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weaver-z · 2 years
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I joined a new age magic server out of boredom/curiosity last night, and no joke, an "empath" there told me my aura was pitch black and spiritually upsetting. It is the funniest thing someone has ever described to me.
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rachhoyt · 3 months
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Scientific Proof Tarot Works
When I first began to see signs in the cards while playing poker, I couldn’t understand why God would want me to use the skill in that way. I wasn’t comfortable ignoring the logical, mathematical approach to the game and couldn’t forget the fact that the book which taught me the meanings of the cards says that you should not use the deck of playing cards which you use for tarot to play games. I…
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bhishmsharma95 · 1 year
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Kundalini Yoga is the backbone of all religions, their scientific analysis based on it can stop the growing mistrust among these
Kundalini Yoga is the backbone of all religions, their scientific analysis based on it can stop the growing mistrust among these
Brahmins had a main role in protecting the scriptures from the invaders Many a times, bigoted people make a big ruckus out of small conflicting things. The recent anti-Brahmin articles written on the walls of Delhi’s Jawaharlal University (JNU) is a recent example of this. It is known to all that it would not have been written by the so-called backward castes. This appears to be a conspiracy by…
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reality-detective · 21 days
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Cultivate your consciousness 🤔
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broomsick · 6 months
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List of interesting ressources pertaining to norse paganism, scandinavian folklore and history, and nordic religions in general
These are sources I have personally used in the context of my research, and which I've enjoyed and found useful. Please don’t mind if I missed this or that ressource, as for this post, I focused solely on my own preferences when it comes to research. I may add on to this list via reblog if other interesting sources come to my mind after this has been posted. Good luck on your research! And as always, my question box is open if you have any questions pertaining to my experiences and thoughts on paganism.
Mythology
The Viking Spirit: An Introduction to Norse Mythology and Religion
Dictionnary of Northern Mythology
The Prose and Poetic Eddas (online)
Grottasöngr: The Song of Grotti (online)
The Poetic Edda: Stories of the Norse Gods and Heroes
The Wanderer's Hávamál
The Song of Beowulf
Rauðúlfs Þáttr
The Penguin Book of Norse Myths: Gods of the Vikings (Kevin Crossley-Holland's are my favorite retellings)
Myths of the Norsemen From the Eddas and the Sagas (online) A source that's as old as the world, but still very complete and an interesting read.
The Elder Eddas of Saemung Sigfusson
Pocket Hávamál
Myths of the Pagan North: Gods of the Norsemen
Lore of the Vanir: A Brief Overview of the Vanir Gods
Anglo-Saxon and Norse Poems
Gods of the Ancient Northmen
Gods of the Ancient Northmen (online)
Two Icelandic Stories: Hreiðars Þáttr and Orms Þáttr
Two Icelandic Stories: Hreiðars Þáttr and Orms Þáttr (online)
Sagas
Two Sagas of Mythical Heroes: Hervor and Heidrek & Hrólf Kraki and His Champions (compiling the Hervarar saga ok Heiðreks and the Hrólfs saga kraka)
Icelandic Saga Database (website)
The Saga of the Jómsvíkings
The Heimskringla or the Chronicle of the Kings of Norway (online)
Stories and Ballads of the Far Past: Icelandic and Faroese
Heimskringla: History of the Kings of Norway
The Saga of the Volsungs: With the Saga of Ragnar Lothbrok
The Saga of the Volsungs (online) Interesting analysis, but this is another pretty old source.
The Story of the Volsungs (online) Morris and Magnusson translation
The Vinland Sagas
Hákon the Good's Saga (online)
History of religious practices
The Viking Way: Magic and Mind in Late Iron Age Scandinavia
Nordic Religions in the Viking Age
Agricola and Germania Tacitus' account of religion in nordic countries
Myths and Symbols in Pagan Europe: Early Scandinavian and Celtic Religions
Tacitus on Germany (online)
Scandinavia and the Viking Age
Viking Age Iceland
Landnámabók: Book of the Settlement of Iceland (online)
The Age of the Vikings
Gesta Danorum: The Danish History (Books I-IX)
The Sea Wolves: a History of the Vikings
The Viking World
Guta Lag: The Law of the Gotlanders (online)
The Pre-Christian Religions of the North This is a four-volume series I haven't read yet, but that I wish to acquire soon! It's the next research read I have planned.
Old Norse Folklore: Tradition, Innovation, and Performance in Medieval Scandinavia
Children of Ash and Elm: A History of the Vikings
The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Vikings by John Haywood
Landnámabók: Viking Settlers and Their Customs in Iceland
Nordic Tales: Folktales from Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland and Denmark For a little literary break from all the serious research! The stories are told in a way that can sometimes get repetitive, but it makes it easier to notice recurring patterns and themes within Scandinavian oral tradition.
Old Norse-Icelandic Literature: A Short Introduction
Saga Form, Oral Prehistory, and the Icelandic Social Context
An Early Meal: A Viking Age Cookbook and Culinary Oddyssey
Runes & Old Norse language
Uppland region runestones and their translations
Viking Language 1: Learn Old Norse, Runes, and Icelandic Sagas and Viking Language 2: The Old Norse Reader
Catalogue of the Manks Crosses with Runic Inscriptions
Old Norse - Old Icelandic: Concise Introduction to the Language of the Sagas
A Companion to Old Norse-Icelandic Literature and Culture
Nordic Runes: Understanding, Casting, and Interpreting the Ancient Viking Oracle 
YouTube channels
Ocean Keltoi
Arith Härger
Old Halfdan
Jackson Crawford
Wolf the Red
Sigurboði Grétarsson
Grimfrost
(Reminder! The channel "The Wisdom of Odin", aka Jacob Toddson, is a known supporter of pseudo scientific theories and of the AFA, a folkist and white-supremacist organization, and he's been known to hold cult-like, dangerous rituals, as well as to use his UPG as truth and to ask for his followers to provide money for his building some kind of "real life viking hall", as supposedly asked to him by Óðinn himself. A source to avoid. But more on that here.)
