The Serpent of Paganism
The Serpent of Paganism – The True Pagan Temple The Cult of the Serpent will never be extinguished because it’s the primordial wisdom rooted in all of us, and […]
Tag Archives: Norse Pagan Traditions
The Werewolf Cult
The Werewolf as the embodiment of the human psychological struggle with its wild nature. On this day I call upon the beast. May your name and deeds […]
Gunnhild – The Norse Witch
Gunnhildr konungamóðir, sorceress, mother, queen and witch. The most powerful woman in the Old Norse Sagas that would make Ragnar Lodbrok cry and soil his “hairy breeches” 😦 […]
The Tradition Behind Midsommar
What traditional elements and motifs of Old Scandinavian religion and Folklore can be perceptible in the horror movie Midsommar? – Exploring human sacrifices, runes, magic, divination, mythology and other […]
The Runes: Sowilo ᛊ
Sowilō or Sæwelō – With the energy of the Sun the wintry cycle comes to an end. All my social-media networks you can find by following this […]
Valkyries the Norns of Death
Could the Valkyries be Norns? And what’s their relation with Freyja and Frigg? Are the Norns projections of Frigg just as Valkyries are projections (Fylgjur) of Odin?
Wendish Religion: Ancestor Cult, Werewolves & Vampiric Dead
The Religion of the Wends. From the conceptualization of the soul and the Ancestor Worship, to shamanic battles on mountain tops, shapeshifting, werewolves, vampiric dead, all the way to […]
Tacitus, Homosexuals & Bog-Sacrifices
Lately the argument that ancient germanic peoples sacrificed homosexuals in bogs, was brought again as “historical proof” to justify the mistreatment of homosexuals by far-right movements. The main source is […]
Ergi & Homosexuality in the Viking Age
Certain perceptions we have of what we think is real, isn’t quite what it seemed. Certain terms and ideas have been greatly distorted because of the inability to be impartial […]
Salzburg Pagan Heritage
Went for a walk in Salzburg – Austria; I had a lovely time! Exploring the pagan heritage of these parts and how paganism, as a whole, is at risk […]
