Northern Tradition Paganism: Rökkatru

The Disclaimer: First, I do not practice any form of Native American spirituality. My practice is derived from my understanding of ancient northern Eurasian practices. Second, I am not now, nor have I ever been, a member of any Asatru or Heathen group. I do not identify as Asatru or Heathen. I am a northern-tradition Pagan, which is a religious tradition that is reconstructionist-derived, rather than a reconstructionist religious tradition such as Asatru and/or Heathenry. The views espoused in these pages may or may not reflect the views of most Asatru and/or Heathen people or religious groups. They are derived from the personal gnosis of myself and other people whom I trust and respect. I do not claim that they are provable by academic sources, nor that they are anything other than what I say they are. Read at your own risk.

Rökkatru

What is Rökkatru?
Tales of the Giants
- Laufey's Son the birth of Loki
- Heimdall's Birth as told by his mothers
- Loki and Heimdall <i>from Elizabeth Vongvisith</i>
- Gunnlod's Tale <i>from Elizabeth Vongvisith</i>
- Gerda's Three Weddings as told by Gerda
- The Nine Clans of the Iron Wood
- Angrboda's Children the birth of Hela, Jormundgand and Fenris.
- Winter's Fury Loki and Skadi.
- Vengeance's Son the life of Vali.
- Loki and Sigyn's First Meeting <i>from Galina Krasskova</i>
- Runemasters of the Tree
- Poem: Hail to Jotunkind by Sarenth
- Poem: Jotun by Sarenth
The Giants' Tarot
- The Giants' Tarot - Wands
- The Giants' Tarot - Swords
- The Giants' Tarot - Cups
- The Giants' Tarot - Coins
- The Giants' Tarot - Trumps
Rökkatru Ethics