Heathen Soul Lore

Writings Of Winifred Hodge Rose

  • Soul Lore
    • Introduction to Heathen Soul Lore
    • Definition and Overview of Heathen Souls
    • The Awakening of the Souls
    • Born of Trees and Thunder: The Ferah Soul
    • Ond, Ahma, Ghost and Breath: Basic Meanings
    • Ghost Rider: Athom, Ghost and Wode in Action
    • The Shape of Being Human: The Hama Soul
    • Aldr and Orlay: Weaving a World
    • Dances with Daemons: The Mod Soul
    • Hunting the Wild Hugr
    • Who is Hugr?
    • The Occult Activities of the Hugr, Part I
    • The Occult Activities of the Hugr, Part II
    • Sefa: The Soul of Relationship
    • Hel-Dweller: Saiwalo, Dwimor and Hel #1
    • The Soul and the Sea
    • What Happened to Heathen Saiwalo-Soul?
    • The Arising of the Self
    • Multiple Souls, and Their Implications
    • Fields of Awareness
  • Alchemy & Ecology of Hel
    • The Alchemy of Hel, Part I
    • The Alchemy of Hel, Part II
    • The Alchemy of Hel, Part III
    • The Alchemy of Hel, Part IV
    • The Alchemy of Hel, Part V
    • The Alchemy of Hel, Part VI
  • Soul Lore Study Guides
    • Study Guide 1. An Invitation to Heathen Soul Lore
    • Study Guide 2. Foundations of Experiential Exploration
    • Study Guide 3. Exploring your Ferah Soul
    • Study Guide 4. Exploring your Ahma and Ghost Souls
    • Study Guide 5. Ghost and Wode
    • Study Guide 6. Exploring your Hama, Lich-Hama and Ellor-Hama
    • Study Guide 7. Exploring your Aldr, Ørlög, Werold
    • Study Guide 8. Mod and Hugr: Motivating Forces
    • Study Guide 9. Exploring your Mod Soul
    • Study Guide 10. Exploring your Hugr Soul
    • Study Guide 11. Will and Wish: The Dynamism of Mod and Hugr
    • Study Guide 12. Sefa, Hugr and Modsefa
    • Study Guide 13. Sefa: The Channel of Compassion
    • Study Guide 14. Saiwalo-Dwimor and the Sea of Images
  • Basic Soul Lore Study Program
    • HSL Study Program Step 1
    • HSL Study Program Step 2
    • Soul-Tokens for Working with Heathen Soul Lore
    • HSL Study Program Step 3: Ferah
    • HSL Study Program Step 4: Ahma and Ghost
    • HSL Study Program Step 5: Ghost and Wode
    • HSL Study Program Step 6: Hama
    • HSL Study Program Step 7: Aldr
    • HSL Study Program Step 8: Mod and Hugr
    • HSL Study Program Step 9: Mod
    • HSL Study Program Step 10: Hugr
    • HSL Study Program Step 11: Will and Wish
    • HSL Study Program Step 12: Sefa, Hugr, and Modsefa
    • HSL Study Program Step 13: Sefa
    • HSL Study Program Step 14: Saiwalo-Dwimor
    • HSL Study Program Step 15: Fields of Awareness
    • Finding the Time: A Guide for Daily Soul-Work
    • Walking a Heathen Soul-Path
  • Soul Initiation Ceremonies
    • Opening Soul Lore Ceremony
    • Ferah Initiation Ceremony
    • Ahma Initiation Ceremony
    • Ghost Initiation Ceremony
    • Hama Initiation Ceremony
    • Aldr Initiation Ceremony
    • Mod Initiation Ceremony
    • Hugr Initiation Ceremony
    • Sefa Initiation Ceremony
    • Saiwalo Initiation Ceremony
    • Soul Lore Graduation Ceremony and Celebration
  • Practicing Soul Lore
    • A Moon Calendar for Advanced Heathen Soul Lore Practice
    • A Blog on the Inner Ravens of our Ghost-Soul
    • Thoughts on the Afterlife of the Ghost
    • Esoteric Affinities of the Heathen Souls
    • The Soul-Spindle Exercise
    • Disir, Hama and Hugr as Healing Partners
  • Soul Lore Summaries
    • Summary of Ferah Soul
    • Summary of Ahma Soul
    • Summary of Ghost Soul
    • Summary of Hama Soul
    • Summary of Aldr Soul
    • Summary of Mod Soul
    • Summary of Hugr Soul
    • Summary of Sefa Soul
    • Summary of Saiwalo- Dwimor Soul
  • Deities
    • Earth, Water, Wind and Fire: Elemental Modes for Relating to the Deities
    • The Kindly Gods Go Wandering: Norse Spells as Clues to Heathen Deities
    • Of Being and Knowledge: Thoughts about Frigg, Nerthus and Odin
    • Walburga and the Rites of May
    • In Thanks to Frigg, the Silent Knower
    • All In a Day’s Work: Frigg’s Power of Creating Order
    • Syn: The ‘Just Say No!’ Goddess
    • Mimir, Odin, and World-Mind
    • Frigg as Soul-Spinner
    • Goddess Sif: Kinship and Hospitality
    • Heimdall: Warder of the Atmosphere
