Father of 3 | Germanic Pagan | Outdoorsman | Texas Native - Arizona Vagabond
Arizona, USA
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Leif Erickson put ashore two Gaelic scouts named Haki and Hekja. They were described as “swifter than wild beasts”, and spent three days scouting ashore before returning to Erickson with intelligence
Making a Gael the first documented European to set foot in North America
You take my money, get rid of my dog, and changed all of the locks. Then the moment I start moving my stuff out, it’s, “Oh, I was just playing.” Yeah, ok 🙄
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Another Longhorn calf born this week. This breed stays busy all year long. Bow chica wow wow
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Odin's men ran at the enemy with no armour.
They bit their own shields and howled like wolves.
They hit with the strength of bears and bulls.
Fire and iron did nothing to them.
That fury belonged to the highest god.
Tap in to that same fire and aim it!
If they would just give me access to the Bluetooth, I’ll Wardruna-pill our customers for 8 hours straight. I get to pull a double tonight 😵💫
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Stanza 69 - Havamal
All wretched is no man, though never so sick;
Some from their sons have joy,
Some win it from kinsmen, and some from their wealth,
And some from worthy works.
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The mysteries of and multiple masteries by Woden are extremely important aspects of worship and Heathenry.
While some have argued that in the ancient past only Jarl, Karl, Kings, and Nobles, could worship him. I don't apply that to today.
The sheer amount of names of places, epithets, and lore surrounding Woden / Oðinn speaks to this.
Is my opinion that Odinic worship is of utmost importance to Heathenry.
P.S.
Not to say that dedication to the other Gods and the ancestors isn't also of importance.
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I feel the same as Tom about the idea that belief in the certain subset of gods are specific to your ancestry.
My ex-wife was a Christian and her parents were pastors. At various times we would have to go to church functions and it felt so alien to me. Everyone around me would be crying and wailing away, “feeling the spirit” as it were. And here I was just staring at the whole cringy affair with sober eyes. I just couldn’t connect.
I believe this is because Yahweh is not meant to be worshiped by Europeans or any other ethnic group really but the people of the Levant. I don’t take an atheist view that he doesn’t exist, but that he is particular to those people.
Woden and the other Aesir and Vanir are my gods and the gods of the Northern Europeans and their descendants/diaspora.
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