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Midwinter traditions: Low Lands and England Sint Catharina cultThe Pagan Roots of St. Catherine The feast of St. Catherine, held annually on November 25th, is more than just […]
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Belgian Midwinter traditions, with Wodanic connections(Written by Jorre, research support by Erwin Horckmans of Traditie and Axnot from Swesaz) Sinter Marten A number of cultural […]
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Mental health and heathenryDoing Heathenry, Living Healthy, Being Fearless, Growing Honor. About daily mindset, practices and mental health. If you struggle implementing heathenry […]
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Jorre posted in the group Mythology, Theology and Folklore
Elegast,
“Karel ende Elegast” was an original poem in Middle Dutch that scholars think was probably written at the end of the 12th century, otherwise in the 13th century and set in the region of Charlemagne’s castle in Ingelheim.
Elegast is possibly symbolic of the Dutch people’s pre-Christian myth of an ancient elf or folk hero. In the…Read More![Profile Photo]()
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The Flemish and Dutch have an old tradition, when the winter arrives, the dead return. We put a candle by the window so they know they are welcome. I use this Joelkandelaar, when the licht is welcomed back at Bikkebrenne with the arrival of spring, I blow it out. I leave the candle in it all summer. Sunne embellishes the candle with the power of…Read More
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