
Self-defense is very much a part of the heathen religion and this is one reason why.
"A wayfarer should not walk unarmed,
But have his weapons to hand:
He knows not when he may need a spear,
Or what menace meet on the road."
{Havamal-38}
"A wayfarer should not walk unarmed,
But have his weapons to hand:
He knows not when he may need a spear,
Or what menace meet on the road."
{Havamal-38}
Posted on April 17, 2009 at 12:57pm —
Throwing a whetstone
Totally stealing this from http://www.hurstwic .org/history/ articles/ mythology/ myths/text/ hrungnir. htm: "One should not throw a whetstone, because doing so makes the whetstone in Þór's head move, causing him discomfort." That seems like a superstition. .. I can also use my imagination and say that, between the phallic shape of a whetstone and the fact that all whetstone was created from a shard of Hrungnir's broken weapon, there seems to be a procreative aspect to the story. The sorceress w… Continue
Posted on April 17, 2009 at 12:49pm —
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Thanks again for the inspiration.
These are the best Freya Images I could find.
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hank you for the Inspiration and knowledge. KaraMuch positive Light is sent to you and yours.
I am looking to learn about FREYR/ING Runic Deities ?
In Frith,
Thordis
(Nov. 1 and 2)
Till Aar och Frid!
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