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Aunque los pueblos nórdicos hayan sido retratados como feroces guerreros, en sus mitos en algunas ocasiones había tiempo para el amor, es el caso del mito del dios Frey, una deidad asociada con la primavera y las cosechas y la gigante Gerda, una historia de un amor un poco tóxico, que también sirve para explicar el cambio ciclico de las estaciones.

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En la mitología nórdica los dioses tenían la capacidad de mantenerse jóvenes por siempre, para poder hacerlo necesitaban consumir las deliciosa manzanas de Idun, estas frutas tenían el don de rejuvenecer a cada uno de los dioses, sin embargo en alguna ocasión Idun y sus manzanas desaparecieron y la vejez y la enfermedad entraron en Asgard, en este episodio conoceremos cómo los dioses superaron este contratiempo.

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In the eleventh episode of Supernatural, Sam and Dean contact their father, who tells them to stop searching for him and sends them to a small town in Indiana where people are being sacrificed to a pagan god.

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Artwork by Erin Gallagher

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"What is this horrendous place?"

Well, Nyssa, it's Terminus - a place to which Bor was presumably drawn by nominative determinism.

It's a drab old hospital where the porters are metal, the doctors are Goths and the burglars are New Romantics.

The Doctor wins a fight, Nyssa loses her skirt and Tegan draws the short straw, what with Turlough staring at her posterior and the extras revealing her upper assets.

Did Olvir train at the Wayne Sleep Combat Academy?

Is the Doctor's creepy CCTV standard TARDIS issue?

Do the Vanir have enough dog poop bags to last until their next Ocado delivery?

And did Jim and Martin find Terminus to be a real tonic or some used Hydromel?

Find out here...

In this episode, Ember Cooke describes what Heathenry is and talks about the different types of Heathen paths. Who are the Heathen (also known collectively as Norse) Gods? What do Heathens do? What does race have to do with Heathen practice, and why is that all people know of the Heathen traditions?

 

Ember Cooke has been a member of Hrafnar and Seidhjallr for more than
a decade, where she trained with Diana Paxson and Lorrie Wood to be a
Seidhkona, Vitka, and Gythia. She founded the Vanic Conspiracy in fall
of 2004 and made ordination vows to the Vanir and her congregation in
the summer of 2013. She has contributed to several publications on
Heathen and Northern Pagan subjects, including books published by
Diana Paxson, Raven Kaldera, and Noroniel Lokason, and has presented
rituals and workshops at festivals like PantheaCon for many years.

Her personal practice is more diverse, as the Vanir have lead her into
cross-training, interfaith work, and ritual service for the wider
Pagan community. This has including nine years of medium and servitor
training in American Umbanda, clergy training with the Fellowship of
the Spiral Path, and jail ministry for the Santa Clara and Santa Cruz
counties.

She holds a BA with honors in Religious Studies from Santa Clara
University. She has lived all her life in the south San Francisco Bay

Area, and is intimately bound to the valley of her birth.

 

Links

 

Ember’s blog: EmberVoices

 

Ember’s email: emberoutreach@gmail.com