Modranicht (Mother’s Night) Portrait Ornaments
On Mother’s Night or Modranicht we honor our maternal ancestral spirits, the women in our family trees, and really anyone …
Osric’s Rede: Pitfalls of Henotheism
The greater Heathen revival like any similar religious phenomenon, has trends, and goes through different gyrations over time as it …
Draft Liturgical Calendar for 2025
This is the Ingvaeonic Society’s Draft Liturgical Calendar for 2025. It outlines the seasonal observances and month transitions based on …
Thunor and the Great Wyrm
Once upon a time, the god of thunder, Thunor, walked among living men in the Low Countries, in an area …
I’m Ready to talk about Fyrnsidu.
Some things that have occurred in the online Paganverse have led me to believe, I should address this. Let’s talk …
Daunting, Not Impossible
In recent discussions within the heathen reconstructionist community, a recurring theme seems to be the assertion that we “just don’t know anything about these people or their beliefs.”
The Old English Rune Poem: A Translation
Following is my translation of the Old English Rune poem.
Andetnesblót Template
The Andetnesblót, held in November, is a modern Heathen festival rooted in the spirit of gratitude and remembrance, drawing inspiration from Bede’s historical account of the “month of conflagrations.” This event serves as a blót, or sacred offering, to give thanks for the year’s harvest and the abundance provided.
Support Lifwrathu
Lifwrathu, the benevolent fund dedicated to the well-being of Ingvaeonic Society members struck by unforeseen disaster, needs your support. Our …
Hærfestlíc Freólsung: A Script
This post serves as a ritual template for a Harvest festival celebration. It outlines the structure of the ceremony, beginning …
