Ease Yourself. Strength Has Found You.

you have changed

if you love the egg

Not everyone knows this, but the “Nine Noble Virtues,” or “NNV,” are not set down and codified anywhere in the lore. They were first created by members of the British Union of Fascists and National Socialists, the Odinic Rite, and the Asatru Folk Assembly.

All three of these organizations are made up of fascists and white supremacists.

So here’s a friendly reminder for my lovely followers that “folkish” “volkish” and “Odinist” are white supremacist dog whistles and that someone who self-identifies with those labels is a white supremacist or, at the VERY least, identifies with elements of white supremacist ideology.

And an unfriendly fucking reminder to all f*lkish and v*lkish heathens that YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE. 

This blog is a safe space for heathens and pagans of color. This blog is a safe space for queer pagans, including transgender and gender nonconforming folks. This blog is a safe space for disabled and neurodivergent pagans. This blog is run by a queer, neurodivergent follower of the Norse gods and upholds a heathen path that celebrates the rich cultural and ethnic diversity of the historic Old Norse people.

I am not interested in dialogue with white supremacists and white supremacist sympathizers, because allowing those voices in my community makes this space less safe and welcoming for my brothers and sisters. 

Any blogger I see with f*lkish or v*lkish in their bio is getting blocked and reported on sight. Do not fucking interact with me. Do not fucking interact with my posts. Do not fucking interact with my followers. You are not welcome here. 

Thor protect me give me health,

Freyr let me love myself

Odinn god of the insane 

(And most of these work no matter how discreet you have to be!)

Food- No holiday is complete without a feast! Have a potluck, try a new recipe in the kitchen, or just contemplate your usual dinner and be thankful that you have food. Lots of sabbats have popular recipes or ingredients that you could try making, or incorporate those types of foods into your meals.

Spend Time Outdoors- Have a picnic, go on a walk, or just sit on a chair and observe nature for a little while. Feel the air and observe how the seasons have changed.

Pay it Forward- Celebrate family, do something nice for your friends, or volunteer in your community.  Go out and help people. ‘Tis the season!

Clean and Cleanse- A lot of holidays focus on some type of new beginnings. Clean your space and cleanse yourself of any residual energies you may be holding onto. Getting everything tidy and organized is a great way to give yourself a foundation for the coming year, no matter when that year begins!

Self Reflect- Think about where you were 365 days ago. How much you’ve grown, what you’ve gained and lost, what lessons you have been taught. What are your goals for the future? What is your next step?