Metaphorically, hospitality in Odinism represents:
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13%
Only literal food and shelter
79%
Openness of spirit, reciprocity in wyrd, and largeness of heart
3%
Weakness and unnecessary risk
5%
Give them the shirt off your back
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What does deeper lore reveal about Vidar's true nature & role in our ancestral faith?
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10%
Loud boastful warrior who leads battles with thunder like Thor
59%
Silent avenger & survivor.
28%
God of farming and fertility ruling among the Vanir
3%
Trickster who uses cunning like Loki and fears the end times
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How does true hospitality reflect a person’s character in Odinism?
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87%
It shows they are brave enough to give freely, even from scarcity
4%
It proves they are the strongest warrior
3%
It means they never say no to anyone
6%
It has no connection to honor or renown
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Forwarded from Pagan Revivalism
ᚱ Raven Folk Roundtable ᚱ
In a little over an hour from now, join the faith leaders of the many great kindreds of Raven Folk United live!
We will go over their experiences being faith leaders, theological questions, their thoughts about revival today & their vision for the future!
After the interview, we will be having an open question and answer section for you, the audience, to ask these faith leaders whatever you would like!
Take a seat at the Raven Folk Roundtable, only on Pagan Revivalism channel!
https://t.me/Pagan_Revivalism?livestream
In a little over an hour from now, join the faith leaders of the many great kindreds of Raven Folk United live!
We will go over their experiences being faith leaders, theological questions, their thoughts about revival today & their vision for the future!
After the interview, we will be having an open question and answer section for you, the audience, to ask these faith leaders whatever you would like!
Take a seat at the Raven Folk Roundtable, only on Pagan Revivalism channel!
https://t.me/Pagan_Revivalism?livestream
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https://youtu.be/0bMHDnx8SAU?si=LerVwDI6tdV2KSmB
Must watch!
Introduction (00:00): Dramatic hook about the church burning women who found God directly.
What Women Actually Discovered (01:14): Women as natural mystics closer to the unconscious (per Jung); direct inner experience vs. mediated religion.
What The Church Saw That Terrified It (02:50): Women demonstrating spiritual gifts (healing, prophecy, leadership) without needing priests or sacraments.
How The Church Erased Them (04:30): Mistranslations (downgrading female titles), violence, and rewriting history.
Why The Church Targeted Women With Spiritual Gifts (06:24): Gifted women made the institution unnecessary.
The Specific Women The Church Feared Most (08:13): Hildegard of Bingen (visions, writings suppressed); especially Mary Magdalene (first witness to resurrection, portrayed as prostitute despite no biblical basis).
What Mary Magdalene Understood (09:55): Inner psychological journey (individuation, shadow work, God within) from the Gospel of Mary — suppressed text.
Later sections: The model of spirituality destroyed, reclaiming it today, conclusions for modern women.
Must watch!
Introduction (00:00): Dramatic hook about the church burning women who found God directly.
What Women Actually Discovered (01:14): Women as natural mystics closer to the unconscious (per Jung); direct inner experience vs. mediated religion.
What The Church Saw That Terrified It (02:50): Women demonstrating spiritual gifts (healing, prophecy, leadership) without needing priests or sacraments.
How The Church Erased Them (04:30): Mistranslations (downgrading female titles), violence, and rewriting history.
Why The Church Targeted Women With Spiritual Gifts (06:24): Gifted women made the institution unnecessary.
The Specific Women The Church Feared Most (08:13): Hildegard of Bingen (visions, writings suppressed); especially Mary Magdalene (first witness to resurrection, portrayed as prostitute despite no biblical basis).
What Mary Magdalene Understood (09:55): Inner psychological journey (individuation, shadow work, God within) from the Gospel of Mary — suppressed text.
Later sections: The model of spirituality destroyed, reclaiming it today, conclusions for modern women.
YouTube
Women Found God First | Church Burned Women | Carl Jung Finally Exposed It
Women Found God First | Church Burned Women | Carl Jung Finally Exposed It
The church called them witches.
Burned them. Drowned them. Silenced them. Destroyed everything they wrote. Erased everything they discovered.
And then... built cathedrals in their…
The church called them witches.
Burned them. Drowned them. Silenced them. Destroyed everything they wrote. Erased everything they discovered.
And then... built cathedrals in their…
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The dramatic tension in these traditions often stems from the Norns, the female entities who govern destiny (Urðr, Verðandi, and Skuld). Unlike many patriarchal systems, Norse spirituality recognizes the feminine as both life-giver and the ultimate arbiter of death and cosmic order.
Key References:
The Poetic Edda (Völuspa): The primary source where a female seeress outlines the entire history and fate of the gods.
The Prose Edda (Snorri Sturluson): Details the roles of goddesses like Frigg and Freyja, highlighting their autonomy and political influence.
Sagas of Icelanders: Documents the historical "Shield-maidens" and the high legal status of women in Germanic societies compared to their contemporaries.
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In the context of the Soul Complex in Heathen thought, which part of the self is most closely associated with an individual's ancestral luck and reputation, often surviving beyond the physical body?
Anonymous Quiz
11%
Hugr
73%
Hamingja
7%
Litr
10%
Önd
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