ᚸ Order of the Sacred Mannerbunde ᚸ
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Survive the Jive: All-feed
27.04.202510:10
NEW FILM on YouTube
🇮🇸🐦⬛️⚔️
'Sagas of the Raven Land' is a a history documentary in which historian Tom Rowsell journeys to Iceland, immersing himself in the landscapes that inspired the Icelandic sagas of the Viking Age. He rides native horses across the fells, bathes in hot springs, and traces the footsteps of legendary saga heroes like Eirik the Red and Egill Skallagrimsson.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
🇮🇸🐦⬛️⚔️
'Sagas of the Raven Land' is a a history documentary in which historian Tom Rowsell journeys to Iceland, immersing himself in the landscapes that inspired the Icelandic sagas of the Viking Age. He rides native horses across the fells, bathes in hot springs, and traces the footsteps of legendary saga heroes like Eirik the Red and Egill Skallagrimsson.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
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Stiðen Āc Heorð
23.04.202510:10
Today is England’s national day, St George’s day. George may be christian but in his legend we recognise our own Germanic hero of Sigurd. Nor are George's feats tales from far off lands, because Dragon Hill near Uffington got its name as legend tells this is where he slay the dragon.
Hāl wes þū Sigeweard! Hāl Englaland!
Hāl wes þū Sigeweard! Hāl Englaland!
19.04.202508:54
Ancestorposting is a pristine undertaking. Learn their names - for they are you.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Thin Hands Coven
19.04.202508:52
My Manx-Scottish 7th great-grandmother, Anne.
Hail my noble ancestors!
- 🦉
Hail my noble ancestors!
- 🦉
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Þórr siðr
17.04.202523:21
It is profane to offer meat to the Gods that has been slaughtered and blessed under the Kosher and Halal laws, as these are ritual slaughtering methods which include prayers to dedicate the animal to a foreign god.
If you are going to offer meat, find a farm that does it without such methods — or raise it and slaughter it yourself.
If you are going to offer meat, find a farm that does it without such methods — or raise it and slaughter it yourself.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
The Chad Pastoralist: History
14.04.202507:24
To continue...
Having a family tree that extends beyond the 18th and 19th centuries helps to establish a sense of continuity back into prehistory, because we garner a sense of where we would be in any given generation. Some modern Pagans choose to ignore their entire heritage from the Middle Ages simply because they don't have a family tree. It's easier to identify with projected, mysterious Pagan ancestors than it is with Christian ancestors from the Middle Ages if one lacks a family tree.
However, if you know your real ancestors—your family lineage from the 1800s going back to the 1500s, 1400s, 1300s, and earlier—you know yourself. It is perfectly acceptable to identify with our culture and ancestors from the colonial era, the medieval era, or the Victorian era and still be a Pagan. It is perfectly acceptable to practice the habits and customs, and to take a liking to our ancestors from any century, and still be a Pagan. For context, historical Germanic Pagans depicted the Gods in the cultural context of their day and were—for the most part—men and women of their time. They were completely connected to their ancestral heritage, knew their ancestors, and had established forms of worship without having to think about it—whereas today, many people don't have that. This is why it is so important to formulate these things.
A notable example comes from Adam of Bremen's 11th-century Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiae Pontificum. In it, Bremen describes the way in which the idols of the Gods were adorned at the temple at Uppsala. Óðinn is described as wearing armour and wielding weapons (which Bremen likens to portrayals of Mars). This shows that historical Pagan Swedes depicted the Gods in armour and with weapons that were modern to them in their day. The same is true for the Lindby idol of Óðinn, the Rällinge statuette of Freyr, and the Eyrarland statuette of Þórr, all of which show the Gods wearing a conical hat that was common across Scandinavia in the Viking Age.
Rather than viewing our history as "Paganism -> gap -> revivalism," we should be viewing our history as a continuum. The Gods have always existed, and the functional structure and nature of the universe has not changed. Objective reality (i.e., that the Gods exist) does not—and therefore has not—changed due to shifts in consensus or changes in cultural context. We should strive to live in the now and cultivate the revitalisation of Paganism: enjoy and appreciate all of our history and all of our ancestors; use the sources on Germanic Paganism as a framework to establish our own authentic forms of worship; form real groups; and revitalise our worship of the Gods and the veneration of our ancestors.
