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It seems a certain person in the Lokean community keeps trying to engage with my posts in bad faith, and does so by making new accounts. I'm not really sure why this is, but here we are.
I've got a lot of activity on this blog, so I'm not always checking users, tags, etc. To those in the know: If you see a blog that you suspect is him pop up, please feel free to drop a note in my ask box about it. It would help me avoid engaging with him.
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Y'all, I'm a Norse Heathen, in the south.
I wear a Valknut pendent, usually tucked under my shirt. I was working and it came out.
Didn't realize it. So,uh. This couple comes through my line and starts loudly whispering that I must worship Satan.
Kept at it.
When they left, I told them to have a blessed day.
They nearly shit themselves. 😂😂😂
Everybody get out your finest mead I have just discovered that the AsatruLore forum appears to be offline.
Good riddance.
Today in songs that ought to require a drinks warning: “Big God,” Florence and the Machine
An angry rhetorical question:
No, but really--what’s up with all the gender essentialism in paganism and how the hell do we get rid of it?
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It also blows my fucking mind that heathenry contains so much attitude like this (broad over-simplified generalizations follow):
Heathenry: It’s really important to venerate the land wights! I make offerings on a regular basis! Land wights are awesome! But you don’t want to piss them off.
Heathenry: Nothing good could come of worshiping the Giants, They’re the destructive powers of nature, that’s why Thor fights Them, to keep us safe. Plus, also, Ragnarok. *pisses collective pants*
Heathenry: Jord who? Oh, right, Thor’s mother. I guess that’s cool.
Heathenry: *basically ignores Sunna and Mani*
Opinions on wearing Mjolnir? I've had one around my neck since I started practicing a few months ago but, since I'm in America and white, I've begun to worry about coming across as, well, racist. I'm reluctant to remove it because I like how it looks, and it makes me feel connected to the gods, but I don’t want to send the wrong message to people and communities I actually support. Thoughts?
Do you have a “Black Lives Matter” pin, or other things you could wear (pins, patches, whatever) that the bigots in heathenry are likely to NOT be into? Rainbow jewelry, antifa symbols,things supporting feminism, etc.
If your other talk and other actions around people you have ongoing relationships with (classmates, coworkers, family, etc.) are clearly opposed to racism, those people will know what you’re for, so your Mjolnir shouldn’t give them the wrong impression. As for people you meet in passing, my thoughts are that you can either also wear something to show a clear stand against racism, tuck it under your shirt when you’re out, or try to not worry about what strangers think.
-- Fjothr
Me: how much resin do I need to make the room smell pretty and do offerings? *pours some onto charcoal* This looks like enough.
*ten minutes later*
Me: *running through cloud of frankincense to open windows and turn on whole-house fan*