    • The Gifting of Heimdall
    • Vor: Goddess of Awareness
    • Thoughts on Thor and his Children
    • A Tale of Nanna and her Kin
    • To Honor Vidar
    • Matrons and Disir: The Heathen Tribal Mothers
    • Celebrating Eostre / Ostara
    • Idunn’s Trees: A New Tale for Young and Old
  • Heathen Spiritual Practices
    • The Living Jewels of Brisingamen
    • Wigi Thonar: Tuning in to the Powers of Thor’s Hammer
    • Kvasir and the Fermentation of Wisdom
    • The Mood of the Runes
    • Experience and Practice of Compassion in Heathenry
    • Heathen Contemplation: The Resonance of the Heart
    • The Great Gift: A Way to Understand Heathen Prayer
  • Norns
    • The Shapings of the Norns
    • What Do the Norns Shape?
    • Time, Tense, and the Norns
    • Norns, Causality, and Determinism
    • The Norns as Beings of Fate
    • Norns, Foresight, and Predestination
  • Orlog, Wyrd & Luck
    • Roles of Hamingja and Luck in Orlog
    • The Fateful Roots of Orlog:
    • The Evolving Nature of Orlog
    • Threads of Wyrd and Scyld: A Ninefold Rite of Life Renewal
    • Gatekeeper of the Quantum Realm
    • A Heathen Meaning of ‘Ordeal’
    • The Curious Case of the Missing Wyrd-Word
    • Webs of Luck and Wyrd: Interplays and Impacts on Events
  • Heathen Metaphysics
    • The Work of the Three Wells
    • Time and the Time-Body: A Heathen Perspective
  • Mysteries
    • Kvasir and the Fermentation of Wisdom
    • Vafrloge: The Hidden Fire and its Runic Channels
    • Thoughts about Heathen Afterlife
  • Heathen Lifeways
    • Ethics and our Relationships with the Deities
    • Two Foundation-Stones of Heathen Ethics
    • Heathen Frith and Modern Ideals
    • Frith, Friendship, and Freedom
    • Oaths: What they Mean and Why they Matter
    • The Practice of Heathen Oathing
    • Oathing in Heathen Symbel
    • Heathen Foundations of Marriage: Bargain, Gift, Hamingja
    • Friendship Song
  • Wights & Spirits
    • Landwights and Human Ecology
    • An Anglo-Saxon Charm Against a Dwarf: Shapeshifting, Soul Theft, and Shamanic Healing
    • Dwarves and their Powers
    • Renewable Energy Installations as Jotunn-Shrines
    • Perkwus: The Tree of Life and Soul
    • Elmindreda: Tales of a Heathen Housewight
  • Ceremonies / Rituals
    • Speaking Orlog: The Ancient Role of Symbel
    • Ideas for Celebrating Heathen Yule
    • Mothers’-Night Blot and Yule Celebration
    • Yuletide Songs
    • Eostre / Ostara Ceremony
    • Earth Blessing (includes audio)
    • Soul-Winding: A Meditative Ceremony for Maze-Walking (includes audio)
    • Heathen Rite for a Child Unborn
    • Heathen Rite for an Unjust Death
    • Trance and Power Chants
    • The Moods of Yuletide
  • Meditations
    • Ahma Soul as Initiator of Being
    • A Meditation for the Aldr Soul
    • Meditation and Prayer for the Sefa Soul
    • A Meditation on the Hugr Soul
    • Hallow-Streaming
    • Saiwalo Meditation
    • A Meditative Tour of the Ferah Soul
    • Soul-Meditations on the Eclipse
  • Devotional
    • Sunna’s Wheel: A Song for Sun-Wending
    • The I in Mimir’s Well
    • God-Blog
    • Love Songs of Sif and Thor
  • My Books
    • Orlog Yesterday and Today: The Shapings of the Norns
    • Detailed Table of Contents for “Orlog Yesterday and Today”
    • Orlog Book Errata Page
    • Heathen Soul Lore Foundations (Book I)
    • Detailed Table of Contents for Book I
    • Heathen Soul Lore: A Personal Approach (Book II)
    • Detailed Table of Contents for Book II
    • Heathen Soul Lore Workbook I
    • Detailed Table of Contents for Heathen Soul Lore Workbook I
    • Oaths, Shild, Frith, Luck & Wyrd
    • Detailed Table of Contents for “Oaths, Shild, Frith, Luck & Wyrd”
    • Wandering on Heathen Ways: Writings on Heathen Holy Ones, Wights, and Spiritual Practice.
    • Detailed Table of Contents for “Wandering on Heathen Ways”
    • Booklet: Celebrating Heathen Yule
    • Booklet: Mothers-Night Blot and Yule Celebration
    • Idunn’s Trees: A New Tale of the Norse Goddess Idunn
  • Glossary / Word-Hoard
  • Most Recent Posts
  • Topical Index
  • About
    • A Bit About Myself
    • Questions and Comments
    • Copyright Notices
  • Read Aloud App

