By H.E. Early Anglo-Saxon inscriptions and literature show a complex interplay between pagan and Christian ideas about the afterlife. One […]
Written by Hirut
Written by Hirut
Written by Leofrun
When creating the Ingwine calendar, the primary source I look to is the Venerable Bede. In De Temporum Ratione, Bede […]
Written by Jorre
The Pagan Roots of St. Catherine The feast of St. Catherine, held annually on November 25th, is more than just […]
Written by Jorre
(Written by Jorre, research support by Erwin Horckmans of Traditie and Axnot from Swesaz) Sinter Marten A number of cultural […]
Written by Jorre
Doing Heathenry, Living Healthy, Being Fearless, Growing Honor. About daily mindset, practices and mental health. If you struggle implementing heathenry […]
Written by Hirut
By H.E. All over the world, people have tied scraps of fabric, handkerchiefs, or even entire pieces of clothing to […]
Nehalennia, harvest ritual with Traditie and Swesaz, joined by Ingwine members, in Zeeuws Vlaanderen
Written by Jorre
20 september 2025. Osric and Leofrun had landed in the Low Countries just 5 days before. Their arrival came along […]
Written by Hirut
By H.E. Harvest festivals and fairs August is known in our Belgian-Limburg region for its mid-harvest festivals and fairs. These […]
Written by Osric
Throwing out the Baby with the Bathwater Among modern pagans and Heathens, there is a tendency in some circles to […]
Written by Hirut
In piecing together the particularly difficult puzzle of how heathenry was lived in the Low Countries, the Veluwe (in the […]