The Bear – Symbology During the Middle-Ages (Video)
You can read my article about this subject in here: [THE BEAR – SYMBOLOGY DURING THE MIDDLE-AGES] A video a little bit different than usual. The symbology of the bear during […]
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The Bear – Symbology During the Middle-Ages
You can watch the video about this subject in here: [The Bear – Symbology During the Middle-Ages] When people ask you “what animal is the king of all animals?” […]
Fylgja (Drawing – Video)
Another drawing, this one is called Fylgja and you will know why in the video. Enjoy it friends 😀 My Social Media: Youtube Channel Faceboo Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart […]
The Temple of Dionysus
The Temple of Dionysus – Acrylic on Canvas 30×30 – 2014 Dionysus is the greek deity commonly associated to grape harvest, winemaking and wine. However, most are unaware (or prefer […]
Summer Solstice – The Celebration of Fire
Whatever it is you want to call it, Midsummer, Litha, Midsummerblót, Saint John’s Day and so on, the Summer Solstice is the celebration of the sun and the fire element. […]
The Goodbye To Scandinavian Paganism
In the countries of Norway, Sweden and Denmark, people worshiped a set of deities belonging to two different tribes of gods – the Aesir and the Vanir. The Aesir were […]
The Valknut is a “Lie”
A video about the term “Valknut” and how it has been misused, applying it to the wrong symbol. A possible name to the symbol in question is a matter of […]
Bealtaine and Friggablót
Well friends, here’s a new videos talking about Bealtaine and Friggablót, where you have to suffer a little bit of my silliness at the beginning before the actual content. Enjoy […]
The Runes: Uruz ᚢ
Alright dear friends, the next rune is here: Uruz. Its basic meaning, the mythology connected to it, its upright and inverted meaning for divination purposes and a bit of information […]
The Last European Pagans Part II (Resistance)
The newly-made christians of the Balts had an hard time to accept the new faith, and not all of them let themselves be subjugated by this philosophy; rebellions were continuous […]
