Generation of Wotan: The Furious One

"In a blank field of space arises Wotan, the Furious One. He appears seated in meditation posture, surrounded by the gaping jaws of Fenrir, the Black Wolf of Time; the great Northern symbol of the impermanence of all phenomena. He rests suspended in an upright posture, gazing into the abyss..." Full piece available to contributors... Continue Reading →

Book Review: The Nine Doors of Midgard

When it comes to modern (and easily accessible) works on Paganism, Thorsson’s “Nine Doors of Midgard” is probably the most complete and well done piece that gives one a truly robust and challenging curriculum to follow. The reading list for each door is great and the overall outline will no doubt send you down a... Continue Reading →

Ritual of the Wolf

This is a galdr track titled “Ritual of the Wolf” that is meant to invoke the force of wodaz within. Wodaz is a Proto-Germanic word meaning energized, excited, furious, insane, obsessed, frenzied, etc. When this mental state has been achieved, one is able to do many things they would otherwise be unable to perform, with... Continue Reading →

Sing to the Wind (Wōdanaz)

We are very happy to bring you this new song dedicated to the All-Father. We’ve sung this song here for a few years now, usually without the guitar. But, we decided to record a version with guitar to share with you. We are currently working with a few new voices and are excited to see... Continue Reading →

Hailaz

“Hailaz” is not some metal gimmick or Brosatru greeting. Hailaz means “healthy, whole, complete, unbroken.” This is what all beings should strive for in life. If one suffers, we all suffer. Hailaz / Namaste

Imbolc

We’re very happy to share this new song with you dedicated to the Winter goddess and in honor of Imbolc. May all beings feel peace, clarity, and the emerging spark of life within. Lyrics: Hagalaz ᚺLaguz ᛚIsa ᛁPerthro ᛈ WintragaldrWintraswogizTekana sa kaldazIn wega! HailazHailazWintramoðer HailazHailazIn wega! https://youtu.be/MTIdMIC4W10

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