Having a family tree that extends beyond the 18th and 19th centuries helps to establish a sense of continuity back into prehistory, because we garner a sense of where we would be in any given generation. Some modern Pagans choose to ignore their entire heritage from the Middle Ages simply because they don't have a family tree. It's easier to identify with projected, mysterious Pagan ancestors than it is with Christian ancestors from the Middle Ages if one lacks a family tree.
However, if you know your real ancestors—your family lineage from the 1800s going back to the 1500s, 1400s, 1300s, and earlier—you know yourself. It is perfectly acceptable to identify with our culture and ancestors from the colonial era, the medieval era, or the Victorian era and still be a Pagan. It is perfectly acceptable to practice the habits and customs, and to take a liking to our ancestors from any century, and still be a Pagan. For context, historical Germanic Pagans depicted the Gods in the cultural context of their day and were—for the most part—men and women of their time. They were completely connected to their ancestral heritage, knew their ancestors, and had established forms of worship without having to think about it—whereas today, many people don't have that. This is why it is so important to formulate these things.
A notable example comes from Adam of Bremen's 11th-century Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiae Pontificum. In it, Bremen describes the way in which the idols of the Gods were adorned at the temple at Uppsala. Óðinn is described as wearing armour and wielding weapons (which Bremen likens to portrayals of Mars). This shows that historical Pagan Swedes depicted the Gods in armour and with weapons that were modern to them in their day. The same is true for the Lindby idol of Óðinn, the Rällinge statuette of Freyr, and the Eyrarland statuette of Þórr, all of which show the Gods wearing a conical hat that was common across Scandinavia in the Viking Age.
Rather than viewing our history as "Paganism -> gap -> revivalism," we should be viewing our history as a continuum. The Gods have always existed, and the functional structure and nature of the universe has not changed. Objective reality (i.e., that the Gods exist) does not—and therefore has not—changed due to shifts in consensus or changes in cultural context. We should strive to live in the now and cultivate the revitalisation of Paganism: enjoy and appreciate all of our history and all of our ancestors; use the sources on Germanic Paganism as a framework to establish our own authentic forms of worship; form real groups; and revitalise our worship of the Gods and the veneration of our ancestors.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Survive the Jive: All-feed
13.04.202517:59
Easter has dawned! But it was rainy and so foggy we couldn’t see the sun rise! We did briefly see the full moon as he peaked from the clouds late last night
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:《Folk Futurism》
F
12.04.202501:19
Collective: A British Objective
via 《Folk Futurism》 (author: Goði Cornwell ᛟᚩᛗ)
via 《Folk Futurism》 (author: Goði Cornwell ᛟᚩᛗ)
07.04.202522:35
A bio-engineered dire wolf is the most Wōdenic thing I've ever seen... based.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/dire-wolf-returns-extinction-company-163831846.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/dire-wolf-returns-extinction-company-163831846.html
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Solace Creations
01.04.202523:51
He was a wonderful father and the best partner I could've asked for.
We lost him about a year and a half ago and I miss him every single day. This portrait wasn't easy to get through, but the process has been healing nonetheless. ❤️🩹
We lost him about a year and a half ago and I miss him every single day. This portrait wasn't easy to get through, but the process has been healing nonetheless. ❤️🩹
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Hearthfire Radio
31.03.202514:49
NEW EPISODE — The Bog — Praxis w/ Pagan Cyberpunk
https://hearthfireradio.com/watch?v=ekCjaZZp
Dave interviews Starkadr AKA Pagan Cyberpunk, focusing on practical questions of what we should do to revive ancestral faith and an ancestral worldview. Starkadr gives us some very useful advice in how to actually begin implementing heathenry in our lives.
https://hearthfireradio.com/watch?v=ekCjaZZp
Dave interviews Starkadr AKA Pagan Cyberpunk, focusing on practical questions of what we should do to revive ancestral faith and an ancestral worldview. Starkadr gives us some very useful advice in how to actually begin implementing heathenry in our lives.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Germanic Faith
29.03.202500:49
Qualities of Leadership
In our modern day, the role of a leader is often misunderstood by those who lack true leadership qualities. Leaders are meant to inspire others through example. They carry themselves with dignity, professionalism, and respect, while conducting themselves with honor. This honor is not something to be taken for granted—it is a gift, placed upon the leader by the greater community in recognition of their behavior, values, and interactions.
