Norse Pagan Symbols: Mjölnir

[@wolfgangalexander5423]

I carved my mjolnir out of wood and burned in some runes. A storm came through almost immediately after I finished it. Amazing feeling

[@athenassigil5820]

Many years ago in 1991, I had just received a Mjölnir pendant that I designed and a friend had carved out of wax and then had it made for me in silver. The day I first wore it to work was really weird, I was marvelling at my new pendant when out of nowhere a huge storm unleashed a hail of hard rain, thunder and lightning.....this happened so suddenly and then like a walking wall diapeared only to reveal one of the most beautiful rainbows and glorious sunshine and white blowing clouds....I'm not saying it was Thor ...but.....

[@grafmecx2641]

I hope you made the pagan version and not the marvel version

[@lukevortex1037]

I remember the first time I ever sacrificed, it was to Thor and immediately when I was finished it started to storm, with lightning and thunder, that moment was powerful and I will never forget it.

[@luizguilhermesantos8310]

@@grafmecx2641 if he did the marvel version, the storm was Thor pretty mad with him because of it 😂

[@grafmecx2641]

@@luizguilhermesantos8310 Hahaha he would be all like ''give me that shit, I'll throw it as a bait to catch Jörmungand''

[@nikolaiivankovic6927]

I work at a garden centre and one of the first days that I wore my mjolnir at my job, I had an elderly gentleman spot it around my neck. He lit up with excitement and showed me his, it was a beautiful little golden hammer inlaid with turquoise. I have at least one other person recognize the hammer (and other symbols I wear) every couple of days and ask me about them. I've actually referred a few curious people to this channel to learn more this week alone!

[@desmondmoonbear8149]

I made my mjölnir necklace out of bronze. when I was cutting it and shaping it, I looked out of my shop and two of the largest Ravens were sitting outside my shop

[@scottfergusson8411]

We have a mated pair of ravens in our back yard .... they have 3-4 chicks every year . Love them !

[@justinblack2984]

Hail Thor, hail the gods and hail the folk

[@craigbenson6725]

Thank you for your wisdom. I've watched most of your videos and I appreciate the knowledge you share.

[@theinsantification]

I'm brand new to this faith and I asked the gods to reveal themselves to me for who should be my patron and a week later I saw Thor in the clouds and the same night or following night, I had a dream of lightning and rain. The feeling of seeing Thor while I was driving to work was euphoric and exciting.

[@SuraimuWasTaken]

I had a verg similar experience. I'm a very new practitioner of the faith and this morning I looked in to the clouds and saw a mjolnir in the sky and to me that screamed of being a sign of Thor.

[@Wotansfogal]

So you are a christian

[@username65585]

The Slavic artifact known as the Axe of Perun seems quite similar to the Mjolnir pendants that people wear.

[@pierredessein5568]

They come from a common root. Perun is the Slavic equivalent of Thor, they both are descended from the Indo-European storm god *Perkwunos, who is associated with striking weapons such as axes, hammers, and clubs. I'd recommend watching Survive the Jive's video on Thor's hammer to learn more :)

[@jamescardwell2986]

My Wife who is of Norwegian Decent bought me a Hammer four years ago now. It and my wedding Band were gifts for Easter. I am of Norman Decent and my Ancestors came from Norway and settled in Normandy quite a long time ago. My Hammer has the Maltese Cross or Iron cross on the top. My Wedding Band is Tungsten steel, Gunmetal finish with the Futhark alphabet.

[@Innes771]

I only recently started wearing a mjolnir, but to me it's one of our most important symbols in modern heathenry. It only began appearing as something that was worn in the later viking age, perhaps to counter the christian crosses or perhaps just inspired by them, who knows? But we do know that it represented someone who was Heathen, a person who believed in and saw the importance of Thor. And in that same period, it was one of mass conversion, prejudice against heathen's and even violence to an extent, so it was definitely a statement back then of refusing to adopt the new ways. Christians of course won in the end, and even Mjolnir's with christian crosses on have been found, and the symbol lost it's meaning and people stopped wearing it for nearly a thousand years. But in the modern day, us reclaiming this symbol that we know held a level of importance to the very last generations of heathens, and being able to wear it in public with no persecution or bigotry is a big thing in all honesty. Christian's wherever they go, Military, Police, any work really, all have the right to wear their Christian crosses, most religions have privileges to wear a certain symbol or have a certain time of day to pray or what have you, I think for us Heathens, the Mjolnir should be our main thing, whether you're particularly devoted to Thor or not, it's still an important thing to the faith as a hole. I see people trying to claim beards and what have you as a symbol and a "religious right", but I think the Mjolnir is so much more important and has actual basis in history and our story. I feel pride when I wear the hammer, and I find myself now looking all over the place to search for someone else wearing one, and I pray that if anyone see's me wearing mine and knows what it is, they stop me and let me know lol

