Idunna #104

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IDUNNA #104 (Summer 2015) focused on runes—the letters used by pre-Christian and later Germanic and Scandinavian peoples for both mundane and magical purposes. Ann "Gróa" Sheffield leads off with her essay on Mimir and the runes, Diana Paxson writes about runes used in healing and for protection in travel, and Ben Waggoner presents translations of two Icelandic compilations of runes and magical symbols (galdrastafir). We have poetry from Laurel Mendes, Michaela Macha, and Ron Rowand-White, a short story from Diana Paxson, news from the Heathen community, our usual columns, and more!

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Publication Date: Aug 8, 2016
Language: English
Category: Religion & Spirituality
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): The Troth

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Format: PDF

Keywords

Asatru Ásatrú Heathenry Heathen Heathenism Odinism Odinic Theodish Belief Theodism paganism Neopaganism Wicca Northern Tradition Odin magic runes Iceland symbols

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About The Troth

The Troth is an international organization of people who are working to reclaim and rebuild the pre-Christian religious traditions of the peoples of ancient Germany, Anglo-Saxon England, and Scandinavia, collectively known most commonly as Heathenry. We welcome all who are drawn to the gods, myths, and values of these old ways. We publish a quarterly journal, Idunna, which features both scholarly articles and more personal and intuitive writings, poetry, regular columns, and artwork. We also publish a growing line of books of interest to Heathens, from practical handbooks and guides to translations of ancient texts. Members can also take advantage of our training programs in clergy service and in lore study. Visit our website at http://www.thetroth.org/ to learn more about us. Wassail!

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