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As a Resource for Researchers, I Highly Recommend, Keith Osgood’s Völuspá (2023) This unparalleled critical edition includes: · Facing text translations of both surviving manuscripts of Völuspá . · Comparative analysis tying the various figures and events in this poem to the rest of the mythology. · Etymological analysis of names and terms. · 11 essays on Norse cosmology, key figures, and terms in the mythological…

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A working title for a new book: What We Inherit: The Foundations of Folkish Philosophy What We Inherit examines what Folkism is built upon: the folk, our inherited Tradition, and our responsibility to continue it. It will explain how these ideas shape a particularist worldview centered on preserving and passing on the customs and traditions of the folk.

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Introducing the Kvasir Becoming Sedian Program! In this program we will lead students into the world of Sedianism, taking you step by step into the faith so that you can grow in your knowledge, understanding, and practice of the faith itself. This program is part of our new subscription based series! For only $6 a month you will receive beginners courses, guest lectures, resources and more! Join today and your first…

Forgotten Customs of the Germanic Peoples: Álfablót Among the seasonal customs recorded in early medieval Sweden was the Álfablót, a sacrifice made to the Álfar. Our sources for the tradition are limited, but Sigvatr Þórðarson’s Austrfararvísur, composed in the 11th century, records an Álfablót taking place during his travels through Sweden in the autumn. The Álfar were divine beings who are repeatedly mentioned…