Pretani Chieftain
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Þórr siðr
26.01.202504:30
There is no need for exhaustive rhetoric, nor a need for explanation on why we commit ourselves to our ancestral customs. The Gods established the customs, setting them down as law, and our forefathers maintained them for generations.
We are now in the age of reclamation, where we as true believers must reaffirm our faith in the Gods by practicing the customs as they have been passed down to us in the existing literature and material culture that we are fortunate to have. This will set the next generation of our kind up for success as we continue to rebuild.
Here is a look at some of the perspectives of historical heathens on the why behind their practice:
The same sentiment is echoed by Ásbjörn of Meðalhús in his speech to king Hákon the Good, when the king bade his subjects to convert to Christianity in Hákonar saga góða:
Not everything needs a debate or a dissertation.
Keep it simple, keep it direct, and keep the customs.
We are now in the age of reclamation, where we as true believers must reaffirm our faith in the Gods by practicing the customs as they have been passed down to us in the existing literature and material culture that we are fortunate to have. This will set the next generation of our kind up for success as we continue to rebuild.
Here is a look at some of the perspectives of historical heathens on the why behind their practice:
Altera sa est opinio bona de majoribus suis, qui existimant non suiss ineptos, ut nescirent, quid pro numine deberent venerari.
The other is a good opinion of their elders, who think that they are not so stupid as to not know what they should venerate as a deity.
Lapponia, Johannes Schefferus
Imo hanc putant se debere illis reverentiam, ut ne recedant ipsorum instititutis, & per hoc inscitiæ vel impietas eos argo.
Indeed, they think they owe them this reverence, so that they may not depart from their own inclinations, and thereby accuse them of ignorance or impiety.
Lapponia, Johannes Schefferus
Superstitiones majorem suorum diligunt plurimum, ac pro ratione istoc afferunt, quod sic vixerint & majores, quos parentes antiquos appellant, talesque ritus adhibuerint & usurparint. Accedit & tertia causa, inveterata consuetudo. Nam & ipsa aegre traditur oblivioni, cum presertim legis instar habeat.
Superstitions of their elders they love the most, and as a reason they adduce that their elders, whom they call their ancient ancestors, lived thus, made use and adopted such rites. There is also a third reason, long-standing custom. For even this is hard to forget, since it has the appearance of law.
Lapponia, Johannes Schefferus
The same sentiment is echoed by Ásbjörn of Meðalhús in his speech to king Hákon the Good, when the king bade his subjects to convert to Christianity in Hákonar saga góða:
“..en nú vitum vér eigi hvárt heldr er, at vér munum frelsi þegit hafa, eða mantu nú láta þrælka oss af nýju með undarligum hætti, at vér munim hafna átrúnaði þeim, er feðr várir hafa haft fyrir oss ok alt forellri, fyrst um brunaöld, en nú um haugsöld, ok hafa þeir verit miklu göfgari en vér, ok hefir oss þó dugat þessi átrúnaðr.“
“…but now we know not if we indeed have got our freedom, or if you would thrall-bind anew in this strange custom, that we must forgo the faith which our fathers and all our fore-elders had before us, first in the Burning Age, and now in the Mound Age; they were much greater than we, and all the same this faith has availed us well…”
Not everything needs a debate or a dissertation.
Keep it simple, keep it direct, and keep the customs.
26.01.202504:14
Note: the fresco portrays President Washington along side Roman deities along side Lady Columbia. In this portrayal of Lady Columbia we clearly see a Victorian Teutonic aesthetic similar to one’s we see on Victorian Viking reconstructions.
26.01.202504:14
The Apotheosis of Washington
- 1863
- 1863
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Survive the Jive: All-feed
24.01.202523:27
When the bishop of Vannes had their goddess thrown into the river Blavet in 1661, the local peasants hauled her back out again and resumed worshipping her. She is still worshipped in Brittany to this day! I went to visit her and pay my respects in my new film (art by Ryan Murray)
https://youtu.be/vSRGtGGBP-M
https://youtu.be/vSRGtGGBP-M
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
ᛉ Sagnamaðr Stark ᛉ
23.01.202502:03
Two beautiful icons of Odin;
On the left, a sword chape depicting Odin hanging on Yggdrasil. On the right, a strap end depicting Odin with his wolves, the right eye damaged in antiquity.
These are also some of the most definitive depictions of Odin with Freki and Geri that I’ve seen.
ᚬ
On the left, a sword chape depicting Odin hanging on Yggdrasil. On the right, a strap end depicting Odin with his wolves, the right eye damaged in antiquity.
These are also some of the most definitive depictions of Odin with Freki and Geri that I’ve seen.
ᚬ
22.01.202501:27
America guided by wisdom: An allegorical representation of the United States
- John J. Barralett [1815]
Note that the art depicts Lady Columbia (Maiden of Dordrecht), along side the Roman deities Ceres, Minerva and Mercury next to a statue of President George Washington.
- John J. Barralett [1815]
Note that the art depicts Lady Columbia (Maiden of Dordrecht), along side the Roman deities Ceres, Minerva and Mercury next to a statue of President George Washington.
