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People in the town of Egilsstaðir in East Iceland have been asked by city authorities to stop feeding the ravens. Ravens have become somewhat of a plague in the northern part of the town, keeping to the trees and lampposts and screeching all night long.
Óðinn er frekar upptekinn á Egilsstað.
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This is my main blog but I've got a couple pagan side blogs, mostly @tuiliel, which is where I was following the thread, but you said:
"Asked Freyja on me at a ritual at PantheaCon" or similar on skald's post any how everyone should contribute more, and that caught my attention, and combined with your ask button text - are you trained in Hrafnar-style Oracular Seidr??? If so, me too - and hello, new friend!
Yes! Not only was I trained in Hrafnar-style Oracular Seidh, I was a member of Seidhjallr and Hrafnar for many years. Diana Paxson was my clergy training mentor as well!
I and a handful of other members hived off a South Bay group from Seidhjallr many years ago, and several have joined us directly since. We no longer focus exclusively on Hrafnar-style Seidh. We are called the Nine Worlds Wanderers. But we've been on a bit of a hiatus lately.
That said, the ritual at PantheaCon I'm referring to in that particular post was actually a Facets of Freyja ritual, conducted by a handful of us from Hrafnar, the Vanic Conspiracy, and Hrafn Skjoldr Kindred combined into "Freyja's Aett".
Sometimes Ravens Fly
I have left Hrafnar. It feels a lot like moving the last of my stuff out of my parent’s house. I haven’t lived there in a long time, but I never stopped thinking of it as home. Until I did.
I was first introduced to Hrafnar when a dear friend invited me to his handfasting at a Heathen campout. I discovered that many people I already knew and liked were regular attendees. So when I found myself…
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Came across this when the wonderful singer/songwriter S J Tucker shared it on her Facebook page. Nice to see a heathen & pagan group based in Northern traditions explicitly supporting and welcoming fellows of all races and backgrounds. The exclusionary attitude of some groups tends to be rather off-putting, but this inspires more optimism.
