Nordic Trance Postures
Norse/Germanic Trance Postures – body positions in metal figurines, rock engravings and statues depicting trance/shamanic activity of the Scandinavian/Germanic past. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 […]
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Viking Religious Symbols
The origins and meanings of Norse symbols and their use during the Viking Age. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart […]
Working With The Gods: Hela
In the Norse pantheon, Hel/Hela is the goddess of death, the deity that rules in the underworld and all its denizens. In previous posts I have written about her already. […]
Working With The Gods – Angrboda
In Jötunheim, the land of giants, lies the most famous forest of all the nine norse cosmic worlds. Jarnvidur is its names, or commonly known as “Ironwood”. Angrboda (Whose name […]
Working With The Gods: Heid
Heid is not the only Norse goddess who is seldom heard, as such, people tend to work with other deities and pay little attention to some deities. Heid is as […]
Working With The Gods : Gerda
Gerda is a Vanir goddess and the wife of the fertility god Freyr. Gerda is of giant blood, an etin woman. She is quiet and introverted. She is not the […]
Working With The Gods : Freyr
Because this month started with a celebration to Freyr, it seems that talking about him would be a good opportunity, because he is one of the most famous gods in […]
Working With The Gods: Nerthus And Njord
When we are familiar with the Norse/Germanic tribes of old, we have the perception that the most worshiped deities were those linked to war, conflict, protection, fortification and all the […]
Working With The Gods: Freyja
Most deities have their own preferences, either in food or drink, even in colors, tools, weapons etc. whatever you can think of. But it is hard to know in detail […]
Working With The Gods: Heimdall
Heimdall is possibly the less called deity when it comes to spiritual work. Not that people haven’t tried or have no need for him, on the contrary, he is much […]
