You Can Believe in Santa Claus
Santa, Lord of the North Pole? It appears that a common phase of conversion to a new religion is to […]
Yuletide – Be Historical, not Hysterical
By Sid Simpson In Arch Heathen times Yuletide was the proof of correct resource management, appropriately ostentatious wealth display, […]
In the land of the colorblind, no one knows who is king
By Sid Simpson As Heathens, we are drawn into watching just about anything that is labelled historic and is […]
Opinion – The Great Debate (Universalism vs. Folkism and why this is all stupid)
Alright guys, I’m doing something dumb. I hold hope in my tiny little heart that someone reading this will actually […]
Women in Heathenry: What We Find Beyond the Literature [Republished]
by Olivia Hamilton Many times the fictitious tales of the sagas conflict with the surviving legal codes and archaeological evidence […]
The Danger of the Divine
Perhaps it is baggage brought from whatever prior beliefs they had, but newer Heathens and a surprising number of older […]
Cook Like a Saxon and make your Granny Proud!
Amongst all of the ways in which we can connect with our ancestors, the most realistic, authentic, and continuous are […]
Quick Reference for Historical Heathen Foods
Scholarly Works: Anglo-Saxon Food and Drink: Production, Processing, Distribution, and Consumption By Ann Hagen The Cuisine of Sacrifice among the […]
Personal Relationships With The Gods
It is unlikely that you have a close personal relationship with the gods. The logic for this assertion can be gleaned […]
The Churches’ Wounded
By Olivia Hamilton I went through a stupid year of school to learn how people work, including the pompous minor […]