Category: Everyday Heathenry
Heathens are not, as a rule, very good at talking about spirituality. Actual spirituality seems often to be brushed aside and regarded as “fluffy” and “New Age-y”. But to me, and I expect to m
On the morning of December 13th most Swedish people, in one way or another, take part in a celebration of Saint Lucy, or “sankta Lucia” as she’s called in Swedish. Surprisingly, this celebration

Right, so I know I'm breaking a rule of writing by writing about writer's block – one, because it's whiny and often feels a lot like trying to get people to praise you, and two, because it's boring
There is, to my mind, something sacred in the gathering of the ripe fruit or grain, and when I have the opportunity to do so, I would be remiss in ignoring it. Harvesting is holy. The act of harvestin

I write quite a lot about children and Heathenry, since my wife and I have two kids and we bring them up in a heathen way, in a heathen context. We try to teach them what we know and include them as m
It can be tricky to try to teach your kids Heathenry. I know my way around the myths, but I'm reasonably good at retelling them for adults, I'm not always the best at doing the same for my children. A