Sefa Initiation Ceremony

Winifred Hodge Rose

Preparation

Here are the items you will need. 

– Soul-token(s) or materials for making soul-token(s), if you are planning to use this.

– Your altar.

– Candle in a candlestick that you can hold. If it is a votive or tea-light, place it on a dish so you can carry it without burning yourself.  Matches or lighter.

– Thor’s Hammer, or other item that you use for Hallowing.

– ‘Needfire’: incense or aromatic herbs or twigs that will provide a wisp of smoke when burned, along with a suitable container (fire-pot) and charcoal if needed.  I like to use a small, burning twig or stalk; if you use loose leaves, then you will need charcoal for burning them.  Only a small amount is needed, for a brief time.  If you don’t want to use any of these, you can use your candle, or simply imagine a Needfire in front of you.  If you are using a little fire-pot with twigs or dried herbs, have a cup of water handy to put it out when you are ready.

– Whatever kind of ceremonial drink you wish to use, and your drinking horn, goblet, or other vessel.  This is referred to as the ‘horn’ in the ceremony guidelines.

– A bowl with a little water in it for the blessing-bowl, and a leafy twig for sprinkling.  You can use your fingers to sprinkle with, if you don’t have a twig.

– Have your Daybook handy to write any notes, questions, experiences, ideas that occur to you during your meditation and at the end of the ceremony.

Hallowing

Circle the sacred space, or turn around in place, with a lighted candle in one hand and holding a Thor’s Hammer in your other hand.  Speak these words, or your own preferred words, and raise the Hammer when you say “Thor hallow”.

Fire I bear around this frithyard,

And bid all here keep frith;

Flame I bear to enclose,

Bidding bale-wights flee away.

Thor hallow, Thor hallow, Thor hallow this holy stead.

Set candle and Thor’s Hammer on your altar.

Calling

Hear me, all you hallowed folk,

Both high and low of Heimdall’s kin!