[@CillianRangarsson-yk9xk]

I wear my mjolinir tattoed on my arm to proctor me from evil and dangerous stuff in the world lord Odin and lord Thor have blessed me with strength and knowledge thankfully thanks to my gods the Norse gods i am nearly 11 days dry from alcohol one day at a time all hail the Norse gods of Valhalla

[@P_Nut8421]

I feel naked if I leave home without my Mjolnir pendant. The leather is wearing thin so I'll need to replace it soon.

[@superdinogamergaming6737]

Hail Odin, hail Thor, hail all gods, hail the folk! Thank you so much for the educational videos about Norse paganism, and thank you for the tips and informations for beginners (like me). Much love ♥️♥️ Skål!

[@user-yh4zm4td8z]

You are well spoken and well educated. Good on you! Hail!

[@forfoxsake89]

I love you use of runes to write your name! That's very cool.

[@anshceus745]

Hail odin , hail thor ❤️❤️

[@JasonMacRaven]

I got my mjolnir through Grimfrost and I love it!

[@panzermensch1577]

9:05 I had two instances of this actually, one lady thought I was Ásatrú because her sister wore a Mjölnir. The other was a man with his family, he asked me if I was a son of Odin, I said I was a Norse Pagan, to which he said he was a son. That his ancestors were vikings. He had tattoos and a decent Scandinavian hairstyle. But! I was glad to know people acknowledged and knew that my Mjölnir meant something. Edit: I had another one too where some Christian old lady told me I should be a Christian warrior and go to heaven with her so she doesn't go alone. I simply gave a bullshit chuckle and went on with my job.

[@onlyashes89]

What do you mean by “a decent Scandinavian hairstyle”?

[@panzermensch1577]

@@onlyashes89 it was a braid and shave of sorts. Looked a little odd but it was close to what we've seen as viking hairstyles

[@onlyashes89]

@@panzermensch1577 so just a hairstyle that someone on the Vikings TV series will have had. Being neither a historically Viking hairstyle nor one particularly associated with any Scandinavian culture.

[@panzermensch1577]

@@onlyashes89 no it was pretty close to what I've seen as an option they once wore. I watched a Video by The Welsh Viking on hairstyles and it was generally like one.

[@onlyashes89]

@@panzermensch1577 the video by The Welsh Viking specifically says that the only proven Viking haircuts are either short or long hair, and the undercut “Ragnar” style has no historical basis, it was just used in the TV series because it looks cool.

[@leopoldjenkins]

Interestingly in Anglo Saxon paganism, the Hammer of Thunor doesn't have a shortened handle. Fascinating how these small differences crop up. I think it all adds to the rich diversity of the faith. Wonderful video as always. Thank you all the way from England.

[@josephhamilton9460]

I find it fascinating how much norse pagans come out when you wear it. I've been wearing mine a week I put odins ravens head with the symbol of the vegvisir. And quite a few have went cool mjolnir I go yea I follow norse paganism. And then go into ya da yada I follow it to and then hey I've been as well I recognize odins raven.

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

I literally got a milkshake at McDonalds last night and someone noticed my rune tattoos! Its crazy how many people are starting to follow the old ways

[@josephhamilton9460]

@@TheWisdomOfOdin yes it is and the least people you'd expect to know of the old ways. Skal!

[@torstenscott7571]

I've come across multiple mjollnir theories over the last couple of years, some are interesting. One associated it with death and rebirth, comparing the returning of the hammer to the returning of the life force or megin to a new body continuing that sentience as Thor or your true self/mind. In light of the fact that Thor wears megingjord, a belt that enhances his strength; I can't help but think of the Japanese concept of ki and the hara. Sorry, it's been awhile since I read it, but I think it's food for thought as to another possible expression of Thor.

