“B” is for Butzemann: The Pagan Experience
This post is inspired by the writing prompt from The Pagan Experience for week 4 of January, which reads: “Wk 4- Jan. 26 – Any writing for the letters A or B – […]
Monthly Archives: January 2015
Urglaawe Gets Some Press for Grundsaudaag!
Check out this article and video from the Bucks County Courier Times! It introduces Urglaawe and talks a bit about the next major Urglaawe holiday, Groundhog Day or Grundsaudaag. Did […]
“A” is for Altar: The Pagan Experience
This post is inspired by the writing prompt from The Pagan Experience for week 4 of January, which reads: “Wk 4- Jan. 26 – Any writing for the letters A or B – […]
Getting to Know New Gods
This post is in response to the prompt on The Pagan Experience for this week, which reads: “Deity and the Divine- This will be the third week’s topic every month and […]
You Don’t Need Permission to Love the Gods
This isn’t Deitsch or Urglaawe specific. Instead, it’s something that all of Heathenry, and possibly all of Paganism, needs to hear, and something I absolutely need to say. I’ve had […]
Daily Devotional Practice: Housework for Holle
This post is inspired by a blog prompt on The Pagan Experience. The prompt asks: “Personal Practice– Share your favorite spiritual/magickal practices. What tools are incorporated into your daily practice? What […]
My Pinecone for Zisa
Zisa is a goddess who is the wife of Ziu (more commonly known as Tyr). She was the patron of Augsburg, Germany, which used to be named for Her as […]
Berchtaslaaf 2014
One of my goals for 2015 is to celebrate all of the Urglaawe holidays throughout the year. I chose to start with Berchtaslaaf because it’s a time of reflecting upon […]
Book Review: Pennsylvania Dutch Virtues
“Pennslvania Dutch Virtues” by Gerry Kershner is a charming little volume of life advice extracted from Pennsylvania Dutch proverbs, sayings, and stories. It’s a light read that nevertheless has meaningful […]
My First Stein and My Family Stein
A stein is used in Urglaawe rituals in a manner similar to that of the drinking horn in other Heathen or Asatru rituals. It can be raised in a toast […]
