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Cweorth: Northumbrian Runes
Cweorth is the most challenging of the Northumbrian runes to find meaning... read more
The Simple Beauty of Rock Art Altars
Rock art altars are some of the most beautiful outdoor altars, and... read more
Gar the Spear: Northumbrian Runes
Gar is a Northumbrian Rune whose name means 'spear'. It can be... read more
Impressions on the Land: Ancestral Nature Spirits
Many people connect with the nature spirits that live all around us.... read more
Stan the Stone: Northumbrian Runes
Stan is one of the Northumbrian Runes, translating to 'Stone'. It can... read more
The Border Crisis Deserves our Action
The crisis on our southern border has reached levels of cruelty unfathomable... read more
Calc the Cup: Northumbrian Runes
The Northumbrian Rune Calc can be translated in a variety of ways,... read more
Regional Cultus: Building a Local Religion
I've been building a relationship with the spirits of the land around... read more
The Northumbrian Runes: Historical Inventions or Runic Secrets?
Most of us know runes as the Elder Futhark, but there are... read more
A Simple Midsummer Thankfulness Ritual
The harvest, fruits and veggies and food, aren’t the only gifts that... read more
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