Honoring the Gods Rightly We venerate the Gods of the Ingvaeonic peoples as real, distinct, and sovereign beings — not […]
In this section, we discuss the core values of our faith, the idea of virtue-based ethics, and personal honor. Personal […]
Veneration of the Earth Eorþan Weorþung — the veneration of the earth — is not a sentiment. It is a […]
The Article of Peace Friþmǽl — the article of peace — names the specific commitment every member of the Ingwina […]
Introduction to the Concept of Sidu The Old English term sidu (plural sida) appears in most Germanic languages in some […]
Gestlíðnes — the Old English virtue of hospitality — is among the most deeply attested customs of the Ingvaeonic peoples, […]
in this lorehoard we will set out to describe the tenants, beliefs, rites, and historical underpinnings of what we call […]
Ingwine Heathenship affirms a genuine polytheism—not strictly as metaphor, and certainly not as a superficial set of faceplates for an […]
The Integrity of the Tradition The Ingwina Ferræden is a governed body with bylaws, established processes, and duly appointed officers. […]
Fortune and Luck in the Germanic World Modern scholars often translate words such as sǣl (OE) or sæll (ON) as […]