Hámundr and Ulfr raised this stone in memory of Hrólfr, their father; Eybjǫrg in memory of her husband. They owned the estate of Sleðabrú, Freysteinn and Hrólfr, þegns of strength. Runestone Sö 367 📍Släbro, Nyköping Dated to somewhere between - 980–1015 ( Viking Age ) Rune reading hamunr : ulfʀ raisþu : stain : þinsi : efti : hrulf : faþur : sin : ayburg : at : unir sin þaiʀ otu : by : slaiþa:bru + fraystain : hrulfʀ o^þru<toʀ> <þia>k<n>a Old West Norse Hámundr, Ulfr reistu stein þenna eptir Hrólf, fǫður sinn, Eybjǫrg at ver sinn. Þeir áttu bý Sleðabrú, Freysteinn, Hrólfr, þróttar þegnar.

- Végautr raised these stones in memory of Þorgautr, his brother - Runestone Ög 197 - Dated to 980-1015 ( Viking Age ) 📍 Mjölby, Sweden. Rune reading ⁑ uikutr ⁑ risþi ⁑ stina ⁑ þisi ⁑ ift(i)(ʀ) ⁑ [þu]rkut × bruþur ⁑ sin Old West Norse Végautr reisti steina þessa eptir Þorgaut, bróður sinn.

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🇬🇧 text + link further down. 🇸🇪 Bevarandet av vår Tro och Kultur. I hjärtat av de nordiska länderna, där de snöklädda fjällen möter de vidsträckta skogarna och de djupa sjöarna, finner vi en rikedom av kulturell och jordnära arv. Det är här, bland de dramatiska landskapen och de uråldriga traditionerna, som Nordiska Asa-samfundet tar sin plats som en bevarare och stöttepelare för vår tro, vårt arv, vårt ursprung och våra traditioner. Asatro, eller tillbedjan av de nordiska gudarna och gudinnorna, är en tro som har rotat sig djupt i den nordiska kulturen och historien. Den sträcker sig tillbaka till forntiden då våra förfäder, med sitt djupa band till naturen och kosmos, fann förankring i en tro på krafter som Oden, Tor, Freja och alla de andra makterna. Denna tro har överlevt århundraden av förändringar och utmaningar och lever idag vidare genom Nordiska Asa-samfundet. Läs hela artikeln på: https://asa-samfundet.se/bevarandet-av-var-tro-och-kultur/ 🇬🇧 The Preservation of our Trú and Culture. In the heart of the Nordic countries, where the snow-covered mountains meet the vast forests and deep lakes, we find a wealth of cultural and earthly heritage. It is here, among the dramatic landscapes and ancient traditions, that the Nordic Asa-Community takes its place as a guardian and pillar of our trú, our heritage, our origins, and our traditions. Asatru, or the worship of the Norse gods and goddesses, is a belief deeply rooted in Nordic culture and history. It dates back to ancient times when our ancestors, with their deep connection to nature and the cosmos, found anchorage in a faith in powers such as Odin, Thor, Freyja, and all the other mighty beings. This belief has survived centuries of changes and challenges and lives on today through the Nordic Asa-Community. Read the full article at: https://asa-samfundet.se/en/the-preservation-of-our-tru-and-culture/

Heil Æsir! Heil Ásynjur! Heil Þursar!

Place names in Britain named after Thor/Thunor: England 1. Thundersley (Essex) – Thunres lēah ("Thunor's clearing"). 2. Thunderfield (Surrey) – Thunres feld ("Thunor's field"). 3. Thurleigh (Bedfordshire) – Thunor’s leah ("Thunor’s clearing"). 4. Thurlow (Suffolk) – Thurlawe ("Thunor's hill"). 5. Thurcroft (South Yorkshire) – Possibly Thunor's croft ("Thunor’s enclosed land"). 6. Thurgrill (Derbyshire) – Possibly derived from Thunor. 7. Thurgarton (Nottinghamshire & Norfolk) – From Old Norse Þórgarðr ("Thor’s farmstead"). 8. Thurlaston (Leicestershire & Warwickshire) – Possibly from Þór-lāh-stūn ("Thor’s stone settlement"). 9. Thurning (Norfolk & Huntingdonshire) – Derived from Thunor or Old Norse Þór + ing (people of Thor). 10. Thurvaston (Derbyshire) – May derive from "Thor’s settlement." 11. Thurston (Suffolk) – Possibly Thur's tūn ("Thor’s farm or settlement"). 12. Thorley (Hertfordshire & Isle of Wight) – Þór-lēah ("Thor’s clearing"). 13. Thorngumbald (East Yorkshire) – "Thor’s village," combined with a later personal name. 14. Thornton (Many locations: Lancashire, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, etc.) – "Thor’s farm or enclosure." 15. Thorpe (Many locations: Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, etc.) – From Old Norse Þorp ("Thor’s village or hamlet"). 16. Thurton (Norfolk) – "Thor’s town." Scotland 17. Thurso (Caithness) – Þórs-á ("Thor’s river"). 18. Thornton (Fife, Angus, Lanarkshire) – "Thor’s farmstead." 19. Thornhill (Stirling & Dumfries) – May contain a reference to Thor. 20. Torwood (Stirlingshire) – Possibly linked to Thor, though uncertain. Wales 21. Torne (River Torne, South Yorkshire & Lincolnshire) – Possibly related to Thor

Heill Dagr! Heilir dags synir! Heil Nótt ok Nift! Óreiðum augum lítið okkr þinig Ok gefið sitjöndum Sigr! Heilir Æsir! Heilar Ásynjur! Heil sjá in fjölnýta fold! Mál ok mannvit gefið okkr mærum tveim Ok læknishendr, meðan lifum

The Norse tradition versus black book magic: Each tradition focuses on different aspects. When practicing within a specific tradition, it is crucial to follow its rules. If you choose to practice another, you must respect its guidelines, and it is generally best not to mix the two. Where these traditions cannot be integrated, it is wise not to force a blend. You must thoroughly understand both mythologies and be able to discern where they align and where they clearly do not. The Norse tradition and black book magic rest on entirely different principles. The Norse tradition is the tradition of free individuals, a tradition of warriors who were never subjugated. In contrast, black book magic is rooted in Christianity. It is a fusion of Christianity and paganism, but more specifically, it represents the darker aspects of Christianity. At its core, black book magic remains a form of Christianity, albeit its underground, shadow side. Because it is based on Judeo-Christianity, it stands in direct opposition to the Norse tradition. https://youtu.be/UmGxOGo8Ugw?si=T0TMfVPA7lgzKUMZ

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For Thurseblot durning the first full moon of the year. Hail to the ancient Jotnar, Guardians of the wild and untamed, I offer a feast of meat, eggs and honey mead from my land. To honor your strength and wisdom. Thor, son of Jord, who battles with might, Loki, trickster of the frost, Skadi, fierce goddess of the mountains, I acknowledge your kin, the giants of old. May this offering be a bridge Between the realms of man and Jotunheim, Bringing peace, understanding, and respect. Hail to the Jotnar, ancient and enduring.