The corruption of religion.
There once was a time, way back in history, long before the Jewish peoples of the Middle East began the practice, and control of their peoples understanding of the mysterious forces of the world, there were men and women who interacted directly with the spirits. They recognized the balance maintained by these spiritual forces throughout all of existence. Today, I’d like to take a minute to express my understanding of the practice around monotheism took a darker, more sinister path. Now, before one gets upset, I understand the recognition of a singular deity figure. I get it. However, knowing what you think you know about your deity, don’t you think it might be a little arrogant to think he/she/they have only one presence? Could the same deity be viewed from any other angle, maybe in another form, or even in a different way all together?
Norse Calendar
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Nattleysi (Summer Months)
- Harpa (Mid Apr to Mid May)
- Skerpia (Mid May to Mid June)
- Sólmánuõun (Mid June to Mid July)
- Heyannir (Mid July to Mid Aug)
- Trimánõur (Mid Aug to Mid Sept)
- Haustmánuõur (Mid Sept to Mid Oct)
Skammdegi (Winter Months)
- Gormánuõur (Mid Oct to Mid Nov)
- Ÿlir (Mid Nov to Mid Dec)
- Mörsugur (Mid Dec to Mid Jan)
- Porri (Mid Jan to Mid Feb)
- Gõa (Mid Feb to Mid Mar)
- Elnmánuõur (Mid Mar to Mid Apr)
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Norse-Dane Holidays
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Celebrating throughout the Generations
For 2025
- Jan 1 – Porrablót
- Jan 13-16 – Yule
- Jan 29 – Hėlhestr
- Feb 1 – Góublót
- Feb 11 – Charmerende af ploven
- Mar 13 – Disablót
- Mar 20 – Vár Jafnsnátt
- Apr 12 – Sigrblót
- Apr 20 – Ostara
- Apr 30 – Disablót
- May 1 – Walpurgisnacht
- Jun 5 – Danish Constitution Day
- Jun 8 – Skóklafallsdagr
- Jun 20 – Vár Jafnsnátt
- Jun 21 – Midsommer
- Aug 1 – Freyfest
- Sep 7 – Hâustblõt
- Sep 20 – Haust Jafnsnátt
- Oct 29-31 – Vetrnætr
- Nov 1 – Alfarblót
- Nov 11 – Feast of the Einharjar
- Nov 27 – Feast of Ullr and Skadi
- Dec 20 – Yule Season
- Dec 31 – Nye år aften