Germanic Paganism

Meme idea from Waldeinsamkeit

Back in February I had made an indirect accusation against someone for copy and pasting an article as their post, and I highlighted possible proof of tampering with the article in question. I realize now that I was mistaken. The individual I indirectly accused was the man behind Einheri’s Channel. After finally speaking with him privately, I realized I had made a dangerous error. It’s very important that accusations of any nature are backed with solid evidence, and if evidence falls short. It’s important to acknowledge wrong doing and take accountability. I would like to publicly apologize to Einheri for my short sighted attack. But I would also like to apologize to all of my subscribers. I gave you all incorrect information, which is something I strive to never do here. The goal of this entire project was to relay correct and truthful information to all of you, I failed to do that. Words can solidify promises, but they mean nothing next to action. So I will strive to do better.

Miðsumarblót at Waldgang. Today we sacrificed to Þórr for victory in our coming endeavors, and reddened the hörgr for his daughter Þrúðr for the strength to destroy the enemies of our tribe. Hail to Him! Hail to the Gods!

Animal sacrifice is defended by the U.S. Constitution. Credit: Þórr siðr

Lokasenna 22-23 indicates that Loki’s behaviors as described by Odin, were not viewed favorably by the Gods. It’s safe to assume that humans should not be behaving this way either. Loki said: “Silence, Odin. You always judge battles unfairly for humans. You have often given defeat to the better side when you shouldn’t have.” Odin said: “You know, even if I did judge unfairly, and made the better side lose, I know that you, For eight years, lived on the earth down below as a cow in milk, and as a woman, and you’ve given birth to children- I call that a pervert’s way of living.” Lokasenna 22-23

"The Hexenkopf in Pennsylvania The Hexenkopf Rock in Pennsylvania is a popular destination for many "Weird" happenings. The site of numerous instances of folklore and "supernatural" occurrences. However most notable the Hexenkopf is considered the Throne the Goddess Holle took after she led the ancestors of the Pennsylvania Dutch to America. In Germany many similar legends are given to mounds, cairns and mountains for Holle so it stands to reason she would find a fitting throne in America for her followers, known as Urglaawe in America."

Gods bless America.

Holles-Brauch Or Holles custom This channel is dedicated to reviving the cult of Holle, her customs, traditions and taboos as well as the religious and semi-religious practices that our forefathers would have followed. The cult of holle was present throughout most of Germany with the name of holle varying from region to region with many of the traits and characteristics of the goddess staying the same. In Pennsylvanian German folk tradition there exists a myth about holle in which she was responsible for the migration of the first German settlers to the new world in 1682. All German-Americans are children of Holle and the goal of this channel is to help those who seek to revive her cult. Hail Holle!