A review of Vilhelm Grønbech's seminal work on the religion and culture of ancient Germanic peoples. Grønbech, professor of the hist...

Starting Heathenry Starting Heathenry is a NEW ritual-focused online course which will furnish you with the knowledge and confidence you n...

A guide for setting up an altar to the gods inside your home which you can use for domestic worship. Many people are requesting this kind o...

 His Majesty Charles III, King of the United Kingdom, will be crowned in May 2023 in a ritual which is nearly 1050 years old! The British m...

Once more, before I move on and set my sights ahead, in loneliness I lift my hands up to you, you to whom I flee, to whom I, in the deepmost...

  Dan Capp's Wolcensmen creates heathen hymns from the mists of England. He was originally known as a member of the Anglo-Saxon themed m...

What exactly are elves in the Anglo-Saxon pagan belief system? Did Anglo-Saxon pagans believe in an afterlife and Hell? I will answer all th...

   What were the pre-Christian religious traditions of England like? This two part series serves as an introduction to Anglo-Saxon paganism....

The most important sacrificial animal in the original Indo-European religion was the horse - The very power of their kings depended on an el...

EDIT: Since writing this blog post a thorough genetic study of ancient British and Anglo-Saxon samples has been published by Gretzinger et a...

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Viking and Anglo-Saxon artwork often includes a man with bird shaped horns. This mysterious figure is known as the horned man or the wea...

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Frigg weaves While some modern heathens choose to match ancient Germanic festivals with the Gregorian calendar, others try to stick t...

I have long known of the second Merseberg charm, one of two which constitute the only surviving pagan verses in Old High German. As w...

Now begins Eastermonth! This is an entire month which the Anglo-Saxons devoted to the goddess Ēastre . Her name is not, as some er...

This interview was first published on the Folk Horror Revival blog. Firstly can you tell us a little about yourself – your background...