Shaman’s Travels
Through a different Lens
As you can imagine, our Shaman sees our interactivity with the spiritual realm around us very differently. As a spiritually connected visionary, he interprets the experiences he has with the wonders of the physical realm in a way that many cannot understand. However, from time to time we are able to note these incredible findings that we may attempt to see our existence through his eyes. Here are some of his personal notes.
The Shaman’s Thoughts
The power of the elements.
It would be during the dawn of civilization that the four elements of existence would be identified, originally by the ...
Our constant challenge Part 1.
I n my role of being a conduit between the spiritual realm and where we currently reside, added to the ...
Skáldskapr: Embracing our individual Spirituality
Skáldskapr: Embracing our individual Spirituality Our Unique Spirituality Many people have come to me and inquired that their interpretation of ...
Skáldskapr: Learning the usage of our Aura
Many have come to me and inquired about the use of one’s aura. Most of them do not understand the ...
Understanding the influence of the Fates
According to the legends of the Norse that I have come to know, the “Fates” were three sisters that represented ...
Defining a Ritual
How do you define a ritual. A ritual is an intimate, emotional interaction with a spiritual entity on a level ...
Admiring the god Mani
Tonight I sit waiting for my youngest son to complete his football (soccer) practice, I looked to the night sky ...
Today’s Thoughts.
Hello my friends, today as I pondered some additional tinctures to construct from several friends who are looking to generate ...
Unconditionally.
[image0.jpeg]Each and every day I am asked “what really is unconditional love?” Each day I answer the same way, by ...
Healing naturally.
[image0.jpeg]Tonight, as I prepared, yet another batch of what I call “nature’s Tylenol”, which embraces the natural gifts of mother ...
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Norse Calendar
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Nattleysi (Summer Months)
- Harpa (Mid Apr to Mid May)
- Skerpia (Mid May to Mid June)
- Sólmánuõun (Mid June to Mid July)
- Heyannir (Mid July to Mid Aug)
- Trimánõur (Mid Aug to Mid Sept)
- Haustmánuõur (Mid Sept to Mid Oct)
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- Ÿlir (Mid Nov to Mid Dec)
- Mörsugur (Mid Dec to Mid Jan)
- Porri (Mid Jan to Mid Feb)
- Gõa (Mid Feb to Mid Mar)
- Elnmánuõur (Mid Mar to Mid Apr)
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Shamanic Teachings
Norse-Dane Holidays
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Celebrating throughout the Generations
For 2025
- Jan 1 – Porrablót
- Jan 13-16 – Yule
- Jan 29 – Hėlhestr
- Feb 1 – Góublót
- Feb 11 – Charmerende af ploven
- Mar 13 – Disablót
- Mar 20 – Vár Jafnsnátt
- Apr 12 – Sigrblót
- Apr 20 – Ostara
- Apr 30 – Disablót
- May 1 – Walpurgisnacht
- Jun 5 – Danish Constitution Day
- Jun 8 – Skóklafallsdagr
- Jun 20 – Vár Jafnsnátt
- Jun 21 – Midsommer
- Aug 1 – Freyfest
- Sep 7 – Hâustblõt
- Sep 20 – Haust Jafnsnátt
- Oct 29-31 – Vetrnætr
- Nov 1 – Alfarblót
- Nov 11 – Feast of the Einharjar
- Nov 27 – Feast of Ullr and Skadi
- Dec 20 – Yule Season
- Dec 31 – Nye år aften
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