[@stoneknight865]

Speaking of pendants I made my own out of clay on my own

[@scotcompston]

although I grew up in a Christian household it never felt right. I will tell you, I did use my Mjolnir to bless another Mjolnir. I was really feeling in touch with the gods, while driving one morning, and just thought about doing it out of nowhere. As soon as I got finished with my words, a hawk came flying down out of the trees and crossed right in front of me at eye level! I took that as a good omen and feel like it's something I will continue doing, even though I have maybe blessed two things total in the last 4 years.

[@MyositisMedic]

My wife bought me my Mjolnir pendant for our fifth anniversary. It may be mass produced but it's the thought that counts and I wear it anyway. I do plan on making my son's Mjolnir pendant, though!

[@Bear_Of_Steel]

I got my Mjölnir amulet from Grimfrost back in 2017. Haven't removed it from my neck since. Thats also around the time of my conversion from christianity. Hail Thor

[@BjornRktos]

The Hammer Rite or making the sign of the Hammer seems to me like something that the Heathens of old did that xstianity then copied.

[@ShayneStatic]

Hey my friend! Love the videos. Just wanted to let your know from one creator to the next when you were talking about the defect of Mjolnir, it was repeated about 3 times. Love the videos and all of your enthusiasm. Keep it up my friend

[@forfoxsake89]

I'd like to state that Loki is also the one that commissioned the dwarves to CRAFT these items as well as trying to cause them to mess up. Which he didn't intend until he literally put his head on the line as a reward if they won the competition. So he wasn't just being an a$$, he was trying to survive. However, Thor, Odin, Freyr, Sif... they wouldn't have their special enchanted items if LOKI hadn't hired the dwarves, and sparked the competition. I will admit that it all came about by Loki first chopping off all of Sif's hair. Ok, moving on now. 😉

[@marcrhodes-taylor5347]

the valknut i think would be a good symbol to cover, if you haven't already. thanks for this video jacob it does kind of explain things a little better.

[@keegankuhl1444]

He has covered it, right here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpfIlHdpl7yle7M

[@mrgaming4626]

Hail the gods, Hail the Folk and hail the ancestor! Skål! from Wales

[@wilhelmhetrick8948]

I am a new comer to this channel. I watched your video on "5 things I wish I knew before becoming a Norse Pagan." You and I both have an insatiable hunger for knowledge of our faith. Is there a reading list you have, books you recommend?

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

I have entire playlist on books actually! And just recently I released a updated library video

[@theScrupulousBerserker]

Big fan of the channel 🤝. My name is Dustin, from old Norse Thorsten or Thor's Stone. Though I've become more partial to Odin, Skål vikingmakt either way!

[@miriamocean5275]

Blessed be from South Hemisphere Australia 🌛🌟🌜🕯🙏

[@Urialei]

I had an interaction recently. I was wearing mine where it was visible while at work and a tall blonde guy (Ik it’s not Thor but bear with me) said nothing as he stared at it. Then before he left, he opened the door and looked back and said “hey. I like your hammer” he left with his beer and never saw a car drive away. But it was a very strong feeling he gave me after saying he liked it

[@DevilsBrigade94]

Hand forged my own Mjölnir. Also, I like your sign off. Tusen takk bror.

[@og_editz3216]

Hail Thor, Hail Odin, and Hail Tyr. Hail all the gods may Thor give yall strength may Odin give yall wisdom on your journey

[@ishtarbabylon4869]

Happy Ishtar! Hail Odin

[@zainmrstar]

@@gigasquid2040 she might be a babylonian like me

[@DaliwolfBacon]

Great information! I learned a few things today! Thanks!

[@garnethall9767]

If you could please touch on the Trolls Cross. I was given one a few years ago but it makes me nervous because I’m not totally sure about what it is besides “protection”

[@favb7931]

O my Thor, look at you Captain Redbeard! ❤️👌🦊

[@Wolf9of9Odin]

I was going to make my own Mjolnir but then i took an arrow to the knee.

[@angelcruz7641]

Hail to the gods!! Skal!!!!!!!

[@GothicXlightning]

Subbed in the name of the All father and his Odinson 13:17 looks beautiful brother 🌩⚒⚡

[@azurephoenix9546]

I've only known a few people who wear them and they wear them as an amulet or talisman for protection, especially if they work away from home. My family has never been Christian, so I don't know how people coming from christianity would approach it, perhaps like wearing a cross, but I wear a compass or a small golden spindle. The compass was a gift from a Gode friend for blessings in navigating life and the spindle was a mother's night gift to represent Frigga and blessings of home and hearth, kith and kin. I am thinking that perhaps mjolnir is for protection when away from home because it will always come back? Then it will make more sense to me why men wore them to go aviking.