True leadership gains influence through action, not authority. Among the top qualities of a good leader, you will commonly find:
Honor – Adherence to what is right and to a standard of moral conduct.
Communication – The ability to reach and inspire others through dialogue and other forms of expression.
Vision – Having a realistic and achievable plan for the future.
Respect – A positive feeling that demonstrates high regard for others. This must both be earned from the community and shown toward it.
Accountability – The ability to accept responsibility when things go wrong.
Strength – The capacity to maintain composure under stress and pressure.
These qualities represent the conduct that makes a leader worth following. While many more attributes could be added to this list, the importance of these virtues cannot be overstated. A leader is meant to be the best example among us all—and even when we fall short, we should always strive to grow into the best leaders we can be.
In our modern day, the role of a leader is often misunderstood by those who lack true leadership qualities. Leaders are meant to inspire others through example. They carry themselves with dignity, professionalism, and respect, while conducting themselves with honor. This honor is not something to be taken for granted—it is a gift, placed upon the leader by the greater community in recognition of their behavior, values, and interactions.
True leadership gains influence through action, not authority. Among the top qualities of a good leader, you will commonly find:
Honor – Adherence to what is right and to a standard of moral conduct.
Communication – The ability to reach and inspire others through dialogue and other forms of expression.
Vision – Having a realistic and achievable plan for the future.
Respect – A positive feeling that demonstrates high regard for others. This must both be earned from the community and shown toward it.
Accountability – The ability to accept responsibility when things go wrong.
Strength – The capacity to maintain composure under stress and pressure.
These qualities represent the conduct that makes a leader worth following. While many more attributes could be added to this list, the importance of these virtues cannot be overstated. A leader is meant to be the best example among us all—and even when we fall short, we should always strive to grow into the best leaders we can be.
28.03.202509:06
THE FUTURE IS NOW - whether you're ready or not.
Coming soon: https://open.substack.com/pub/folkfuture?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=2ah4n3
Coming soon: https://open.substack.com/pub/folkfuture?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=2ah4n3
27.03.202515:14
Martin Luther said the printing press would destroy society.
I'm sure the same thing has been said about the combustion engine and electricity.
It's the threat of the unknown ahead.
But it's worth noting that people who have braved the unknown have founded nations.
I'm sure the same thing has been said about the combustion engine and electricity.
It's the threat of the unknown ahead.
But it's worth noting that people who have braved the unknown have founded nations.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Stiðen Āc Heorð
26.03.202511:13
Your fate is woven,
Your life-thread is spun.
Your wyrd is a song-
That will now be sung.
By Urd, who knows;
How your path begun.
By Verðandi, who chooses;
How your worth is won.
By Skuld who decides,
How your death will come.
poem by Hāmasson
Your life-thread is spun.
Your wyrd is a song-
That will now be sung.
By Urd, who knows;
How your path begun.
By Verðandi, who chooses;
How your worth is won.
By Skuld who decides,
How your death will come.
poem by Hāmasson
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106.88%ERRसे पुनः पोस्ट किया:Stiðen Āc Heorð
23.04.202510:10
Today is England’s national day, St George’s day. George may be christian but in his legend we recognise our own Germanic hero of Sigurd. Nor are George's feats tales from far off lands, because Dragon Hill near Uffington got its name as legend tells this is where he slay the dragon.
Hāl wes þū Sigeweard! Hāl Englaland!
Hāl wes þū Sigeweard! Hāl Englaland!
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Survive the Jive: All-feed
27.04.202510:10
NEW FILM on YouTube
🇮🇸🐦⬛️⚔️
'Sagas of the Raven Land' is a a history documentary in which historian Tom Rowsell journeys to Iceland, immersing himself in the landscapes that inspired the Icelandic sagas of the Viking Age. He rides native horses across the fells, bathes in hot springs, and traces the footsteps of legendary saga heroes like Eirik the Red and Egill Skallagrimsson.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
🇮🇸🐦⬛️⚔️
'Sagas of the Raven Land' is a a history documentary in which historian Tom Rowsell journeys to Iceland, immersing himself in the landscapes that inspired the Icelandic sagas of the Viking Age. He rides native horses across the fells, bathes in hot springs, and traces the footsteps of legendary saga heroes like Eirik the Red and Egill Skallagrimsson.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Þórr siðr
17.04.202523:21
It is profane to offer meat to the Gods that has been slaughtered and blessed under the Kosher and Halal laws, as these are ritual slaughtering methods which include prayers to dedicate the animal to a foreign god.
