Germanic paganism

refers to the religious beliefs of the Germanic peoples preceding Christianization. The best documented version of the Germanic pagan religions is 10th and 11th century Norse paganism, though other information can be found from Anglo Saxon…

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What is Oimelc? Related to Imbolc and Disting is another name for the Norse, Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian pagan holiday. Festival of Idises and Disir.

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Common symbols within Norse/Germanic paganism.

These are images of the cosmic tree of Yggdrasil that supports all the worlds and all life. How’s that for Mother Earth? The Upper Level Asgard – Located at the very top of Yggdrasil, A…

The Germanic goddess Ostara or Ēostre is known as the goddess of spring and dawn. She was mentioned only once by the British historian Bede in his work

Most of the nations in modern-day Central, Western, and Northern Europe can be described as either Nordic, Germanic, or Celtic. But it's definitely no

Germanic Pagan Holidays | Gods & Goddess of Oimelc & Charming the Plow – The Devil & The Dame

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The Norns are arguably the most powerful beings of all in Norse mythology – they govern the lives of gods and mortals.

Eastre, Eostre or Ostara, Germanic goddess of spring. These are photographs of book illustrations from 'Myths of the Norsemen' by H. A. Guerber. They have been taken from my own copy of the book which was printed in 1908. As far as I know the work is old enough to be out of copyright, but I will remove the images if this is not correct. Please note the photographs are the property of Ormrede and should not be used without his permission.