The Gods Behind The Days Of The Week
It is of common knowledge that the days of the week are so named after gods and goddesses. But how and why did that happen? Why were such names chosen […]
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The Hell Hound Of Suffolk
In the ruins of Leiston Abbey, in Suffolk – England, archaeologists discovered the skeleton of a huge, massive canine-like creature that would have stood seven feet tall on its hind […]
Children Skulls – Bronze Age Gifts To The Gods.
Innumerous children’s skulls dating back to the Bronze Age, were discovered around the perimeter of some ancient settlements in Switzerland and Germany. The skulls show signs of violence which probably […]
Angrboda – How To Praise And Make Offerings To Her?
As I have written the other day about this norse goddess, this post will be only about making offerings to her. Summarizing, Angrboda was the first wife of the god […]
3000-Year-Old Baby Remains Found At Halloween’s Birthplace
The 3,000 years remains of a baby has been found at a site in Ireland that is believed to be the birthplace of Halloween. Studies show that the fully intact skeleton […]
Working With The Gods : Gerda
Gerda is a Vanir goddess and the wife of the fertility god Freyr. Gerda is of giant blood, an etin woman. She is quiet and introverted. She is not the […]
Vampire Burial In Poland
In Poland, a 16th – 17th century grave has been unearthed, showing evidence that the deceased was believed to be a vampire; a brick was found between his teeth, and […]
Viking Cats – Onward to conquer!
We know that cats have already conquered the internet with their cuteness and silly behaviour, but in the past they have also conquered lands! Well . . . not likely, […]
The Vanir And The Aesir
Most neo-pagans who practice or are fond of/linked somehow, to the Northern pagan traditions, are only concentrated in the existance of on typo of deities, one specific group of gods. […]
Logi The Spirit Of Fire
Since we humans have developed the ability to be in contact with the spirit world, we have given names to what we have seen. The first names were given to […]
