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. […]
Tag Archives: Norse goddess
VIKINGS: Björn Ironside Facial Tattoo Meaning
My friends, I’ve made a post on my Patreon about the meaning of Björn’s facial tattoo on the TV series VIKINGS. I’ll leave the link down below to that post […]
Megin – Spiritual Essence
Mægen/Megin – Power, Might and Strength. A powerful concept in Nordic heathen spirituality. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart WordPress Blogspot
Valkyries – Demons of Death
Valkyries – Demonic creatures of death. What they were, what they became, and the role of women, as warriors, in the Norse society. My Social Media: My Patreon […]
The Truth About Ragnar Lothbrok
What do we know about the truth behind the name “Ragnar Lothbrok”? Was he a real historical figure? Or a fictional character? My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube […]
What is Thursatru ?
What exactly is þursatrú ? Let’s find out about this neo-pagan gnostic-chaos extension of Northern European Pagan Traditions. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page […]
Norse Spirituality – The Parts of the Self
The parts of the self in the Norse pagan spiritual understanding. The different levels of existence that compose the self and its soul. Physical, Spiritual, Mental and Astral levels and […]
Going Down to Hel
Looking at the literary sources to understand what Hel (the Underworld in Norse mythology) really means, who went there, what was the purpose, and demystify the horrible view on Hel […]
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 […]
Cult of the Ancestors – Honouring the Dead
In this video you shall find: Who are the ancestors? Why honouring them?; The Cult of the Ancestors to the Romans, Greeks, Hindu, Germanic and Norse – Comparisons; The Lares, […]
