Odinist religion worships a pantheon of deities. The ancient Norse people, who lived in Scandinavia during the Viking Age from approximately the 9th century to the 11th century CE, …

The Odinist afterlife has several destination, depending on how one has lived (and died). The most esteemed go to Valhalla, brought there by warrior maidens called Valkyries. Some Rites …

Mills’s Odinist religion was quite different from what modern Ásatrú would later become. It was nearly monotheistic; Odin, for Mills, was essentially synonymous with the One God, being “that …

Old Norse religion, also known as Norse paganism, is a branch of Germanic religion which developed during the Proto-Norse period, when the North Germanic peoples separated into a …

Odinist Fellowship; The chief deity in Odinism is Odin, who is also called Woten, Woden, or the Alfadir (All-Father). Odin is the god of war, death, and wisdom. This modern heathen religion …

Odinism starts with the individual and extends, through the family, to the community and the world. So with worship, which is at present practiced mostly at family level, the festivals of the …

In 1973 John Gibbs-Bailey (known as "Hoskuld") and John Yeowell (known as "Stubba", 1918–2010) founded the Committee for the Restoration of the Odinic Rite or Odinist …

In my research, I will clearly identify what it means to be an Odinist through looking at the history, practices, ideologies, and customs of Odinism. I will then be comparing this contemporary take …

2023年4月27日 · An Odinist is someone who follows the Norse god Odin. The religious organization known as the Odinic Rite defines Odinism as “the natural religion of the peoples …

The Holy Nation of Odin is an On-Line, Outreach Ministry, OPEN to all like-minded kinfolk, whether incarcerated or free world. Founded by the Sons of Odin, 1519 Vinland Kindred, the …