Thursatru bookreview: The Black Ase (by Bölverkr Yggsson)

[@NancyDrewe]

That was interesting, thank you. It occurred to me that the Celtic Horned God also has dark aspects like this, where he’s not only the god of the hunt or the forest. But of lore and magic, to put it very simply. Blessings to you.

[@tribeofthefox]

Yes, the gods have so many different aspects. That makes them so interesting. Also because they are not only realities but archetypes as well (just my opinion).

[@gerieveen4561]

Is Ratatoskr working with/for Nidhoggr?

[@tribeofthefox]

I don't know. I have never trancejournied to Ratatoskr

[@JohnSmith-pt5sg]

Good book reviews as always. 😎

[@tribeofthefox]

I appreciate that :-)

[@bladehoner3185]

This looks like a book I would really get a lot out of. Thanks for bringing it to the attention of us freedom lovers.

[@tribeofthefox]

This book has a very different view on Odin. I don't agree on everything in the book but that's called freedom :-). I purchased it at 'Seidr of Death Productions' from Sweden.