I hail you, Holy Ones of all the Worlds that are!

Ever shall frith and faith hold firm

Between myself and you:

The wellsprings of my souls.

Raise horn and drink; pour a little into the blessing-bowl.

Eldfathers, eldmothers, kindred of old,

Rooted in might, holding troth with your own,

Behold the new roots, the green shoots from your boughs,

And bless me: the fruit of your branches.

Raise horn and drink; pour a little into the blessing-bowl.          

Landwights blessed, land’s life-givers,

Holy hold this stead, all harm withstand.

Be welcome here, all good wights,

And share the blessings with me.

Raise horn and drink; pour a little into the blessing-bowl.     

The Needfire

If you have a Sefa token to initiate and bless, have it ready in front of you.  If you are not using tokens, that is fine: your souls are all here with you anyway!  Light your incense, herbs or twigs if you are using them.  If you are not, imagine, feel, smell, or sense a smoking Needfire before you, aromatic with sacred herbs.  Use the smoke, physical or imaginary, to cleanse yourself, your tokens, and the space you are in, by passing your token through the smoke, and waving the smoke around as you recite three times:

Hallowed herbs, all ill dispel,

As fuel on the fire, as smoke on the wind.

If you wish or need to, you can extinguish the Needfire when you are done.

If you have a Sefa token, keep it with you for the following meditation.

Seeds of Self and Others: Sefa Initiation

Note: this is not a journey type of meditation.  It is a discursive one, which offers a few words, a sentence or two at a time, followed by a pause for you to think, feel, and intuit about it.  Begin with a prayer, then proceed to the meditation.

Sefa Prayer

Beautiful Sif, Sibbia, Sippe: Your name itself means ‘relationship, kinship’.  Your shining beauty is a symbol of how we can strive for beautiful, meaningful relationships.  Guide us on the path toward knowing our Sefa soul, who is focused on relating to everything we care about, and gives us the skills and qualities to promote those relationships.

Sjöfn, you who promote love and affection among us, bless the exploration of our Sefa who values this pursuit.  Frigg Frith-weaver, and your companions who promote frith and goodwill: enlighten us with your wisdom, and bless our pursuit of understanding.

Wise Kvasir: you came into being through a collective ritual of frithweaving among all the Gods, who were so very tired of war.  The fermentation of your thoughts and your rede inspire our own growth.  You, too, are a patron and a symbol of our Sefa soul, which arises through the harmony of all our souls as you arose from the harmony among the Gods.   Stir our souls, wise Kvasir, that we may pursue wisdom with all our powers.

Sefa Meditation Seeds

Settle yourself comfortably now.  Breathe gently but deeply.  Let go of tensions and of thoughts that are irrelevant at this time, as you pursue the knowledge of your Sefa soul.  Breathe.  Let your mind open freely to the wisdom that lies within you.  Read the following lines slowly, and give yourself time to digest them before going on to the next ones.  Write your thoughts in your Daybook if you wish.

My Sefa-Self is a song, and the singers are all my other souls, singing the song of my Self.

Sefa arises as a collective, and it encompasses all the collectivities that matter to me:

My own collective of souls,

The people and other beings closest to me, and those farther away whom I care about, as well,

The places, land, and country I belong to and relate to,

The interwoven ideas, ideals and values that matter to me.

Sefa is what I belong to, and what belongs to me: the Sib, the Sippe, the Kindred, in all the ways that I personally define them.  From ‘kindred’ comes ‘kindness’, and ‘kindred spirits’.

What qualities and abilities do I need, to help establish and nurture all these collectivities?

Awareness, and attention.

Perceptiveness: the ability to perceive others truly, and my own souls as well.

Insight into myself and others.

Deep understanding.

Caring.

Empathy.

Compassion.

Commitment.

Sefa is the soul who generates these relationship-supporting abilities and skills.

As Aldr weaves together the strands of events-in-time to create my Werold-Hama…..

….so Sefa weaves together the strands of my connections with others, collectively creating the multidimensional frithgarths in which I am embedded.

