Religion, Cult & Ritual
In general terms let’s talk about the differences between Religion, Cult and Ritual, picking up pre-Christian Scandinavian society as the main example. Hope you enjy it! You can check all […]
Tag Archives: Pagan rituals
European Spider Goddesses
Are there any European Spider Goddesses? Or is this a neo-pagan fancy? All of my social media networks can be found be following this [Link]
Vidar – The Silence of Vengeance
Speaking about Víðarr, the Norse god of silence and vengeance. All we know from this deity concerning literary and archaeological sources. On this video I shall also speak about […]
Connection between Cernunnos, Freyr & Ullr ?
Apparently some Neo-Pagan online communities believe that Cernunnos has some connection with the Norse gods Freyr and Ullr/Uller, or there is the belief that these three gods are the […]
Are You a Rational Heathen?
The urgent need to have a rational mind and grow out of religious fundamentalism. Paganism isn’t about running away from the past, but in fact reshape our mentality and move […]
Common Misconceptions in Old Norse Religion
My dear friends, today we are going to check some very common misconceptions in Old Norse “Religion”, including religious symbols, gods, cults, worship and neo-pagan conceptions. Enjoy! […]
The Serpent and the Egg
The Serpent and the Egg is a very old and important religious and philosophical phenomenon reflecting pre-Indo-European religious beliefs of the myth of creation as well as the symbology […]
Ishtar is NOT Eostre – A Comment on Neo-Pagan Misconceptions
There’s a common misconception among many contemporanean neo-pagan groups, communities and religious organizations: Ishtar is often equated with Eostre and with the celebration of Easter. Let’s speak about this. […]
The Bear in Sami and Old Norse Religion
The religious importance of the bear in Sami and Old Norse Religion. Bibliography by the end of this video. All of my social media can be seen […]
Viking Age Music & Musical Instruments
Let’s explore the musical instruments from the Viking Age (I’ll cover the period between c. 793 to 1066 CE). Pay close attention to the notes in this video concerning […]
