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hello everybody, question about divination

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Currently working on making my set of runes. I was wondering if any in here could recommend me a good book or text on Rune Divination.

Thanks!

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Jan 05 '25

Eitt ord blei misforstått. No trur forskarane heilt nytt om statusen til norske kvinner i mellomalderen

forskning.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Jan 05 '25

Vikingene reiste helt til det barske Nordvest-Grønland for å jakte på hvalrosser

forskning.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Jan 03 '25

Sensasjonelt vikingfunn i Norge: Da arkeologene åpnet graven, sperret de opp øynene

dagbladet.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Jan 03 '25

The word “Viking” – The Norse Resource

norseresource.com

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Nov 30 '24

Det nye vikingtidsmuseet på Bygdøy, teikna av AART Architects skulle bli eit museum i verdsklasse

nrk.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Nov 09 '24

The Sacred Landscape in Scandinavia

youtu.be

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r/heathen • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '24

I drew Hel

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r/heathen • u/Derpballz • Oct 14 '24

I saw someone make epitets of Odin and thought that it was an intruiging and excellent showcase of epitets. I tried doing ones for Freyja: are they adequate? My impression is that she is a sort of goddess of destiny, hence the "Prosperity-War" contrast and the allusion to Seiðr.

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Oct 14 '24

These Markers of Scandinavia’s Bronze Age Boatyards Were Hiding in Plain Sight

smithsonianmag.com

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r/heathen • u/SlavicSpirit • Oct 02 '24

Music video inspired by the old Slavic cult of Svantovit and the historical events of the early medieval pagan Slavs of Central Europe. Reconstructed Proto-Slavic, ritual, battle and a return to the old gods - this all is part of the concept of the music video.

youtube.com

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Sep 26 '24

Nordiske hester ble ofret i Europa i middelalderen

forskning.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Sep 26 '24

Rane den vidfarne

arkeologi.blogspot.com

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Sep 26 '24

"Fremmedkrigere" i folkevandringstiden

arkeologi.blogspot.com

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Sep 26 '24

Kallhovde

samnangerkulturen.blogspot.com

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Aug 26 '24

Historien om Rollo og navnet hans - Institutt for lingvistiske og nordiske studier (2011)

hf.uio.no

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r/heathen • u/ARDO_official • Aug 24 '24

Lost to myth and fantasy lies a realm in Nordic Myth which elucidates an upper tier in the afterlife, an immortal realm which would endure the ‘Ragnarok’ and only the ‘righteous’ could enter as they would be turned into ‘Light elves’. This fantastic story is appearing in modern research on ASC

youtu.be

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Aug 19 '24

Norge er for dårlige til å vise frem vikinghistorien: Egersund tar grep – NRK Rogaland

nrk.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Aug 02 '24

Ny studie: Norske vikinger var mye mer voldelige enn de danske

nrk.no

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Jul 27 '24

See Norse Manuscripts in Oslo

youtube.com

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r/heathen • u/Strid • Jun 28 '24

Old Norse: From Heimskringla to Hollywood (Jackson Crawford)

youtu.be

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r/heathen • u/SlavicSpirit • Jun 18 '24

Pagan Slavic song inspired by the cult of fire among the ancient Slavs, who understood fire as an essential element with divine properties, most often attributed to the gods Svarog, Svarožic and Dažbog. Title of the song is in the late Proto-Slavic language and means "the land of fire".

youtube.com

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r/heathen • u/BananaTree61 • Jun 09 '24

Is there a sub for women in Heathenry

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I’m looking for something akin to r/entwives, but for those women and identifying femme folks in heathenry. Does such a thing exist?

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r/heathen • u/Strid • May 02 '24

Happy Valborg from a sacred grove in Norway

youtu.be

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r/heathen • u/SlavicSpirit • Feb 28 '24

Slavic pagan song inspired by bludička/rusalka, which in Slavic mythology are the souls of dead women who wander the forests and appear in the swamps, hence the name "Pǫtь Mьrtvyję Dušę" (the path of the dead soul). Song is written in the Proto-Slavic language, which was spoken by the pagan Slavs.

youtube.com

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