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July (Haymoon) 29thStikklestad DayOlaf the Lawbreaker (“St. Olaf”) was killed at the battle of Stikklestad on this d... Read more
Just a heads up that I am on my way out to Althing tomorrow for the week. There will be lots of Viking Games, Seminares, Lecture... Read more
As some you know I post my ideas on many of the Asatru holidays that are a part of many heathen calendars. I always have people ... Read more
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10 February, 2010The second edition of "Hammer of the Gods: Anglo-Saxon Paganism in Modern Times" is now out. You can buy it at:
https://www.createspace.com/3427672
15 January, 2010Crawanest Fellowship is conducting an open faining (blot in the common vernacular) Feb.6 at 3 pm near Mexico, Missouri. If you wish to attend, please contact me for details. Crawanest Fellowship has operated in Central Missouri for about ten years.
28 May, 2009Heathenry is about community, gathering as a people, shaking a man or woman's hand, looking them in the eye, hearing their voice, telling stories, getting to know each other. Its letting your kids play together. Letting your spouses get to know each ot
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25 February, 2010
DefaultIn the first century before the Common Era, the power of the Roman Empire was expanding all across the known world. Rome's legions subdued people after people, nation after nation, and they forced the[...]
3 December, 2009Defaultby Swain Wodening
We perhaps cannot be certain who our ancient Heathen ancestors held more important. Whether it was the worship of Ése (Æsir) and Wen (Vanir) or worship of the a[...]
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