Idunna #81

IDUNNA #81 (Autumn 2009) is dedicated to the god Odin. Diana Paxson discusses Odin's nature as revealed through the many names he has in Old Norse poetry; Lorrie Wood writes about the surprising connections between Norse cosmology and the Internet; and Bari Mandelbaum and Doug Freyburger describe how they came to know Odin. Ben Waggoner presents his translation of the Old Norse "Tale of Styrbjorn". Fittingly, there's plenty of fine poetry, plus the usual columns, book and music reviews, artwork, and more!

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Publication Date: Oct 1, 2011
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 Odin Odinism Troth Ring of Troth Theodish Heathen Heathenry Germanic pagan Anglo-Saxon Norse Viking religion spirituality paganism runes

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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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