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Comment on About by Andy

Andy — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 01:38:54 +0000

Bjorn,
I just found your blog. I have not made it completely through, but it is very interesting. I have recently felt a compulsion to follow the path of Heathenism. I decided to start local, and that is how I found your blog. I was hoping to talk to you about your path. I’m hoping to find some basic direction with this. If you are interested or have suggestions of where to look, please email me at climb2gloryfan@gmail.com. Thanks.

Comment on About by J.C.

J.C. — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 07:43:14 +0000

Greetings,
I read your piece about the Faerie Moon group. I wish to talk to you more indepth about them if it’s possible. I am rightfully owed money and items by them which now I’m starting to get the feeling that I will never see. Please email me at gotter56@hotmail.com

Comment on Growing Up: The Maturation of Reconstructionism by Lore and UPG | Weaving Wyrd

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Comment on Approaching a Pagan Orthodoxy by Michelle Camacho

Michelle Camacho — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 13:45:30 +0000

Man if only this could happen I would be the first to attend such gathering. My heart is saddened by the fact that most people see us a ” flakes” and “weirdos”. We are loving caring people who believe in different things and follow a different spiritual path. I hope that I day this dream will come true. Blessed Be

Comment on About by nakedwoadwarrior

nakedwoadwarrior — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:38:52 +0000

Hail Caden, and well met.

Unfortunately I don’t hail from the UK or Canada, but I hope to soon be an American ex pat as my partner and I wish to move to Canada and then eventually somewhere in Europe. I have been asked before if I am from the UK, I suppose I tend to type in the Queen’s English (proper English in my opinion ), I also read a lot of old books which are generally written thus.

Where are you from originally, are you a European ex pat living in America? If so I should be fascinated to discuss current events in Europe or Canada with you as I am always interested to hear things from the man on the street as it were.

Frith,
Bjorn Odinsson

Comment on About by caden lever

caden lever — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 03:30:32 +0000

Hi Bjorn!

Soooo, you spell glamor “glamour” and talk about putting “petrol” in your car. Just curious, are you from the UK or Canada? I’d love to meet more ex pat heathens here in Vinland!

Comment on What is Heathenism? Part 2 by Buy Salvia

Buy Salvia — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 06:07:20 +0000

Keen share here and I like your take on things. One thing I’ve experienced is what we think about is 100% what we receive. We create our own reality.

Comment on Ethnocentrism, isn’t that – like. . .racism?! by me

me — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 01:52:18 +0000

I think its funny that_your_ society (America) has so many wannabe (unLineaged) Wiccans “reclaiming” the word “witch”.
Do they have auctions?
Is that the only thing they’ve got up for sale?

So many real society members live in the moment.
My childrens ancestors seldom have time for such games as “Reconstructionism”. You are who yuo are, you are what you are, and a person only as good as the measure that their actions measure to their word. The rest was silliness which tended to get (a) beaten out or (b) worked out of one.

Comment on Gender Roles and their Mysteries by me

me — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 01:47:39 +0000

Gender roles I see your PhD read too many books (based on self-importance and self-hype).

How many women will build a bridge?
They are smart and often find other ways of doing things, but proactively creative – that doesn’t involve the “My comfort is enhanced” or “It is Mine” mindset (both very immanent, and prominant, sets) then you will have to get a man.
Many women like to do the things they do, and like to look after their families and chat endless to their friends. By a large majority. And by “like” I mean in action not in “pleasure”. Whens the last time you saw batchelor guys tidying house (who weren’t gay). Tool chest yes, perhaps. But not dishes, toilet. As for her, she’ll collect stuff until the property bursts at the seams, because its hers.
Although we’re seeing a lot of emasculated males with urbanisation which is messing the water since a large number of people know masculine men these days.