Aldr weaves my place in Time; Hama weaves my Lich which gives me a place in physical Space.

It is Sefa who weaves my place within the great web of interrelationships that is my World.

Think deeply on this, and honor the work and the power of Sefa: my own Sefa, and all others.

Finish by raising up your Sefa token, and naming it if you wish.  If it is something you wear, then you may wear it now.  If you have no token, you can raise your cupped palms or put your hands to your heart to honor your Sefa.

Hail your Quest

Raise your ‘drinking horn’ and offer good words to your Sefa as you begin this mighty quest. Offer prayers to whichever Holy Ones you wish, for their help and Gods-speed on your journey.  Sip from your ‘horn’ after each speaking.  When you are finished, pour the rest of the drink into the blessing-bowl.

Blessing

Use the twig or your fingers to sprinkle liquid from the blessing-bowl around your altar, yourself, and your soul-token(s) if you have any.

Thanks-Giving and Closing Prayer

All-holy Gods and Goddesses, ancestors, good wights of this place, I offer thanks for your blessing and help with this new adventure I am undertaking: the exploration of my souls, and exploration of my soul-connections with the souls and spirits of other beings, including yourselves.

I take joy in my kinship with you, and with the Feorhcynn: with all that lives.  May the frith among us all strengthen and deepen day by day, as I pursue the wisdom of my own souls, and share in the wisdom of others.

This rite is ended.  I go forth now in frith, and bear gifts of wisdom and blessing with me, always!

If possible, pour the remaining liquid in the blessing-bowl out in a suitable place outside.  If that’s not possible, you could pour it into the pot of a house-plant, or drink it all.  If you must pour it down the drain, first say a prayer to the Earth-mother, asking her to accept this offering however it reaches her, and saying that you mean no disrespect to her by pouring it down the drain.

If you have a Sefa token, have a suitable container to store it in when you are not wearing or using it: a cloth bag or wrapper, a small bowl, jar, or box. Keep the container on your altar or other meaningful place.

