Overview Neorxnawang is an Old English term used to translate the Christian concept of paradise in Anglo-Saxon literature. It refers […]
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Written by Osric
Written by Osric
Ingwine Heathenship affirms a genuine polytheism—not strictly as metaphor, and certainly not as a superficial set of faceplates for an […]
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Ingwine Heathenship holds that the natural world is not mundane—it is sacred. The forests, the rivers, the stones, and the […]
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Alternate Names: Tiw, Tir, Tyr, Saxnot, Sēaxneat, Cheru Iconography: The Eagle, Tir Rune, Sword/Seax, Spear Domains: War, Sea, Hunting, Rulership […]
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(Biikenbrennen/Bēacnbærnan/Borelle) As the first fitful stirrings of Spring draw near, it is an opportune moment for us in the modern […]
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Alternate Names: Sunna, Sól Iconography: Sun, the Sun Wheel, A Chariot Wheel Domains: Time, Life, Beauty, Growth Historical Attestations Sunne, […]
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Alternate Names: Sunuxsal, Sunuchsalis Iconography: Cup, Temple, Dog Domains: Protection, Prosperity, Healing, Death and Rebirth Historical Attestation Sunuxsalis is a […]
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Purpose In medieval times, Symbel was a communal ritual of the Anglo-Saxon and other Germanic peoples, in which participants gathered […]
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Alternate Names: Tamfana Iconography: Fir Tree, Cat, Cup? Domains: Forests, Peace, Fertility Historical Attestation Tamfana or Tanfana, is a goddess […]