Norse Tradition describes many different “realms” of the world. Understanding them is important for higher levels of consciousness. But what are these realms, and why can’t you book a flight to them? To understand requires understanding different dimensions.

Dimensions

Every dimension is a “layer”…

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The public has been disconnected from our Gods for a long time, leading to great confusion. Here’s the answers (simplified).

Our Gods: Real (Literally)

Stories involving the Norse Gods are real, just like things you read in history books are real*. This standard applies across our related cultures - for example, the A…

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The Department of War has issued updated procedures to apply for a religious beard exemption.

New document:

HQDA EXORD 263-25 REF J - Guidance on Grooming Standards for Facial Hair and Religious Liberty

​HQDA EXORD 263-25 (FRAGO 1) ANNEX A shows memorandum that current RA is subject to review and recession based on SECWAR memo “guidance on grooming standa…

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Date

Sigrblót is celebrated at the start of the month of Harpa (Old Norse calendar), which marks the beginning of Summer in Norse culture (Sumarnætr). It typically aligns with the first full moon after the Spring equinox.

Description

Sigrblót represents victory in battle, and the beginning of campaigns and the raiding season on this first day of summer in …

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Hávamál 38: Away from his arms in the open field a Man should fare not a foot, for he never knows when the need for a spear shall arise on the distant road.

All Northmen have the right and duty to bear arms.

An unarmed man is at the mercy of others, thus he becomes their slave.

A free man, armed, is not at the mercy of his countrymen, criminals, his govern…

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Old Norse with English translation (Diglot). A6 format (105 x 148 mm or 4.1 x 5.8 in). Full color. 182 pages made with paper/trees from Sweden. Handbound in Oslo with red linen hardcover embossed with Mjölnir symbol (also used for the rank of Hirðmaðr/Hersir with Sverðin). Full color book jacket depicting a Norse battle scene. Printed in Norway.

All profits to Forn Siðr.

Order at: https://www.sonnungr.no/trade/p/havamal-pocket-hardcover.

All profits to Forn Siðr.

Hardcover Version

Hávamál Pocket Version | Limited Printed Edition of 300 copies

Old Norse with English translation (Diglot). A6 format (105 x 148 mm or 4.1 x 5.8 in). Full color. 182 pages made with paper/trees from Sweden. Handbound in Oslo with red linen hardcover embossed with Mjölnir symbol (also used for the rank of Hirðmaðr/Hersir with Sverðin). Full color book jacket depicting a Norse battle scene. Printed in Norway.

Expected to ship next month.

For more information and to order: https://www.sonnungr.no/trade/p/havamal-pocket-hardcover

eBook Version

Hávamál Pocket Version

Old Norse with English translation (Diglot). A6 format (105 x 148 mm or 4.1 x 5.8 in). Full color. 188 pages including virtual jacket of battle scene and cover with Mjölnir symbol (also used for the rank of Hirðmaðr/Hersir with Sverðin). Printed in Norway.

Immediate download.

For more information and to order: https://www.sonnungr.no/trade/p/havamal-pocket-ebook

Plato’s Cave, from The Republic, is a story of 3 men imprisoned in a cave lit by a dim fire. Puppets cast shadows along the walls of the cave, forming the men’s only conception of reality.

One of the men escapes his bonds and begins exploring the cave. Discovering the fire and the puppets, and eventually exiting the cave to the outside world. He is blind…

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Hávamál Pocket Version | Limited Printed Edition of 300 copies

A6 format (105 x 148 mm or 4.1 x 5.8 in). Full color. 200 pages made with paper/trees from Sweden. Handbound in Oslo with red linen hardcover embossed with Forn Siðr symbol, as well as word mark in both Roman alphabet and runes. Full color book jacket depicting a Norse battle scene. Printed in Norway.

Last chance to pre-order at discounted price: https://www.sonnungr.no/trade/p/havamal-pocket

One of nature’s true wonders is the Icelandic volcano Snæfellsjökull. It is best known from Jules Verne’s novel “Journey to the Center of the Earth”, but even in modern times it is a very popular tourist destination.

Icelandic folklore emphasizes the importance of visitors showing respect for the hidden people who live there, otherwise things could go ve…

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Hávamál Pocket Version | Limited Printed Edition of 300 copies

Photo for illustration purposes. Specifications pending.

PRE-ORDER HERE: https://www.sonnungr.no/trade/p/havamal-pocket

PDF available in Forneskja course.

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Childhood stress can impact the epigenetic profile of sperm. These results may also have practical implications for future generations through epigenetic inheritance, as many of the observed epigenetic associations are related to brain development. This ground-breaking discovery has been made in the FinnBrain study at the University of Turku in collabor…

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We are opening a Hof in Norway dedicated to selected Forn Siðr members. More information at https://www.ulfahof.no.

Upon original pre-release, STJARNA work was supposed to be a single volume of 258 pages (like all previous books, including each installment of the Úlfheimr trilogy, as well as Torfœrit). It was also supposed to be a limited edition of 300 copies.

