Alternate Names: Ing, Ingui, Yngvi Iconography: Stag antlers, Phallus, A boar? Domains: Fertility, Sex, Peace, Harvest Historical Attestation One of […]
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in this lorehoard we will set out to describe the tenants, beliefs, rites, and historical underpinnings of what we call […]
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The surviving Æcerbot text, an 11th-century addition to the 10th-century Heliand C manuscript, is a remarkable example of an Old English charm blending […]
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What is Lárcræft? The Old English word lár carries the sense of teaching, doctrine, and received knowledge. Lárcræft — the […]
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION Heathenized Æcerbot Charm This rite restores fertility and vitality to land that has become barren or weakened. The […]
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Purpose Mead-making carries a deep historical significance rooted in both Heathen and Christian traditions. It is not merely the production […]
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Overview Mistglóm is an Old English term that translates to “misty gloom,” and it is often used to describe a […]
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Alternate Names: Nehalenia, Nehalaennia Iconography: A woman in a boat, A woman with a dog, fruit baskets, dolphins Domains: Sea, […]
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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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Ingwine Heathenship affirms a genuine polytheism—not strictly as metaphor, and certainly not as a superficial set of faceplates for an […]