by Tom Fernee It is often asked whether or not the heathen Anglo-Saxons had a sacred direction in which they […]
Written by Tom
Written by Tom
Written by Tom
by Tom Fernee Sometimes the discussion about the differences between Anglo-Saxon/ West-Germanic heathenry and Norse Heathenry will develop towards how […]
Written by Jorre
Along the grey North Sea coast, where seaside tourism thrives today, there once existed a world full of mysticism, trade, […]
Written by Jorre
As it is commonly known, but it has many names and tales that all relate to what was once a […]
Written by Jorre
On my walks through the West Flemish landscape I was repeatedly confronted with those typical brick chapels that you see […]
Written by Jorre
Some Heathens in the Low Countries, from Flanders to Friesland, have the custom of lighting three colored candles—black, red, and […]
Written by Æscwynn
On Mother’s Night or Modranicht we honor our maternal ancestral spirits, the women in our family trees, and really anyone […]
Written by Osric
The greater Heathen revival like any similar religious phenomenon, has trends, and goes through different gyrations over time as it […]
Written by Osric
Once upon a time, the god of thunder, Thunor, walked among living men in the Low Countries, in an area […]
Written by Osric
Some things that have occurred in the online Paganverse have led me to believe, I should address this. Let’s talk […]