Websites
The Troth
Norse Mythology for Smart People
Voluspa.org
Icelandic Saga Database
Skaldic Project
Life in Norway This is more of a tourist's ressources, but I find they publish loads of fascinating articles pertaining to Norway's history and its traditions.
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Pediatrician Dr Renata Moon:👇
“I have a government telling me that I have to say "safe and effective" and if I don’t, my license is at threat... how am I to give informed consent to patients? We’re seeing an uptick in myocarditis, we're seeing an uptick in adverse reactions... something is extremely wrong".🤔
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bumblingbabooshka · 1 month
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B'Elanna, Neelix, Tuvok and Chakotay needed to star in an episode where they just talked about their different beliefs and approaches to spirituality/religion. Paired off and all together. I need to gain more insight. I need characterization and I need it to be messy.
#B'Elanna's difficulty with Klingon myths and religion (especially due to her internalized racism)#Chakotay's current strong belief in his own spirituality despite his initial complete rejection of it (and how B'Elanna seems to admire#and have talked with Chakotay about it extensively in the past given how many specifics she's aware of)#Neelix's belief in an afterlife being the only thing that comforted him after his entire family was killed - the knowledge that he would be#able to reunite with them again and that knowledge being ripped away from him#Does he still believe? Are there other aspects of his previous spiritual beliefs that are thrown into question?#Just because it isn't 'real' does it make it unimportant? How do we even know whether or not it's 'real'?#He died and doesn't remember reaching that tree and seeing his family - does that mean it didn't happen?#Tuvok's line in 'Innocence' about how he's begun to have doubts about whether or not a katra exists and what happens after someone dies#and his firm ties to Vulcan spirituality and ritual#ALL SO INTERESTING!!!!!!!!#star trek voyager#I don't think it'd be a calm or healthy conversation either - they're not therapists and I don't think anyone but Chakotay#would be particularly careful with his words#and before you say Tuvok's a Vulcan so he would be let me remind you that Tuvok told B'Elanna to her face that he thought Klingons#were basically savages - he is INDELICATE to say the least#Neelix is careful with his words bc he's a people pleaser for survival but also he has a tendency to bother people and be overly pushy#and I think he'd do a lot of research and be the one leading the conversation/the reason they get on the topic and continue on it#B'Elanna wouldn't want to talk about it. She wants to talk about it the least. But she must!!!! Bc the episode demands it!!#st voy
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5bi5 · 4 months
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Wish we could have seen a Kendra-Faith discussion on their philosophies toward slaying because like yes they're opposites in some ways but they've also both fully accepted their slayerhood as a core part of their identities in a way that takes Buffy a long time
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mamaangiwine · 9 months
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Wanting to use words with scientific concepts and theories behind them in your practice-when they don't apply- is not a simple matter of "difference of opinion" or a "difference in approach".
If you want your spirituality to "hold hands with science" that's fine. That's valid. But using scientific concepts as buzzwords to simply make your practice sound more scientific is not that.
It is the opposite of that.
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wayti-blog · 2 years
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rachhoyt · 3 months
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The AWEsome Tarot Journal by Rachel Hoyt
As an Amazon affiliate, I earn from qualified purchases. I wanted to take a moment today to tell you a bit more about my latest publication: the AWEsome Tarot Journal. It’s a guided journal for anyone interested in practicing fortune telling with playing cards. It contains two poems that I wrote so I could “rhyme to remember” the tarot meanings of each playing card and features images from the…
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skitskatdacat63 · 5 months
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Girls when it's finals week and instead of working on their mountain of coursework, they spend 5 hours researching and writing a fandom post....
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reality-detective · 7 months
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These Illegals Pouring In Are Being Provided Money, Food, Clothing, All They Need To Live So They Can Battle Against Us
Wake up!👀Prepare!🛡️Pray!🙏Be Strong!⚔️
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broomsick · 6 months
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While I’m at it, I was quite sorry to hear that new pagans, or non-pagans that are looking into the path, are finding it difficult to do some research on Thórr without seeing so much Marvel stuff. I know that I’ve talked about similar pop culture topics in the past, so right now I’ll just focus on the research part! If you’re using the internet for research, it’s possible to use the “-marvel” tip to eliminate from your search results any article containing the term “Marvel”. I find that it’s useful using key words to specify exactly which Thórr you’re looking into, such as “deity”, “mythology” and the like. It’s not ideal, but it works well if you’re just looking for a broader picture of Thórr as a deity. I find that it’s great for beginners to look into his different attestations, for example, by looking up exactly which historical texts he appears and how reliable these texts and their authors are. From there, it’s possible to find paper or online versions of these texts (either sagas, eddas and the like; basically, any historical records of his myth or worship) and to read them for yourself! Afterwards, to really dive deeper into Thórr, or any deity for that matter, it’s also great (if not necessary!) to look up what modern research and archeology have amounted to. There’s merit in learning from the learned!
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Never forget or forgive what they did🤔
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fuckupurfuture · 8 days
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Attention to the spirituality people of tumblr I’ve been under Hel and Loki for four years now and recently Hades has reached out to me
I’m not entirely sure where to start in terms of alters and offerings and getting more contact with him as well as officially knowing where to start in terms of working with him in general
If there’s any advice for research spots please dm me :)
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