[@squeakymcmurdo]

I feel like the hammer right came first and was assimilated by Christians to make it more likely that converts would stay. People tend to want to stick with what they know, so substitutibg a cross in a familiar ritual was a no-brainer.

[@dillonleffingwell4909]

Is it wrong if I bought one off of Amazon but still wear it with pride

[@pyro432100]

I wear mine everyday along with a compass and feel naked without them

[@korgen-rock]

Put in a small perspective. In Norway, over 3,000 Viking swords have been found, but only just over 20 thorshammers have been found. I don't think there was a distinct use of it here in Norway... or was it? Who knows

[@pyro432100]

Have you done a video on the compass yet?

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

Sure have, if you are referring to the Vegvisir

[@leeviking5159]

I love my paganism shout from England new sub

[@marcodellasanta9089]

❤❤❤❤❤ Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@onmymind3630]

When i was designing my own Mjølner, i suddenly felt an urge to research the presence of the use of warhammers (as you may expect Mjølner to be). I discovered that hammers used as weapons wasn't found until the middle-age. When I draw my Mjølner as an axe, it just felt like someone approved my work, it just felt right. So im quite convinced that Mjølner as a hammer is a mis-understanding, perhaps made by Snorre when writing the Edda. I can not imagine any of our gods using carpenters tool as a weapon.......

[@chrisjohn8967]

Mjolnir meaning crusher ,Hammers crush things axes not so much

[@1DJSkittles]

I made a comment on somebody's mjolnir out on the street of New York. I told him I loved it and they said they didn't know what I was talking about I said the necklace you're wearing. He said to me oh my friend gave it to me I don't know what it means. I tried to explain it to him and he's like I don't really want to know it's just a gift from a friend

[@dudleytopping1]

Thor is my patron god although he is worshipped less now than he was in pre-Christian Scandinavia. I feel that more people should put the time in to research him and see the true Thor, rather than the Thor that marvel created with no sense of depth. I feel that people misunderstand Thor due to marvel and I really enjoyed Jacob’s video debunking these stereotypes. Hail Thor, hail all the gods.

[@robertb.3651]

Bought mine for 2 bucks from China - works as good as a fancy one , and Thor don't give a damn anyway....

[@nightangel486]

I wonder if Thor used mjollnir to call down lightning to light the funeral pyre O.O

[@thinrichard670]

I made sure to find one hand forged.

[@Rowen276Productions]

Can you talk about the valknut? P.S thank you for the wisdom you provided!

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

Already have 🍻

[@Rowen276Productions]

@@TheWisdomOfOdin awh Didn't notice it. Thank you!💪🏻

[@carolynsager6069]

The cross symbol its self is supposed to be an older symbol. Something about the crossing. You may find answers in astrology.

[@UBBATHERED]

amazing video ma.. what do you think about people who say that a Mjolnir should be given as a gift and you shouldnt buy one yourself? cause i see that a lot online

[@connor2861]

I am a Christian but I want a Mjolnir pendant, not because I am lookin to convert i do think it's a cool pendant but I love the way it symbolizes protection and strength and how it symbolizes warriors and kinda points them out to people God bless Jacob SKAL (Also is it offensive if I wear a Mjolnir and am not a Norse Pagan)

[@NegiTaiMetal011]

I have a Mjolnir necklace with me. Hail mighty Thor! Even though I'm from Southeast Asia, I wear it because of my interest in Neopaganism. Is it alright I wear it? I mean no disrespect to it; I have respect for mighty Thor and I come to believe in Neopaganism.

[@pierredessein5568]

You should look into the early pagan religions of your own region, you might feel a greater connection to the beliefs of your own ancestors!

[@NegiTaiMetal011]

@@pierredessein5568 I think it is more tribal. For me, I do feel a connection more with Neopaganism due to my fascination with Scandinavia thanks to a Neopagan friend.

[@looneyloon6988]

@@NegiTaiMetal011 It's perfectly alright you wear it. All are welcome to the faith⚡Hail Thor Skaal

[@DanCooper404]

It's absolutely okay. If the gods are calling to you, it would be wise to heed that call, no matter where you live.

[@TheFoodGod13]

Can you tell us about aegishjalmur? Skåll from Texas.

[@shulkrendemoneye1304]

My mom and i always noticed Mojlnir and other pagan symbols turning inward ( back facing away from me) in churches idk the meaning

[@virgoviking2331]

HAIL!

