Marvel Female Thor : A Problem to Germanic Paganism?
It would seem Marvel is making a Female Thor. Hum… what impact does this have on Norse/Germanic Paganism? All my social-media networks you can find by following this […]
Tag Archives: Norse Pagan Traditions
Animism & Spirituality – Top 3 Q&A
Subject: Animism. Top 3 questions asked on my Instagram (and answers, duh!) My instagram: [Link] All my social-media networks you can find by following this link: [Link]
The Cloak of Odin
Have you ever heard about Odin’s Cloak? If you ever see it, you know what awaits you đ Follow this link to all of my social-media networks: […]
Contemporary Paganism in Hungary
In terms of Contemporary Paganism, how’s the Hungarian reality and which religious approach is being taken at the moment? All you need to know about my social-media networks […]
The Horse in Norse Religion
Some quick notes on the Horse-motif in the religious panorama of Northern Europe. All you need to know about my various social media networks in this link: https://linktr.ee/ArithHarger
#2 Divination in the Germanic World – Seers & Oracles
The second part of this subject, this time focusing on seers and oracles in pre-christian Scandinavia. All you need to know about my social media networks, just follow […]
#1 Divination in the Germanic World
What sort of divinatory methods were used by the ancient Germanic peoples? Let’s explore some of these religious realities. All you need to know about my social-media networks, […]
Tribal Heathenry
What makes Tribal Heathenry so different from Neo-pagan Germanic organizations such as Odinism and ĂsatrĂș? What does it stand for, and what are the main objectives of this movement within […]
The Death of Baldr
The Death of Baldr – Who is Baldr? What does his life, death and rebirth signify? What are the Proto Indo-European parallels? Who is his true father? What roles does […]
Terms for Magic-Workers in Nordic Paganism
Some terms to designate magic-workers and magical practices in Nordic Paganism, that you might find in the sources when researching Scandinavian medieval and modern history. All you need […]
