Loki – Iaconagraphy

Blog Series Faith Food Family Guest Blog Post Iaconagraphy Press Suzanne Hersey

Suzanne Hersey January 22, 2020January 21, 2020 0 Comments hearthmaking, Loki, Salem MA, Suzanne Hersey, warding

Loki on the Beach?

I feel as though I often start a blog post with the caveat: “Put down your pitchforks, brooms, frying pans,

Connla Freyjason Heidhr Craft Iaconagraphy Press Norse Witch by Connla Freyjason Pagan

Connla Hundr Lung (formerly Freyjason) January 30, 2019January 14, 2020 2 Comments Connla Freyjason, fluffy bunny, inclusive Heathenry, Loki, love light delight, Norse Witchcraft, pagan, Wiccatru, witch

Why So Serious?

So, week before last, we kicked off 2019 here on the blog with one of our most profoundly positive posts

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Connla Hundr Lung (formerly Freyjason) June 20, 2018September 18, 2023 0 Comments 21st Century Seidhr, Aegir, Alfholsvegur, ambassador, Angels on Horseback, brunmoalottur, carrying the staff, Color genetics, Connecticut, Connla Freyjason, Dartmouth College, Dr. William Short, Draugar Vinland, dun, Ethnomusicology, Facebook, Facebook Live, faith, Fjord horses, Freyfaxi, Freyja, Freyr, Freyrfaxi, godhi, gra-horse, Groenfell Meadery, Gudrid the Wanderer, Havoc Meadery, Heathen, Heathen community, Heathenry, Heidhrinn, Hrafnkels saga Freyrsgodha, Hurstwic LLC, Iaconagraphy, Iceland, inclusive Heathenry, Knotted Bone Leatherworks, Loki, Lynn Noel, mystic, Mystic Seaport Museum, Njordr, Norse myths, Norse practitioner, Norse religion, Norse Traditional, Norse Witch: Reclaiming the Heidhrinn Heart, Odin, priest, priesthood, Ran, Sleipnir, Songs of the Sagas, Suzanne Hersey, The Vikings Begin, Viking Days, Vinland Map, vitki, volva

A Mystic Journey: Viking Days at Mystic Seaport Museum, Connecticut (Part Two)

Yesterday, I covered the heart of the Viking Days Event–The Vikings Begin Exhibition–but there were so many things to see