[@lonnienewton7165]

If you ever are in Arkansas I would love to speak with you about experiences I’ve had.

[@noahhecker6672]

I like to think of my mjolnir Pendant as a symbol of strength and courage, like the hammer of Thor beating in my heart

[@healingwithnepti3717]

That’s beautiful ! Your metaphor speaks to me !

[@paramisdundee3717]

Thank you!

[@jasonstuart6594]

The mjolnir also symbolizes and guarantees the safety of this world, and furthermore the raw power of the natural realm

[@angelcruz7641]

Hey Jacob, why haven’t you done a video on vili and ve (Odin brothers) I think they are important since they are brothers and the creators of our life and worlds.

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

There is little to no information about them that exists concretely. Almost everything we know about them comes from their names alone, and speculations about who they could actually be.

[@omarmestanza6395]

Alright so I'm starting to learn some of the culture but I've always heard you had to be givin the hammer. No hate here I'm am just kinda confused and really curious.

[@dracodistortion9447]

Hey Jacob. I converted to Heathenism a short while ago, and I contacted Thor thrice. The first time he instead guided me to Njord, the second time I offered him flint before a thunder storm, but the forecast was wrong and there was no thunderstorm, and I felt he was annoyed with me, and the third time I prayed to him for safe travel but I felt disapproval. Does Thor just dislike me? or is it something else? I plan to grill and offer him a steak tomorrow. Might that help?

[@Blaze2wild]

Maybe he's testing you

[@dracodistortion9447]

@@Blaze2wild Maybe.

[@erikgoettsche9368]

The first time I contacted thor, he brushed me off too. it really felt as though he looked at me, and in the most stereotypical gym bro voice he could muster said "Do you even lift bro?" I went years without trying again. But the next time, I dedicated my first workout on a new program to him, and he's been right there pushing me to go just a little farther every time I work out ever since.

[@dracodistortion9447]

@@erikgoettsche9368 it feels like he's an employer and I'm trying my best at an interview and he's just like 😐

[@theheathenstale2162]

You should email him over posting here as he likely won’t see this comment

[@runic57]

ಥ‿ಥ Thanks

[@kennethstotler736]

Seen your forearm tattoo and I gata thanks for seeing it on others

[@RyanMathis55]

So my necklace has a odins protection pendant on it not Thor’s hammer is that video worthy?

[@danielbergersen4459]

Hail Thor Odinson !!! Skal💀🍻

[@vancetoepke5022]

*does rite* *physically shudders* 💀

[@calSwain8282]

Carving my own out of wood and burning symbols into it

[@TheWarriorsMind]

A giant stole mjoinir so was the giant worthy?

[@lctarotandoracle881]

Hail!

[@anette7283]

I got my mjolnr in Italy at a marked. Put it on and we got a thunderstorm. After 3 day with thunnder my husband said Time to tale offerta the molti. I did and the thunder stopper. Btw I am a dane.

[@karamlevi]

Yeah... but where did the Catholics get the sing from? Where did the Xmas EVERGREEN 🌲 tree come from? Where did bunnies and eggs come from? Where did the cross come from (ankh?) Sun cross of zodiac? In ancient Egyptian occultism the cross is said to come a person standing tall, arms out... facing the sun at sunrise... your shadow then forms the cross behind you on the flat ground if you’ve got flat ground. Part of why Masonry has a upside down cross in its art/symbol work. It’s not anti Christian, it’s pro after life, shadow and sun. Just some ideas Jacob. Thank you and Skål 🍻

[@dkbibi]

Hey pretty interesting even for an atheist! Have a look at Hrafna videos on YT, she has a vid on how to pronounce common words and names in Icelandic (including Thor and Mjolnir).

[@grafmecx2641]

Knowing so much about the eddas and the norse mythology in general makes me frustrated seeing how movies have represented the gods, 100% of anything of norse marvel has shown to us is fake.. The movie I just hate is 'thor ragnarok' omg the inaccuracies...

[@eduardonievessr4574]

Hail Thor son of Odin!

[@kodyallen8673]

Or was this type of blessing something else the Catholic church took the Norse and just made it in the form of a cross instead of Miölnir?

[@pjopitz]

More likely Christians developed the sign of the cross from pre-Christian mundras.