If you are going to offer meat, find a farm that does it without such methods — or raise it and slaughter it yourself.
If you are going to offer meat, find a farm that does it without such methods — or raise it and slaughter it yourself.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:The Chad Pastoralist: History
14.04.202507:24
To continue...
Having a family tree that extends beyond the 18th and 19th centuries helps to establish a sense of continuity back into prehistory, because we garner a sense of where we would be in any given generation. Some modern Pagans choose to ignore their entire heritage from the Middle Ages simply because they don't have a family tree. It's easier to identify with projected, mysterious Pagan ancestors than it is with Christian ancestors from the Middle Ages if one lacks a family tree.
However, if you know your real ancestors—your family lineage from the 1800s going back to the 1500s, 1400s, 1300s, and earlier—you know yourself. It is perfectly acceptable to identify with our culture and ancestors from the colonial era, the medieval era, or the Victorian era and still be a Pagan. It is perfectly acceptable to practice the habits and customs, and to take a liking to our ancestors from any century, and still be a Pagan. For context, historical Germanic Pagans depicted the Gods in the cultural context of their day and were—for the most part—men and women of their time. They were completely connected to their ancestral heritage, knew their ancestors, and had established forms of worship without having to think about it—whereas today, many people don't have that. This is why it is so important to formulate these things.
A notable example comes from Adam of Bremen's 11th-century Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiae Pontificum. In it, Bremen describes the way in which the idols of the Gods were adorned at the temple at Uppsala. Óðinn is described as wearing armour and wielding weapons (which Bremen likens to portrayals of Mars). This shows that historical Pagan Swedes depicted the Gods in armour and with weapons that were modern to them in their day. The same is true for the Lindby idol of Óðinn, the Rällinge statuette of Freyr, and the Eyrarland statuette of Þórr, all of which show the Gods wearing a conical hat that was common across Scandinavia in the Viking Age.
Rather than viewing our history as "Paganism -> gap -> revivalism," we should be viewing our history as a continuum. The Gods have always existed, and the functional structure and nature of the universe has not changed. Objective reality (i.e., that the Gods exist) does not—and therefore has not—changed due to shifts in consensus or changes in cultural context. We should strive to live in the now and cultivate the revitalisation of Paganism: enjoy and appreciate all of our history and all of our ancestors; use the sources on Germanic Paganism as a framework to establish our own authentic forms of worship; form real groups; and revitalise our worship of the Gods and the veneration of our ancestors.
Having a family tree that extends beyond the 18th and 19th centuries helps to establish a sense of continuity back into prehistory, because we garner a sense of where we would be in any given generation. Some modern Pagans choose to ignore their entire heritage from the Middle Ages simply because they don't have a family tree. It's easier to identify with projected, mysterious Pagan ancestors than it is with Christian ancestors from the Middle Ages if one lacks a family tree.
However, if you know your real ancestors—your family lineage from the 1800s going back to the 1500s, 1400s, 1300s, and earlier—you know yourself. It is perfectly acceptable to identify with our culture and ancestors from the colonial era, the medieval era, or the Victorian era and still be a Pagan. It is perfectly acceptable to practice the habits and customs, and to take a liking to our ancestors from any century, and still be a Pagan. For context, historical Germanic Pagans depicted the Gods in the cultural context of their day and were—for the most part—men and women of their time. They were completely connected to their ancestral heritage, knew their ancestors, and had established forms of worship without having to think about it—whereas today, many people don't have that. This is why it is so important to formulate these things.
A notable example comes from Adam of Bremen's 11th-century Gesta Hammaburgensis Ecclesiae Pontificum. In it, Bremen describes the way in which the idols of the Gods were adorned at the temple at Uppsala. Óðinn is described as wearing armour and wielding weapons (which Bremen likens to portrayals of Mars). This shows that historical Pagan Swedes depicted the Gods in armour and with weapons that were modern to them in their day. The same is true for the Lindby idol of Óðinn, the Rällinge statuette of Freyr, and the Eyrarland statuette of Þórr, all of which show the Gods wearing a conical hat that was common across Scandinavia in the Viking Age.
