Whatever became of…?

“Death may be the greatest of all human blessings.” -Socrates (469BC – 429BC)
I’m sure that many are aware of Socrates and his quest for knowledge. A quest which eventually led him along a path of which its’ destination ended with his trial, and death by hemlock. What brings me to the memory of this [...]

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Summations of History
The significance of male witches throughout history cannot be ignored. The numbers who were accused, tried, tortured and executed has been glossed over and de-classified by those of political, ideological, religious and personal agendas, including but not limited to feminist scholars. This very simplistic portrayal between gender and witchcraft does not truthfully reflect [...]

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The first Bard of Ireland, Druid and Wizard: Amergin.
The mound of Millmount, Ireland, is said to be the ancient burial place of Amergin; infamous Bard, Druid, chief of the Milesians, and some say Wizard. In Milesian mythology there exists a number of poems attributed to Amergin, and through a battle with the three Kings of [...]

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There are a few things in this earthly world which I find myself unable to tolerate. Most assurdly, you have your own list of such things which simply go against your inner spirit. A few things from my own list make their way to a little list of things which I just outright will [...]

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A quick little update, along with some further readings available for the-Asatru article post..
source: Norway Post
“The religious fellowship that worship the old Norse gods, the Aasatrufellowship Bifrost, will soon have their own burialplace in Oslo. This has been approved by the authorities, according to Aftenposten.
The new grave site will be shaped like the outline of [...]

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Asatru: A brief overview:

The religion/path of the orgin of Asatru has all but been lost, for the usual reasons of the Christian movements’ to stamp out paganism in Europe. Although it is only in fairness to also state that some countries made the conversion to Christianity for economic reasons as well. We should [...]

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Recently I’ve had to delete some 17 comments from one of the posts. This wasn’t a spammer, those are quickly and easily caught before they can even enter. Rather, these are from one individual who is obviously filled with both ignorance and religious hatred. Of coarse, that IP is now denied, blacklisted.

I will make myself [...]

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Hekate: part two
As we continue our journey into understanding Hekate a bit more, we perhaps need to seperate, or concentrate upon a more limited time frame of Her history. Re-calling that ancient writings spanned some twelve centuries, and two main cultures (Greek and Roman, respectively), we have to accept the realities that over this vast [...]

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News and Views: A small collection
Pandemic? H1N1 flu virus
Let’s see now, topping the media broadcasts today is the outbreak of swine flu. They say this started in Mexico, where there are now over 139 deaths reported. The US, with one confirmed death today, is amoung the now 11 countries reporting suspected cases, with Germany and [...]

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I cannot imagine what it would be like to have restricted internet access from my broadband provider. With all the research I do, all the global internet friendships I cherish, and possibly my own website being restricted to millions of visitors by law, would be devastating to me. I find such attempts at restricting internet [...]

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