Old norse

Norse Mythology Infographic – Eliane Robinson

How to make a bindrune Bindrunes can be used for anything in life you're looking to receive help with. Saving money, protecting your home, finding love or a new job. Whatever intent you have, a bindrune can exist for it. The materials you use will vary depending on how long you need the bindrune. For a one time ritual you can use paper or wood. For an extended use you can use wood, antler, clay or leather. For more permanent use, metal, rock or a tattoo. There's many other materials you can…

Runes of the vikings- Icelandic / Old Norse

LAGERTHA IN SAXO GRAMMATICUS Saxo Grammaticus, born around 1150 AD and dead by about 1220 AD, was a Danish contemporary to Snorri Sturluson and many other Icelandic authors of the 12th century who …

Museum-quality archival prints including Scots-Irish and Highlanders to the American Colonies and Canada early American migrations from England and the German states.

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What are the old Norse/Germanic holidays and when do they fall???Btw beautiful blog. Here is a simplified wheel of the year. And here is some more in-depth information from The Asatru...

The creation of a magical world called Runeheim around a perennial Yddrassil, known in Norse mythology as "The Universal Tree of Life", embracing among its branches and roots, nine kingdoms where they coexist: gods, elves of light, dwarves, elves dark, undead, human, demons, among many other fantastic creatures. A mythological world, where mixtures of races begins "The prelude to Ragnarok", changing the natural course of the magical world Runeheim. A world that will give way to great…

Take a look at how the Viking language of Old Norse played a major role in the development of the English language we know and use today. They may have spent decades invading, but the