Self to Self by C.N.J. Cornwell *Long He hung, in windy bough,
Nine dark nights, each hour to hour.
The split was great, that spear-side gash,
"Myself to self" - High noose in ash.

In Frenzy's call, in slumber's sleep,
None so know where roots run deep.
Eternious green and stood as still;
Mystery shrouds the Yggdrasil.

For Odin Lord; the God of man;
Sought to know where all began.
Yet true he speaks, amidst all lies,
"The wisest heed the middle-wise."*

We must be a force for creation in a culture bent on our destruction.

Throwing accusations and slander at other men on the internet is ergi as fuck and, if you're going to do it to hold other men to account, you'd better have some proof. This online community of folkish heathens can be amazing at times, and at others it's downright poison.

Maybe we should start holding these slanderous individuals to account. The very act of trying to destroy a man's reputation based on lies is itself dishonourable

Germanic theology in the Eddas
I had a follower ask me which sections of Edda literature I thought contained the primary sources for general Germanic theology and belief. Here is a list I came up with. I know that others may disagree thinking there are other areas or text that should be mentioned. However, I intend this for general beginners.
The Völuspá: shows a common Eurasian/ Indo-European creation myth that reflects similar things in the Greek tales as well as the Rig Veda Mandala 10. It also shows the cycle of life and rebirth, similar to other Indo-European groups and Samara. As well as the creation of man.
Rígsþula: shows the creation of the tripartite caste system.
The Hávamál: has proverbial wisdom for daily life and warriors. and Odin's path to Enlightenment / Runes.
Grímnismál: 8-10, Helgakviða I-II, and Völuspá 32 stanza describe Valhalla.
Helgakviða : Reincarnation
Grímnismál and Gylfaginning describe Asgard in general, which can be compared to Elysium and Olympus / Svargaloka / Mt. Sumeru (Meru).
Gylfaginning: (as long as someone can decipher the Euhemerism) shows the Order from Chaos, the organization of the Heavens, and the role of the Gods as well as Odin's position as God/Chieftain.
Note: I think the Völsunga saga in general presents a majority of the folklore and cultural setting that would represent all Germanic peoples.
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I was reading a prayer to Apollo and took inspiration from it to make this prayer to Baldr. I felt it was worth sharing considering it is appropriate for the season. Feel free to use it. :)

I hark and bring to mind he who reigns from his holy hall in heaven.
Come O' Blessed Lord of the Bright Sun, Boundlessly beloved Baldr,
Bliss-Bringing Bestower of Blessings, Bleeding Lord, Layer of Limitless Love, Gleaming God.
You who’s brow shines as bright as the sun and brings us boons aplenty;
Your solar eyes dispel the darkness.
With your return, you radiate rapture from Heaven above.
You, O Baldr, who restores hope and happiness to all beings on Midgard.
Great is he who honors you, wicked is he who do not.
We wish to be in your presence,
O Far Wanderer, so that we may be in your wonderful light once more.
Bless us this day precious Baldr.

Any Black Metal or Neo Folk fans out there... you might be interested in my cover of a classic Emperor song - just released today.

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I'm pleased to present the classic Emperor song 'With Strength I Burn', re-imagined in the signature Wolcensmen style. This was faithfully prepared for the forthcoming Emperor Tribute Part I "Emperial Tribute Ceremony" which will be released very soon on…

Is Ingvar/Yngvar, one of the descendants of the House of Yngling (Scylfings) buried in the Salme ship(s) burial in Estland / Estonia?

Here is an interesting thread regarding this exciting Viking find.

Yngling means descendant of Frey by the way and Yngvi-Frey (Ingwaz by some accounts) is the progenitor of the Ynglinga dynasty. The Ingaevones is interwoven into this story as well and let’s not even talk about why we call Albion “Ingland” as opposed to “Angland.”