21.01.202521:47
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Germanic Paganism
21.01.202518:27
For those who have not seen the most recent video, give it a look over on YouTube.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
Son of Sigurd
21.01.202500:04
"Look, Odin!"
Gift your child the feeling of belonging and purpose.
Allfather wills it, Odin is great.
Gift your child the feeling of belonging and purpose.
Allfather wills it, Odin is great.
21.01.202500:02
26.01.202504:14
The Apotheosis of Washington
- 1863
- 1863
22.01.202501:27
America guided by wisdom: An allegorical representation of the United States
- John J. Barralett [1815]
Note that the art depicts Lady Columbia (Maiden of Dordrecht), along side the Roman deities Ceres, Minerva and Mercury next to a statue of President George Washington.
- John J. Barralett [1815]
Note that the art depicts Lady Columbia (Maiden of Dordrecht), along side the Roman deities Ceres, Minerva and Mercury next to a statue of President George Washington.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Þórr siðr
26.01.202504:30
There is no need for exhaustive rhetoric, nor a need for explanation on why we commit ourselves to our ancestral customs. The Gods established the customs, setting them down as law, and our forefathers maintained them for generations.
We are now in the age of reclamation, where we as true believers must reaffirm our faith in the Gods by practicing the customs as they have been passed down to us in the existing literature and material culture that we are fortunate to have. This will set the next generation of our kind up for success as we continue to rebuild.
Here is a look at some of the perspectives of historical heathens on the why behind their practice:
The same sentiment is echoed by Ásbjörn of Meðalhús in his speech to king Hákon the Good, when the king bade his subjects to convert to Christianity in Hákonar saga góða:
Not everything needs a debate or a dissertation.
Keep it simple, keep it direct, and keep the customs.
We are now in the age of reclamation, where we as true believers must reaffirm our faith in the Gods by practicing the customs as they have been passed down to us in the existing literature and material culture that we are fortunate to have. This will set the next generation of our kind up for success as we continue to rebuild.
Here is a look at some of the perspectives of historical heathens on the why behind their practice:
Altera sa est opinio bona de majoribus suis, qui existimant non suiss ineptos, ut nescirent, quid pro numine deberent venerari.
The other is a good opinion of their elders, who think that they are not so stupid as to not know what they should venerate as a deity.
Lapponia, Johannes Schefferus
Imo hanc putant se debere illis reverentiam, ut ne recedant ipsorum instititutis, & per hoc inscitiæ vel impietas eos argo.
Indeed, they think they owe them this reverence, so that they may not depart from their own inclinations, and thereby accuse them of ignorance or impiety.
Lapponia, Johannes Schefferus
Superstitiones majorem suorum diligunt plurimum, ac pro ratione istoc afferunt, quod sic vixerint & majores, quos parentes antiquos appellant, talesque ritus adhibuerint & usurparint. Accedit & tertia causa, inveterata consuetudo. Nam & ipsa aegre traditur oblivioni, cum presertim legis instar habeat.
Superstitions of their elders they love the most, and as a reason they adduce that their elders, whom they call their ancient ancestors, lived thus, made use and adopted such rites. There is also a third reason, long-standing custom. For even this is hard to forget, since it has the appearance of law.
Lapponia, Johannes Schefferus
The same sentiment is echoed by Ásbjörn of Meðalhús in his speech to king Hákon the Good, when the king bade his subjects to convert to Christianity in Hákonar saga góða:
“..en nú vitum vér eigi hvárt heldr er, at vér munum frelsi þegit hafa, eða mantu nú láta þrælka oss af nýju með undarligum hætti, at vér munim hafna átrúnaði þeim, er feðr várir hafa haft fyrir oss ok alt forellri, fyrst um brunaöld, en nú um haugsöld, ok hafa þeir verit miklu göfgari en vér, ok hefir oss þó dugat þessi átrúnaðr.“
“…but now we know not if we indeed have got our freedom, or if you would thrall-bind anew in this strange custom, that we must forgo the faith which our fathers and all our fore-elders had before us, first in the Burning Age, and now in the Mound Age; they were much greater than we, and all the same this faith has availed us well…”
Not everything needs a debate or a dissertation.
Keep it simple, keep it direct, and keep the customs.
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Survive the Jive: All-feed
24.01.202523:27
When the bishop of Vannes had their goddess thrown into the river Blavet in 1661, the local peasants hauled her back out again and resumed worshipping her. She is still worshipped in Brittany to this day! I went to visit her and pay my respects in my new film (art by Ryan Murray)
https://youtu.be/vSRGtGGBP-M
https://youtu.be/vSRGtGGBP-M
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:ᛉ Sagnamaðr Stark ᛉ
23.01.202502:03
Two beautiful icons of Odin;
On the left, a sword chape depicting Odin hanging on Yggdrasil. On the right, a strap end depicting Odin with his wolves, the right eye damaged in antiquity.
These are also some of the most definitive depictions of Odin with Freki and Geri that I’ve seen.
ᚬ
On the left, a sword chape depicting Odin hanging on Yggdrasil. On the right, a strap end depicting Odin with his wolves, the right eye damaged in antiquity.
These are also some of the most definitive depictions of Odin with Freki and Geri that I’ve seen.
ᚬ
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