Hi there, I'm Wolfmond from Northern Germany. I'm interested in Scandinavian History, Nordic Myths and Runes, am (as many of you might are) a Fan of Danheim and his music, and am working with a free, unbound, eclectic mix of pagan rituals from a bunch of different heritages from Europe's North. I'm here to find a mindlike community, having a virtual gathering with all pagans from all over the world here. I'm curious how this community will grow and e-wolves, pardon me, meant: evolves and am proud to support the community with being here, sharing my thoughts and good vibes with you all. Greetings from the Northwest of Germany :) Wolfmond

Is there a certain rune that calls to you? One that jumps out during a reading? Is there one you get nervous when it reveals?

The rune Uruz and its connection to the feminine nature. Student: Here's the situation: over the past week, I've experienced the benefits of others' efforts—people have been doing things for me, offering discounts, and giving me gifts. This effect has been particularly strong during my study of the rune Uruz. K. Menshikova: Uruz represents the power granted by the Mother, and this power often manifests in ways that align with the feminine consciousness. Uruz fills the empty spaces in the mind that lack power, and it brings a message: "Things are not as they should be. A woman should not have emptiness; she should be whole and complete." This kind of awareness is common among women. As the force of the Mother, the rune Uruz simply supports women through the principle of identity. Full video: https://youtu.be/le_Rg_X4boo?si=4rZt8vTbU57JRP0A

How attaching kinship to land can help biodiversity -Rune Hjarnø Rasmussen https://youtu.be/0R-2Cj3Kous?si=4uLgIlJZk3xoIjdI

With many forms of divination (Runes, Ogham, Elemental Scrying ect) which one do you find yourself drawn to or use the most?

There are so many people nowadays who call themselves runologists and claim to be masters, but in reality, it isn't so. How can one tell that he is not dealing with an imposter?” There is a very good way. It is to become a master yourself. Then nobody will be able to fool you. But in order to become a master, you need to have a teacher. It seems to be a Catch-22, but it isn't so. Because according to our tradition, the Northern Tradition, the only one who is able to teach you the Aesir tradition and the runes, and give you an opportunity to embrace its most inner knowledge is the god Odin and him alone. Therefore, if you learn from him and become a master yourself, you will no longer need to ask such a question since it will become meaningless. KSENIA MENSHIKOVA

Read the Eddas, explore mythology and legends, immerse yourself in ancient stories, and meditate with runes. Absorb as much as you can about the runes, and eventually, you’ll be able to distinguish the meaningful from the meaningless. You’ll sense where the true essence of Odin’s wisdom is present and where it is not, recognizing when words are merely empty. Over time, the volume of knowledge will transform into true quality. Personally, I recommend the works of Thorsson, as they certainly contain the wisdom of Odin’s eye. Anton Platov’s books also hold that same depth. Ksenia Menshikova

The rune Inguz. Lesson for a leader - the ability to see small results. The problem with most leaders is that they can't see the forest for the trees. Sometimes they don't even treat their followers as living people. But in fact, all a leader needs to do is push the right button at the right time. And that would be enough to make every employee work like never before. That is the art of great leadership, and it is a matter of tactics, not strategy. The strategist sees everything within the framework of Othala. Unfortunately, strategy without tactics is as dead as theory without practice. But the reverse is also true: tactics without strategy simply don't make any sense. Both qualities are important. Either way, you will need to develop one or the other, as no one can initially have both qualities at once. https://youtu.be/e3pR25GNkQw?si=UAFM0LR3FMIwqVax

Sometimes in my honoring of Óðinn, I like to get a bit wild, half naked wearing furs ja, ja its typical 'brosatru' thing to toss on excessive Furs and act all viking like blah blah. However, we do this occasionally, some of the men in our tribe, especially those very connected to Óðinn, honor the 'god of frenzy' embracing what little we know of the practices of the Óðinnic wolf cult, and it's origins in the Germanic männerbunde. Painting the Ansuz rune on our torsos, to amplify the energy of our shouts, and galðr chanting as we dance around the fire to the beat of the drum as we honor and invite Óðinn to us. The video here is the beginning as I call out to Óðinn and begin to beat the drum

A warrior is not a profession; it is a state of consciousness. It is independent of gender, age, education, or origin. One is either born with it or cultivates it throughout life, becoming someone who is physically incapable of lying because lying destroys the world and violates its eternal laws. Ksenia Menshikova "Runes: A Warrior's Weapon" Available on Amazon