#asatru

Vali, the youngest son of Odin born to avenge the murder of his brother

Gothic - the mother of all germanic languages an the Gots who brought Odin to Europe

Wie aus den beiden Lebenshälften Ober- und Unterwelt die christianisierte Bestrafung und Belohnung wurde

Zusammenfassung de wichtigsten Pagan - Asatru Feste für den Monat Dezember

Den magischen Trank der Götter saisongerecht verfeinern

From a christian heretic to pagans and christians who want to be loyal to the blood of our race.

I made a weekly meal plan, based on a template I found on the Internet, with a personal religious twist. Just print the image and fill in! To save paper, I write one week's items in pencil, the next week's

Verse: 43 To his friend a man should bear him as friend, to him and a friend of his; but let him beware that he be not the friend of one who is friend to his foe. Yes, you should be a friend with your

Verse: 44 Hast thou a friend whom thou trustest well, from whom thou cravest good? Share thy mind with him, gifts exchange with him, fare to find him oft. Yes, if you have a friend, that you like being

Verse: To his friend a man should bear him as friend, and gift for gift bestow, laughter for laughter let him exchange, but leasing pay for a lie. Yes, you shall treat a friend as a friend both get help

With raiment and arms shall friends gladden each other, so has one proved oneself; for friends last longest, if fate be fair who give and give again. Yes, make sure to give friends gifts! To give and receive

Verse: 40 Let no man stint him and suffer need of the wealth he has won in life; oft is saved for a foe what was meant for a friend, and much goes worse than one weens. Yes, he who has epuired welth no

Verse: 39 Let no man stint him and suffer need of the wealth he has won in life; oft is saved for a foe what was meant for a friend, and much goes worse than one weens. Yes, don't eat with greed, when

Verse: 37 One's own house is best, though small it may be, each man is master at home; with a bleeding heart will he beg, who must, his meat at every meal. Yes, there no place like home, however small

Verse: 36 One's own house is best, though small it may be; each man is master at home; though he have but two goats and a bark-thatched hut 'tis better than craving a boon. Yes, there no place like home,

Verse: 35 A guest must depart again on his way, nor stay in the same place ever; if he bide too long on another's bench the loved one soon becomes loathed. Yes, do not stay too long as a guest you might

Verse: 34 Long is the round to a false friend leading, e'en if he dwell on the way: but though far off fared, to a faithful friend straight are the roads and short. Yes, if it feels like far too travel

Verse: 33 A man should take always his meals betimes unless he visit a friend, or he sits and mopes, and half famished seems, and can ask or answer nought. Yes, a man could always eat a big dinner, unless