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

Summary of Aldr Soul

Laurie Asra Sottilaro

Source:  Norns at birth;  marrow, bodily fluids

Type: life-soul

Keywords: Nourishment, vitality, Werold, Ørlög, Ealdor yard

Other Language Synonyms: Ealdor (Anglo-Saxon)

Spheres: Time, life-force, orlog, wyrd, mortality, causality

Afterlife: “Does not long survive the end of physical Midgard life as an entity in itself” (Rose 2021 183).  “Once the Gods’ Doom has been spoken, their acknowledgment of our Werold, Aldr says farewell to its soul-mothers, the Norns, and slips back into the well from whence it came. There it dissolves and gives back all it created during life, as Werold-hama gently spreads out to become another one of the endless layers of orlay within the well” (Rose 2021 186).

Patrons: Norns, Frau Holle, Heimdal-Rig, Freyr, Odin,

Care and feeding:  proper nourishment, avoiding dehydration.  Pay attention to its domains, ponder Werold, time, ørlög

Foothold: Bone marrow, fluids; feeds nourishment to body, la

Interface:  La: energy flowing through blood.  Time and its impact on the body. Nourishment of the body and souls.

Concerns:  As our body in time, Aldr tends to be focused on the changes time makes, the impact of fate, and shaping our ørlög. Its main concern is the nourishment of the soul-body complex. It doesn’t experience time the same way we do, which makes communication difficult.

Runes / Bindrune: Perthro, Laguz, Jera, Uruz, Nauthiz, Ingwaz, Raido, Eihwaz, Ac / Oak (Anglo-Frisian Futhorc).

Awareness: subtle energies in food and drink that can nourish us. Time.

Notes:

Children of time

There is a Gnostic concept, explored by Carl Jung, called the Aeon, which can be defined as  “1) an age of time, 2) a finite, created world (both inner and outer), and 3) The godly Spirit indwelling or embodying that time and world. As we shall see here, these meanings overlap very interesting with Germanic Aldr and Werold” (Rose 2021 166).  Humans are children of time, Aldar-beornum or Eldi-barn.  The Aldr then is our Body-in-time, or our continuity.  It is bounded by Ealdoryard, which coincides with our physical exterior, and its energy is very close to the physical spectrum. 

“Our Aldr souls are active agents of the Norns in Midgard.  Input, feedback, and throughput between the Norns and Midgard flow through the Aldr-soul dwelling within each of us, weaving the Orlay of This-World.” (Rose 2021 184)  Aldr has very few personal traits, it “does not play a significant role in our personality, nor does it provide general capabilities such as thought, emotion or will, though it does communicate through intuition” (Rose 2021 188).  One of its primary purposes is to govern time related changes such as puberty and menopause, and our nutrition.

Ørlög is of particular interest to the study of our Aldr.  It “gives our Aldr and our life-span substance and dimension within the domain of time, as our Lich gives us substance and dimension in space. Ørlög does this through the property of ‘continuity,’ which is the analog in Time of the property of ‘shape’ in Space…this linkage and continuity through time gives us our time-body, which is our Werold: the totality of our lifetimes experiences and deeds. The linkage or ‘glue’ that holds our time body together is ørlög” (Rose 2022 160).  Ørlög and its resulting choices continually shape our Werold.

What a Wonderful Werold

Aldr weaves Werold as its hama; that is, “the space-time each person occupies and shapes during their lifetime” (Rose 2021 177) becomes like a tapestry, surrounding the Aldr, creating a supporting structure called the Werold.  “Our Werold is our lifetime and everything it contains: all our thoughts and deeds, choices and experiences. We may think of everything that has happened with us up until now as ‘the past,’ but in fact, it is the Werold we have woven, the garment or soul skin of our Aldr soul … It is worthwhile to learn to see your Werold as a tapestry of threads. Some of these threads were spun by yourself, others were spun by the Norns, and by people who have influenced you or touched your life significantly, for good or ill. Others are spun by the society and culture we live in, by the history of our kin and culture, and by many other factors, such as genetics” (Rose 2022 165).  When we die, the Aldr goes to the Urðarbrunnr, the Well of Fate, and the Werold remains in the well to become layers of ørlög itself.

Aldr and Health

“A primary function of the Aldr soul is to nourish and support our physical life and all the achievements and experiences of this life” (Rose 2021 163-4)  “Our Aldr soul is, among other things, a channel for nourishing spiritual energies to flow into our Lich.  This inflowing nourishment is contained within our Ealdorgeard or Ealdor-yard, an energetic construct that maps onto our physical body, where our Ealdoryard energetically overlaps with our Lich-Hama and Ferah” (Rose 2022 155). 

Nourishment is not just physical, but emotional, mental, and spiritual as well; we are affected both by its presence and its lack, as well as inputs that are not nourishing.  The Lich is much like Urd’s well: layers of ørlög accumulate over time, like rings of a tree. We can assume that “grief and related emotions actually cause a slow, creeping loss of the Aldr-soul, showing the great importance and need for methods of emotional as well as physical healing in order to keep our Aldr hale” (Rose 2021 171).

“For those who work within a shamanic mindset, the Ealdoryard is often the location where energy-intrusions or ‘worms’ and other illness-causing wights make their lairs, impacting the Lichama and Ferah through the Aldr soul.  Grief and suffering deeply affect the Aldr, and over the long term, can cause erosion of this soul, limiting its ability to funnel spiritual nourishment into us, and leading into a vicious cycle of suffering, illness and inner loss” (Rose 2022 155-6). 

Winifred proposes the term Aldr-wita (‘wita’ meaning ‘knowledge’) as an analog to the Vedic Ayurveda, for a heathen approach to holistic healing.  A  male practitioner would thus be called an aldr-witega or aldr-vitki for man, while a female practitioner would be an Aldr-witegestre, aldr-witegess or aldr-witka.  She also proposes alveig meaning ‘nourishing drink’ for any holistic health potion, like a healing tisane or tincture (Rose 2021 p. 169).  The work of Aldr-Wita would include rune work, herbalism & natural remedies, spiritual / magical healing, healthy lifestyle, & emotional support networks.

The Ordeal

Many Heathens perceive life as a series of ordeals to be overcome.  Ordeal in this context meaning “the primal roots of a given ordeal-circumstance: the ørlög, the weaving of wyrd, which has been dealt out for me to face here and now, in this place, in this time…life itself is an ordeal in this sense: a complex, patterned knot or nexus of strands of ørlög, arising from the past, gathered together in the present, and shaping the future to come.  The ordeal of life…shapes the whole pattern of our Being, and shapes the meaning that our life holds.  Our purpose in life is not to avoid or escape true Heathen ordeals, but to rise to the challenge they offer: the challenge not only to meet the ordeal successfully, but to use it as a vehicle to emerge from the ordeal with greater soul-qualities than we had when we went into it” (Rose 2022 161).  There are absolutely worse ways to look at hardship; this puts it into a healthy framework.

Possible Traits: 

Appropriate care toward ageAge obsessed
Comfortable with entropyFear of obsession with fate
Health food nutFights entropy
Mindfully shapes ørlögFollows every diet trend
Timelessness 
Wyrd/Orlog in our lives 

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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