Pages

  • A Bit About Myself
  • A Blog on the Inner Ravens of our Ghost-Soul
  • A Heathen Meaning of ‘Ordeal’
  • A Meditation for the Aldr Soul
  • A Meditation on the Hugr Soul
  • A Meditative Tour of the Ferah Soul
  • A Moon Calendar for Advanced Heathen Soul Lore Practice
  • A Tale of Nanna and her Kin
  • About
  • Ahma Initiation Ceremony
  • Ahma Soul as Initiator of Being
  • Alchemy & Ecology of Hel
  • Aldr and Orlay: Weaving a World
  • Aldr Initiation Ceremony
  • All In a Day’s Work: Frigg’s Power of Creating Order
  • An Anglo-Saxon Charm Against a Dwarf: Shapeshifting, Soul Theft, and Shamanic Healing
  • Basic Soul Lore Study Program
  • Booklet: Celebrating Heathen Yule
  • Booklet: Mothers-Night Blot and Yule Celebration
  • Born of Trees and Thunder: The Ferah Soul
  • Celebrating Eostre / Ostara
  • Ceremonies / Rituals
  • Copyright Notices
  • Dances with Daemons: The Mod Soul
  • Definition and Overview of Heathen Souls
  • Deities
  • Detailed Table of Contents for “Oaths, Shild, Frith, Luck & Wyrd”
  • Detailed Table of Contents for “Orlog Yesterday and Today”
  • Detailed Table of Contents for “Wandering on Heathen Ways”
  • Detailed Table of Contents for Book I
  • Detailed Table of Contents for Book II
  • Detailed Table of Contents for Heathen Soul Lore Workbook I
  • Devotional
  • Disir, Hama and Hugr as Healing Partners
  • Dwarves and their Powers
  • Earth Blessing (includes audio)
  • Earth, Water, Wind and Fire: Elemental Modes for Relating to the Deities
  • Elmindreda: Tales of a Heathen Housewight
  • Eostre / Ostara Ceremony
  • Esoteric Affinities of the Heathen Souls
  • Ethics and our Relationships with the Deities
  • Experience and Practice of Compassion in Heathenry
  • Ferah Initiation Ceremony
  • Fields of Awareness
  • Finding the Time: A Guide for Daily Soul-Work
  • Friendship Song
  • Frigg as Soul-Spinner
  • Frith, Friendship, and Freedom
  • Gatekeeper of the Quantum Realm
  • Ghost Initiation Ceremony
  • Ghost Rider: Athom, Ghost and Wode in Action
  • Glossary / Word-Hoard
  • God-Blog
  • Goddess Sif: Kinship and Hospitality
  • Hallow-Streaming
  • Hama Initiation Ceremony
  • Heathen Contemplation: The Resonance of the Heart
  • Heathen Foundations of Marriage: Bargain, Gift, Hamingja
  • Heathen Frith and Modern Ideals
  • Heathen Lifeways
  • Heathen Metaphysics
  • Heathen Rite for a Child Unborn
  • Heathen Rite for an Unjust Death
  • Heathen Soul Lore Foundations (Book I)
  • Heathen Soul Lore Workbook I
  • Heathen Soul Lore, Heathen Philosophy, and More!
  • Heathen Soul Lore: A Personal Approach (Book II)
  • Heathen Spiritual Practices
  • Heimdall: Warder of the Atmosphere
  • Hel-Dweller: Saiwalo, Dwimor and Hel #1
  • HSL Study Program Step 1
  • HSL Study Program Step 10: Hugr
  • HSL Study Program Step 11: Will and Wish
  • HSL Study Program Step 12: Sefa, Hugr, and Modsefa
  • HSL Study Program Step 13: Sefa
  • HSL Study Program Step 14: Saiwalo-Dwimor
  • HSL Study Program Step 15: Fields of Awareness
  • HSL Study Program Step 2
  • HSL Study Program Step 3: Ferah
  • HSL Study Program Step 4: Ahma and Ghost
  • HSL Study Program Step 5: Ghost and Wode
  • HSL Study Program Step 6: Hama
  • HSL Study Program Step 7: Aldr
  • HSL Study Program Step 8: Mod and Hugr
  • HSL Study Program Step 9: Mod
  • Hugr Initiation Ceremony
  • Hunting the Wild Hugr
  • Ideas for Celebrating Heathen Yule
  • Idunn’s Trees: A New Tale for Young and Old
  • Idunn’s Trees: A New Tale of the Norse Goddess Idunn
  • In Thanks to Frigg, the Silent Knower
  • Introduction to Heathen Soul Lore
  • Kvasir and the Fermentation of Wisdom
  • Landwights and Human Ecology
  • Love Songs of Sif and Thor
  • Matrons and Disir: The Heathen Tribal Mothers
  • Meditation and Prayer for the Sefa Soul
  • Meditations
  • Mimir, Odin, and World-Mind
  • Mod Initiation Ceremony
  • Most Recent Posts
  • Mothers’-Night Blot and Yule Celebration
  • Multiple Souls, and Their Implications
  • My Books
  • Mysteries
  • Norns
