Wyrd - http://en.wikipedia
Symbel - http://en.wikipedia
Bragarful -http://en.wikipedia
Blot - http://en.wikipedia
Seid - http://en.wikipedia
Online Resources -
http://omacl.
original source materials here for free)
www.thetroth.org
www.thorshof.org
www.odinic-rite.org
http://www.gippeswic.demon.co.uk/odinshof.html
http://www.tha-engliscan-gesithas.org.uk/ The English Companions - a
more academic resource.
A suggested booklist: the links will take you to the page at Amazon.co.uk, and from there you will find other links to similar books.
Edda, translated by Anthony Faulkes.
The Poetic Edda, translated by Carolyne Larrington.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1419121707/1684
True Hearth by James Chisolm - a guide to everyday heathen practise
Nine Worlds of Seid-Magic: Ecstasy and Neo-Shamanism in North
European Paganism - Jenny Blain, and by the same author Wights and Ancestors: Heathenism in a Living Landscape (Understanding Heathenism S.)
The book of Seidr -The Native English and Northern European Shamanic
Tradition - Runic John
Our Troth - Kveldulf Gundarsson - the working practise and research
of The Troth
Teutonic Religion: Folk Beliefs & Practices of the Northern
Tradition - Kveldulf Gundarsson
Way of The Runes - Bernard King
The Norse Myths: Gods of the Vikings. - Kevin Crossley Holland -Modern
Beowulf - There are loads of translations out there.
Gods and Myths of the Viking Age - H.R. Ellis Davidson, A good
introduction to the academic perspective on Norse religion.
Chronicles of the Vikings: R I Page - An anthology of Viking-Age
writings
An Introduction to English Runes - R.I.Page - Comprehensive academic
study of the anglo-saxons use of the runes
The Agricola and the Germania - P. Corneliu Tacitus - the main primary source for
the beliefs of the early Germanic tribes.
She also recommends pretty much everything from Anglo-Saxon books
There's a book list from thetroth that looks very
comprehensive -
http://www.thetroth.org/memsvc/stewards/flyers/benw/flyer8.pdf
www.odinic-rite.
http://www.gippeswi
http://www.tha-
more academic resource.
A suggested booklist: the links will take you to the page at Amazon.co.uk, and from there you will find other links to similar books.
Edda, translated by Anthony Faulkes.
The Poetic Edda, translated by Carolyne Larrington.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1419121707/1684
True Hearth by James Chisolm - a guide to everyday heathen practise
Nine Worlds of Seid-Magic: Ecstasy and Neo-Shamanism in North
European Paganism - Jenny Blain, and by the same author Wights and Ancestors: Heathenism in a Living Landscape (Understanding Heathenism S.)
The book of Seidr -The Native English and Northern European Shamanic
Tradition - Runic John
Our Troth - Kveldulf Gundarsson - the working practise and research
of The Troth
Teutonic Religion: Folk Beliefs & Practices of the Northern
Tradition - Kveldulf Gundarsson
Way of The Runes - Bernard King
The Norse Myths: Gods of the Vikings. - Kevin Crossley Holland -Modern
Beowulf - There are loads of translations out there.
Gods and Myths of the Viking Age - H.R. Ellis Davidson, A good
introduction to the academic perspective on Norse religion.
Chronicles of the Vikings: R I Page - An anthology of Viking-Age
writings
An Introduction to English Runes - R.I.Page - Comprehensive academic
study of the anglo-saxons use of the runes
The Agricola and the Germania - P. Corneliu Tacitus - the main primary source for
the beliefs of the early Germanic tribes.
She also recommends pretty much everything from Anglo-Saxon books
There's a book list from thetroth that looks very
comprehensive -
http://www.thetroth
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