[@yaryak6345]

❤

[@alexmills390]

I was told that our ancestors did the right to throw off the Christian’s. They would do it to show others who new that they were of the gods. And since it is similar to the Christian movement they were none the wiser. At least that is what I was told

[@some1350]

Yeea this irrational Christian hate. The vikings didn't have anything against the Christians on principle and some Germanic people mixed Christanity and heathenism. Christanity isn't evil, just the interpretation of it.

[@TheWarriorsMind]

I have a mjoinir around my neck but I believe in the Father, Mother and the Christo. BUT, I don't believe in the Roman Catholic Church and the dogma that goes with it. I also don't agree with the present Bible which has been changed in so many ways. I DO NOT worship Yahweh. I actually believe in reincarnation. SO...What does that make me?

[@WR3ND]

Would a Mjölnir pendant made out of titanium be sacrilegious? 🤔

[@ICPadict36]

I guess I'm the only one here that isn't willing to bash a person for being Christian lol

[@Ariannaishun]

This question is respectfully asked...if you are Norse pagan and of exclusively North Western blood (Norse, Germanic, Anglo) why do you still carry an Abrahamic name. Abrahamism has been the single most negative impact on traditional European culture and the European people. Knowing what I know about xianity I would not retain an israelite name unless of course....??? And if you are not of NW European blood what the heck is the tenuous connection to the faith of my blood kin are you claiming. Pagan faith is ethnic ...it is not a smorgasbord for any white person to latch on too. Sharing your dna results would be the honest disclosure action to take. As it is, the origin of my name (greek) is geographically a bit too close to the levant for my liking but its meaning is very profound for my people and my state of mind with regard to the North Western peoples.

[@TheWisdomOfOdin]

I actually talk about this in my Norse Pagan Name video. When I original started this account I chose the name Harbard as my "pagan name" and when I hit record on my first video I felt like I was lying about who I was. I believe our names carry where we came from. Yes my name is Jacob but I did come from a christian background like many modern heathens. My children will most likely bare the name Sigurd, Bjorn, or any other "pagan name" I choose because I want them to have a fresh start away from the abrahamic names. And when they ask me where my name come from I will tell them the truth, about how I struggled in church and eventually found the Gods. I hate my first name, its common, and does not connect me to my current path. But its my name, and its my story. No matter how much we hate our stories, they are still ours to own reflect on.

[@kaolinjarlsdottir5849]

This may sound silly, but this reminds me of GOT when grey worm kept his name, because that was the name he had when he was made a free man.

[@Ariannaishun]

@@TheWisdomOfOdin Thank you for the reply, it is rationally put.

[@Ariannaishun]

@@TheWisdomOfOdin Since Carolyn Emerick (Easter Tidings on YT and Tgram) has scaled her activity right back it is very hard discerning authentic greater Germanic creators who hold the line that paganism is linked to enthnikos....race.....which seems only to be alluded to and not categorically declared. I note you are generating negative videos from those who say they are pagan/heathen yet espouse liberal neopagan shite about Nordic/Tueton/anglo saxon gods being for every race on earth. That and some other issues that they seem to hate which dont affect me as I am not going to attend meets or offer money!! As long as you are aware how easy it is to slide into cult status using the vulnerable by dishing out rules, secret knowledge etc in exchange for financial reward from any ethnicity or mixed ethnic people, those are non issues. So the fact that there are quite a number of negative WoO videos was enough to consider that your content might well be in line with what I have come to understand from listening to CE's Oakwise hidden history/ethnic faith/xian expose/folkright streams and therefore prompted the Hebrew name enquiry. I technically left mainstream xianity over 30 years ago when I accepted reincarnation and toyed sporadically on the periphery of the newage but could not dive in because something was missing and having found my ethnic gods and the attendant folkfaith I can now see that this was the vital missing part.

[@pierredessein5568]

Hey my friend, I totally agree that this religion is connected to the ethnos, our blood kindred. It is a racial religion. Just wanted to say that I was born with a heavily abrahamic name and in fact my family has borne a Christian surname since the 1500s. But a name is not necessarily your blood. Names are just a sign of the outward culture of society. I didn't choose it. Just wouldn't change it because it would be a difficult transition for myself and all the people I know. It will be fixed in the next generation I assure you--my children will have pagan names.

[@teethless2656]

Do the gods accept 2SLGBTQ+ people?

[@pierredessein5568]

No

[@pierredessein5568]

Why do they keep adding shit to that acronym

[@zainmrstar]

I dont think anyone know but they might

[@thewanderer3857]

Hail!