However, various considerations have led to the work becoming far more extensive, namely 1,000 pages (10K). The limited edition has also been restricted to 117 copies (plus 3 for the National Library of Norway).

This dramatically increased printing costs whether it is a very large single book, or multiple volumes (all to be released at once). It is also unthinkable to print books offshore to reduce costs, and printing books with European materials in Norway and having them hand bound in Norway has a cost…

Hardcover Version

As a result, cost of updated work has increased to 10,000 kr.

For those who have already pre-ordered smaller/more limited first version of book, the upgrade cost is reduced to 4,000 kr (a saving of 4,000 kr) for a limited time. Prior to release, the upgrade cost will then be reduced to 6,000 kr. Upon release, the upgrade cost will be 8,000 kr.

You can upgrade at https://www.ulfheimr.no/trade/p/stjarna-star-raiders-upgrade.

Electronic Version

The cost electronic version, which doesn’t cost us significantly more to produce, has as a result only increased by 250 kr, to 750 kr for pre-orders and 1,000 kr after release.

This makes the work accessible to all who want it but don’t necessarily have the funds to acquire a highly exclusive limited version produced in the homeland and cradle of our species.

Contractual agreement

We understand a contract was entered with those who pre-ordered first smaller/limited version of the work. We will also be working on a solution for those unwilling to upgrade to the new, larger and more extensive version.

Earlier today, one of my fellow Marines started playing the Ymir track by Danheim & Gealdýr on his Bang & Olufsen Danish-made portable speaker. He missed Norway, now his home, and needed a reminder of his roots in the absolute foreign culture Japan is. Within a minute of the opening lyrics - in Old Norse - playing, the two dozen pups (toddlers) with us …

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Freedom of Choice In Norse Culture

The body, spirit, and soul of a man are sacred and under his sole and exclusive control as well as jurisdiction. Freedom of choice with respect to a man’s body is an irrevocable aspect of his masculinity, warrior ethos, and innate natural evolutionary freedom further secured over the millennia by the sacrifice of his ancestors. Violation of a man's body by any mean is an egregious and intolerable assault to his dignity and very existence as a man. It is also undeniable gross emasculation as well as a loss of status and standing as a free man.

Sacred Body in Norse Culture

Jǫtnar created men as sacred beings also physically, mentally and spiritually naturally resilient to environmental factors and threats. Such natural strength and resilience, including to diseases and various environmental stresses, is linked to a man’s physical, mental, and spiritual fitness, and thus, part of a man’s traditional core identity as well as fundamental evolutionary traits and characteristics critical to species survival. In keeping with this historic, cultural, spiritual and irrevocable doctrine, any interference with a man’s body and mind - including but not limited to medical treatments or procedures a man would elect to accept as his sole informed prerogative free of coercion - shall remain natural and shall follow the laws of nature. This specifically excludes gene therapy (including but not limited to RNA messenger vaccines), specifically excludes animal-based treatments (including but not limited to adenovirus vector vaccines), specifically excludes human-based treatments (including but not limited to certain vaccines that contain fetal and other human tissues, but excluding expressly consensual organ transplants), specifically excludes artificial performance enhancement treatments (including but not limited to steroids or hormonal treatments in the presence of two functional testes), specifically excludes robotic, electronic or otherwise artificial procedures and interventions (including but not limited to microchips or other electronic implants and interfaces), and specifically excludes organ, thoughts and knowledge harvesting or exploitation, as well as collection or exploitation - directly or indirectly - of semen, DNA, blood, or any other physical, mental, or spiritual element.

Natural and Ethical

Men are sacred beings created in accordance with the laws of nature and intended to live in symbiosis with their environment. The food we consume shall therefore be evolutionarily adequate, and more specifically, natural as well as ethically harvested. Always with respect for, and in balance with, our habitat. This insures the preservation of our integrity as beings, as well as that of Miðgarðr as our home.

Consequently, our food shall be completely natural. Free of genetically modified organisms (such as GMO’s), free of chemicals (such as Glyphosate or 3-nitrooxypropanol), free of artificial substances (such as synthetic rennet), free of preventive medical treatments (such as antibiotics), free of gene therapy (such as mRNA or Adenovirus vaccines), and free of industrial processing.

Furthermore, the animals we harvest or raise shall be treated with care and respect. By remaining free range and allowed to roam. By being provided with clean and adequate shelter. By being fed a completely natural diet consistent with their evolutionary needs. By being killed, when applicable, humanely and with minimal stress and suffering (and thus, expressly excluding Halal processes).

Connection with our Ancestors

Eating naturally and consistently with our evolutionary and traditional needs, as we have since times immemorial, further keeps us connected to our ancestors and our culture.

Bodily Autonomy

Our food choices are our sole and exclusive prerogative, consistent with our innate freedoms and spiritual beliefs, including as they relate to our body autonomy.