  • Norns, Causality, and Determinism
  • Norns, Foresight, and Predestination
  • Oathing in Heathen Symbel
  • Oaths, Shild, Frith, Luck & Wyrd
  • Oaths: What they Mean and Why they Matter
  • Of Being and Knowledge: Thoughts about Frigg, Nerthus and Odin
  • Ond, Ahma, Ghost and Breath: Basic Meanings
  • Opening Soul Lore Ceremony
  • Orlog Book Errata Page
  • Orlog Yesterday and Today: The Shapings of the Norns
  • Orlog, Wyrd & Luck
  • Perkwus: The Tree of Life and Soul
  • Practicing Soul Lore
  • Questions and Comments
  • Read Aloud App
  • Renewable Energy Installations as Jotunn-Shrines
  • Roles of Hamingja and Luck in Orlog
  • Saiwalo Initiation Ceremony
  • Saiwalo Meditation
  • Sefa Initiation Ceremony
  • Sefa: The Soul of Relationship
  • Soul Initiation Ceremonies
  • Soul Lore
  • Soul Lore Graduation Ceremony and Celebration
  • Soul Lore Study Guides
  • Soul Lore Summaries
  • Soul-Meditations on the Eclipse
  • Soul-Tokens for Working with Heathen Soul Lore
  • Soul-Winding: A Meditative Ceremony for Maze-Walking (includes audio)
  • Speaking Orlog: The Ancient Role of Symbel
  • Study Guide 1. An Invitation to Heathen Soul Lore
  • Study Guide 10. Exploring your Hugr Soul
  • Study Guide 11. Will and Wish: The Dynamism of Mod and Hugr
  • Study Guide 12. Sefa, Hugr and Modsefa
  • Study Guide 13. Sefa: The Channel of Compassion
  • Study Guide 14. Saiwalo-Dwimor and the Sea of Images
  • Study Guide 2. Foundations of Experiential Exploration
  • Study Guide 3. Exploring your Ferah Soul
  • Study Guide 4. Exploring your Ahma and Ghost Souls
  • Study Guide 5. Ghost and Wode
  • Study Guide 6. Exploring your Hama, Lich-Hama and Ellor-Hama
  • Study Guide 7. Exploring your Aldr, Ørlög, Werold
  • Study Guide 8. Mod and Hugr: Motivating Forces
  • Study Guide 9. Exploring your Mod Soul
  • Summary of Ahma Soul
  • Summary of Aldr Soul
  • Summary of Ferah Soul
  • Summary of Ghost Soul
  • Summary of Hama Soul
  • Summary of Hugr Soul
  • Summary of Mod Soul
  • Summary of Saiwalo- Dwimor Soul
  • Summary of Sefa Soul
  • Sunna’s Wheel: A Song for Sun-Wending
  • Syn: The ‘Just Say No’ Goddess
  • The Alchemy of Hel, Part I
  • The Alchemy of Hel, Part II
  • The Alchemy of Hel, Part III
  • The Alchemy of Hel, Part IV
  • The Alchemy of Hel, Part V
  • The Alchemy of Hel, Part VI
  • The Arising of the Self
  • The Awakening of the Souls
  • The Curious Case of the Missing Wyrd-Word
  • The Evolving Nature of Orlog
  • The Fateful Roots of Orlog:
  • The Gifting of Heimdall
  • The Great Gift: A Way to Understand Heathen Prayer
  • The I in Mimir’s Well
  • The Kindly Gods Go Wandering: Norse Spells as Clues to Heathen Deities
  • The Living Jewels of Brisingamen
  • The Mood of the Runes
  • The Moods of Yuletide
  • The Norns as Beings of Fate
  • The Occult Activities of the Hugr, Part I
  • The Occult Activities of the Hugr, Part II
  • The Practice of Heathen Oathing
  • The Shape of Being Human: The Hama Soul
  • The Shapings of the Norns
  • The Soul and the Sea
  • The Soul-Spindle Exercise
  • The Work of the Three Wells
  • Thoughts about Heathen Afterlife
  • Thoughts on the Afterlife of the Ghost
  • Thoughts on Thor and his Children
  • Threads of Wyrd and Scyld: A Ninefold Rite of Life Renewal
  • Time and the Time-Body: A Heathen Perspective
  • Time, Tense, and the Norns
  • To Honor Vidar
  • Topical Index
  • Trance and Power Chants
  • Two Foundation-Stones of Heathen Ethics
  • Vafrloge: The Hidden Fire and its Runic Channels
  • Vor: Goddess of Awareness
  • Walburga and the Rites of May
  • Walking a Heathen Soul-Path
  • Wandering on Heathen Ways: Writings on Heathen Holy Ones, Wights, and Spiritual Practice.
  • Webs of Luck and Wyrd: Interplays and Impacts on Events
  • Website Notes
  • What Do the Norns Shape?
  • What Happened to Heathen Saiwalo-Soul?
  • Who is Hugr?
  • Wights & Spirits
  • Wigi Thonar: Tuning in to the Powers of Thor’s Hammer
  • Yuletide Songs

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