Sagnamaðr Stark

I always thought there could be more to Freki and Geri, and Huginn and Muninn. (Thread) Wolves and ravens have a very unique relationship in nature. Wolves will follow ravens to food, and ravens will alert the wolves to danger while they eat.

Thank you @atRachelGilmore for the unexpected support and generous publicity—it gave a significant boost to our donations and ticket sales. In light of your impact, we’d like to offer you the honorary role of official video promoter. We will try not to fire you like global news.

An Ornament and axe of the Bronze Age Koban Culture with the variation of the swastika found on Andronovo pottery, Thracian belts and Anglo Saxon burial urns. From the Tli Necropolis, Georgia.

For those who couldn’t make it. Many thanks to Exiles for hosting!

Artifacts, displays and books are packed. Next stop: Exiles. See you there. ᛉ

Stunning Viking Age equal-armed brooch from Yelets, Russia.

The incredibly based coat of arms of Langen, Lower Saxony, with a sun cross over a barrow with an urn inside. 𐃏

“Ok borðróins barða brautar hringr inn ljóti á haussprengi Hrungnis harðgerðr neðan starði.” “And the ugly ring of the side-oared ship’s road stared up spitefully at Hrungnir’s Skull-Splitter.” ~Bragi hinn gamli, Skáldskaparmál, Faulkes ᚼ

Hrungnir’s heart, and the weapon that tore it from his chest?

Despite the unwarranted hostility and lawfare from the Canadian authorities, the Exiles conference will go ahead. I still intend to be there.

Coins minted in Ribe and Hedeby featured the Hrungnishjarta alongside a stag and serpent, with the stag seemingly biting it; could be Eikþyrnir fighting Níðhöggr, protecting Yggdrasil and upholding cosmic order.

Box brooch from Gotland with a Valknut/Hrungnishjarta and triquetra carved on the bottom.

When any other cultural or religious group organizes and hosts events it’s celebrated, but when pagans do, we’re met with lawfare.