Talismans in Norse Witchcraft
Talismans, Amulets, Charms and Runic Inscritpions. The Folk-Magic of Ancient Scandinavia. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart WordPress Blogspot
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The Norse Afterlife (In Short)
Just the basic notions of the main afterlife places of Norse mythology. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart WordPress Blogspot
Necromancy in Old Norse Religion
What do we know about necromancy in pre-Christian Scandinavia? What were the Norse up to? My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart WordPress […]
Mjollnir – The Hammer of the Gods
Mjǫllnir – Þórr’s weapon. What do we know about this divine weapon of the Norse gods? Let’s explore the Religious changes throught history and the true meaning of this religious […]
The Truth About Shieldmaidens
Were shield-maidens real? My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart WordPress Blogspot
The First Icelanders
Witches, wizards, shapeshifters and sorcerers. Who were the first Icelanders? What were their background stories? Religion? Magical arts they practiced? Their voices echo in the rocks, hills and mountains of […]
Hearth Cult – Indo European Domestic Fire
The Hearth Cult is an ancient domestic worship with its roots in a proto-Indo-European past; a private worshipping of an archaic prehistoric spiritual past. My Social Media: My […]
The Food of the Vikings
What did the Vikings eat? Some would survive just with mead, but there was a wondrous variety of foods, and recipes that are still used nowadays in Scandinavian countries. […]
Nastrond – The Heathen Hell?
What do we really know about Náströnd? Was this the Norse heathen place of punishment that inspired the creation of Hell during the Middle Ages? Let’s find out. […]
Matron Cult
The Matron Cult – Germanic and Celtic Cult to the Mother-Goddesses preserved by the Romans in Votive stones and altars. A Cult inserted in the Cult of the Ancestors, which […]
