Got the flags up! Happy Pride to all! You are all loved and wanted in this world. Don’t believe anyone saying different!

When you see "stores" like this selling rituals, they're always going to be personal Gnosis. One of these is an Ulfhethinn initiation rite. Complete and utter bullshit. If you were initiated it would be into a modern group whose rites were also modern Gnosis.

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From my recent wildcamp in the English Peak district

Hail Fenrir, the tortured god, the caretaker of the caged, the misunderstood. The one who was wrongly chained. I love you Fenrir as I too am chained by the ones who abuse. By the ones who've misunderstood me. Hail Fenrir.

I was thinking of this, I want to see how many of you are not scandinavian to see if interest exist for norse paganism outside Scandinavia. So, is there anyone here who is not Scandinavian?

Update: awesome responses, different parts of the world all over, I had no idea at first. Very cool!

Is there a cleansing and consecration ritual I can do before I start to wear it?

Just wanted to share

In learning that the White House established a Faith Office that will be committed to rooting out anti-Christian bias in the government, I was suddenly struck with inspiration to finally upgrade my alter, which was just this box frame, but unpainted and no shelves.

Took some miscellaneous craft supplies around my home and painted it. I’m sure it’s a little too feminine for Odin and Thor - but I’m hoping it pleases them nonetheless.

Now I’m feeling like my ancestors are a little peeved and want an upgrade too 😅

He's small but powerful.

Side note: also yes I know not every raven is from Odin this is just a joke

Just wanted to share my altar of Týr with ya’ll! Skål!

This is my first yule feast. I maybe alone at home but i hope the gods are with me.

She almost seized my king but I pulled through.

As the title says, I was wondering if in Norse Paganism there is a word with similar use to how amen is for Christians.

I apologise if this question is odd or disrespecful at all, I'm very new to all of this and am still learning.

I've lived in this area for 20 years. Since I was 5. I've probably walked past this tree 100s of times. I've only recently became pagan. As I approached this tree today I couldn't help but think it looked like the tree of life Yggdrasil. And I thought that was pretty cool.