Ostara The Spring Equinox
Ostara Spring Equinox A post by Sonnewende via VK, March 18, 2021. Translated from Russian by the Irminfolk Ostara (OE Ēastre, OHG Ôstara) - according to mythologists, an ancient
Thor – Champion of the Aesir
It is during the most violent storms that Asatruar are reminded of the Gods. In the pouring rain the faithful watch the dark sky pierced by the most powerful, singular
Freyja – The lady of Fólkvangr
The blossoming Germanic woman is a duality of energy. In joyful times she is beautiful and radiant, a blend of kindness, innocence, and a warm spirit that others simply marvel
Heimdall – Guardian of Asgard
There are those who appreciate order, to the degree in which it allows them to go about their lives without constant unpleasant surprises. Then there are those who believe in
Recalling the Myths: Continuing the Oral Tradition
By Cody Mower If you have ever read Hollander’s translation of the Poetic Edda you may find yourself like many scratching your head at the archaic language that litter the
Irminsul – The Cosmic Pillar
Originally posted on Wotanklan.net (now apparently defunct) by MammutKultist on December 7, 2013 In the rich plethora of ancient, pre-Christian Nordic symbolism and conceptions of reality, there’s undoubtedly often a
Odin – The Allfather
High in the cosmic plane of Asgard sits the great hall of Valhalla, filled with half of the most valiant warriors slain in combat or otherwise victorious over their
Eyvind Kinrifa, the Death of a Pagan Martyr
The fall of the old religion did not happen all at once, and I cannot lay the blame solely on Christian intolerance. From the beginning the monotheists made it clear that they had no room for the other gods.
Bitter Lessons, Loki in Life and Lore
“The Punishment of Loki” by Louis Huard (1813-1874) By: Luther Kovac: Recently I have experienced a disturbing series of events, all occurring within
The Nature of Wyrd and Harnessing Possibility
By: Luther Kovac “The Norns bestow good fortunes and other noble gifts, but frequently also calamities. Their decrees are invariably irrevocable: ‘No one can withstand the word of Urdhr, even