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I have had a wild year. Big changes in my life have coincided with Ritual Days, Solstices and so forth. In this Holy Month it has been no different. The Hurricane caused heavy rain giving me the day off work and my family decided to attend a Swiss Festival a few hours away. The rain was intense but my family and I and the rest of the festival goers braved it to celebrate this beautiful flavor of our broader European culture. I had planned to do a Wotan Erwache of the Alpine horns but due to the rain they had to cancel because they are originals and would be damaged. After some brats, sauerkraut, and other fun things to eat we decided to call it a day. Driving home we went through the Amish country of Ohio. The landscape is large rolling hills with trees, picturesque farms, and just pure Natural beauty. At one such area I felt compelled to pull over and give an offering to Ingwe-Freyr. As I forced my wife to come with me and poured the English ale into our travel horn the rain that had kept up all day stopped. The sun even peaked through for even a moment. The wind picked up and as I poured the libation into that Christian\u2019s field I felt Him. I felt a chill in my blood but not scared. I felt the hairs rise up and I looked to my wife who also felt it as her eyes were mimicking my own. It was unspeakable yet incredibly powerful. I am not saying Lord Ingwe came down and talked to me or any such foolishness, yet I swear on everything I felt his presence today in that field. There are things that baffle science to this day and silence critics. I repeat, today, I felt an otherworldly power and so did my wife. H\u00e6l the Lord<\/div>\n\n
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MAN-RUNE (MANNAZ-MANNUS) : Rune of Manu who created the Hindu Caste System, also Rune of Heimdall who created the Caste System in Norse Mythology. This rune is made up of Twin Wyn-Runes facing each other, the 8th Rune (8-8). Ingwe is the 'Son of Man' which suggests a link to Kon - the Sacral King. That links Heimdall (Hama) with Mannus. In fact, Mannus sires the Three Castes in German Lore.<\/div>\n\n
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Thor (from Old Norse: \u00de\u00f3rr) is a prominent god in Germanic paganism. In Norse mythology, he is a hammer-wielding god associated with lightning, thunder, storms, sacred groves and trees, strength, the protection of humankind, hallowing, and fertility. Besides\u2026<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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H\u00e1vam\u00e1l NEV (stanza 18)\u201cOne alone knows much who travels widely and has journeyed much,what power of mind each one has,they are wise in their understanding.\u201d<\/div>\n\n
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It is unfortunate we must learn of our pre-Christian customs through an \u2018outside lens\u2019. The eye that views That interpretation is further skewed this way or that by the interpreter themselves. BUT! Maybe that\u2019s the fortunate part after all. You are forced to come to your own conclusion at that point and to me that is the beauty of our Faith reborn. A term has come about UPG: Unverified Personal Gnosis (everything has to be labeled and compartmentalized apparently, thanks Spergs) and honestly that\u2019s where this Religion is headed. I asked last night which way do we go? Apparently in the short time we have been back it\u2019s in quite a few separate ways. Perhaps that is the truest form to our ancestors. Every locale and region did things differently, even though they had a very similar base style, it had its own twists and flavors. Apparently even a thousand years of alien religion can\u2019t stop us from being stubborn and independent and that\u2019s actually a good thing. One issue that needs to be addressed is how all these apparent thousands on the internet can be brought together somehow. I have an idea to bridge building if anyone cares: if one of the Folk is hurt or in trouble we need to help them regardless of group affiliation. If a Hof is going up the same. If one group is sued or attacked then we all must come to their aid just as Rohan to Gondor in the LOTR. We can all tell each other we are idiots and so forth and at times I almost believe I\u2019m another religion than most of the ones I see on here, but in the end even people that piss me off are my Folk.At this time in history it\u2019s more important to establish Hofs etc and great projects than to argue about how to practice.Thats what I got, anybody wanna try?W\u00e6s thu H\u00e6l<\/div>\n\n
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\u201cAnimism is the way humanity has been deeply connected to the land and its seasonal cycles for millennia, in rapport and conversation with the animals, plants, elements, ancestors and earth spirits. The opposite of animism is the \u201ccult of the individual\u201d so celebrated in modern society, and the loss of the animist worldview is at the root of our spiritual disconnect and looming ecological crisis. Human beings are just one strand woven into the complex systems of Earth Community, and the animistic perspective is fundamental to the paradigm shift, and the recovery of our own ancestral wisdom.\u201d\u2015Pegi Eyers Artwork by Elin Manon<\/div>\n\n
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The Hearth of Hengest held a Day-Moot at the White Horse Stone today. After a long period of almost continuous rains today was fine all day. We honoured Hengest and Horsa at the site, since Horsa is said to have died in battle in this area. Thanks to those who turned out to make it a great day.<\/div>\n\n
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The Hunt for the Calydonian Boar unites Greek myth's most legendary heroes to defeat a colossal animal sent to ravage the land of Calydon.<\/div>\n<\/a>\n
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