Rather than viewing our history as "Paganism -> gap -> revivalism," we should be viewing our history as a continuum. The Gods have always existed, and the functional structure and nature of the universe has not changed. Objective reality (i.e., that the Gods exist) does not—and therefore has not—changed due to shifts in consensus or changes in cultural context. We should strive to live in the now and cultivate the revitalisation of Paganism: enjoy and appreciate all of our history and all of our ancestors; use the sources on Germanic Paganism as a framework to establish our own authentic forms of worship; form real groups; and revitalise our worship of the Gods and the veneration of our ancestors.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Thin Hands Coven
19.04.202508:52
My Manx-Scottish 7th great-grandmother, Anne.
Hail my noble ancestors!
- 🦉
Hail my noble ancestors!
- 🦉
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Solace Creations
01.04.202523:51
He was a wonderful father and the best partner I could've asked for.
We lost him about a year and a half ago and I miss him every single day. This portrait wasn't easy to get through, but the process has been healing nonetheless. ❤️🩹
We lost him about a year and a half ago and I miss him every single day. This portrait wasn't easy to get through, but the process has been healing nonetheless. ❤️🩹
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Survive the Jive: All-feed
13.04.202517:59
Easter has dawned! But it was rainy and so foggy we couldn’t see the sun rise! We did briefly see the full moon as he peaked from the clouds late last night
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Germanic Faith
29.03.202500:49
Qualities of Leadership
In our modern day, the role of a leader is often misunderstood by those who lack true leadership qualities. Leaders are meant to inspire others through example. They carry themselves with dignity, professionalism, and respect, while conducting themselves with honor. This honor is not something to be taken for granted—it is a gift, placed upon the leader by the greater community in recognition of their behavior, values, and interactions.
True leadership gains influence through action, not authority. Among the top qualities of a good leader, you will commonly find:
Honor – Adherence to what is right and to a standard of moral conduct.
Communication – The ability to reach and inspire others through dialogue and other forms of expression.
Vision – Having a realistic and achievable plan for the future.
Respect – A positive feeling that demonstrates high regard for others. This must both be earned from the community and shown toward it.
Accountability – The ability to accept responsibility when things go wrong.
Strength – The capacity to maintain composure under stress and pressure.
These qualities represent the conduct that makes a leader worth following. While many more attributes could be added to this list, the importance of these virtues cannot be overstated. A leader is meant to be the best example among us all—and even when we fall short, we should always strive to grow into the best leaders we can be.
In our modern day, the role of a leader is often misunderstood by those who lack true leadership qualities. Leaders are meant to inspire others through example. They carry themselves with dignity, professionalism, and respect, while conducting themselves with honor. This honor is not something to be taken for granted—it is a gift, placed upon the leader by the greater community in recognition of their behavior, values, and interactions.
True leadership gains influence through action, not authority. Among the top qualities of a good leader, you will commonly find:
Honor – Adherence to what is right and to a standard of moral conduct.
Communication – The ability to reach and inspire others through dialogue and other forms of expression.
Vision – Having a realistic and achievable plan for the future.
Respect – A positive feeling that demonstrates high regard for others. This must both be earned from the community and shown toward it.
Accountability – The ability to accept responsibility when things go wrong.
Strength – The capacity to maintain composure under stress and pressure.
These qualities represent the conduct that makes a leader worth following. While many more attributes could be added to this list, the importance of these virtues cannot be overstated. A leader is meant to be the best example among us all—and even when we fall short, we should always strive to grow into the best leaders we can be.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Hearthfire Radio
31.03.202514:49
NEW EPISODE — The Bog — Praxis w/ Pagan Cyberpunk
https://hearthfireradio.com/watch?v=ekCjaZZp
Dave interviews Starkadr AKA Pagan Cyberpunk, focusing on practical questions of what we should do to revive ancestral faith and an ancestral worldview. Starkadr gives us some very useful advice in how to actually begin implementing heathenry in our lives.
https://hearthfireradio.com/watch?v=ekCjaZZp
Dave interviews Starkadr AKA Pagan Cyberpunk, focusing on practical questions of what we should do to revive ancestral faith and an ancestral worldview. Starkadr gives us some very useful advice in how to actually begin implementing heathenry in our lives.
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