- Odinic
- Odinic O*din"ic, a. Of or pertaining to Odin. [1913 Webster]
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Odinic Rite — Lema Faith, Folk Family Tipo Neopaganismo germánico … Wikipedia Español
Odinic Rite — The Odinic Rite (OR) is a religious organization, practicing a form of Northern Indo European religion termed Odinism after the chief god of Norse mythology, Odin. It is a reconstructionist religious organization focusing on Germanic paganism,… … Wikipedia
odinic — odin·ic … English syllables
odinic — (ˈ)ōˈˌdinik adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Odin, the chief god of the ancient Scandinavians (from Old Norse Othinn) + English ic : of or relating to the god Odin … Useful english dictionary
Odinic Trinity — The Trinity of Nordic myth, consisting of the High, the Equally High, and the Third, referred to in the second chapter of the Prose Edda*; their names were Har, Janfar, and Thridi, in ascending degree of importance … Who’s Who in non-classical mythology
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White Horse Stone — The Upper and Lower White Horse Stones are names given to two sarsen megaliths on Blue Bell Hill near Aylesford in the English county of Kent. They are generally considered to be fragmentary examples of the Neolithic chamber tomb group known as… … Wikipedia
The Book of Blotar — is a book of rituals published by the Odinic Rite for the purposes of celebrating Odinism. It is thought to be the best on the subject by adherents worldwide.POV|date=June 2008Published by The Odinic Rite 1993 on the direction of Heimgest OR.… … Wikipedia
Else Christensen — (1913 ndash;2005), affectionately referred to as the Folk Mother , was a pioneering Danish figure in the emergence of Asatru and Odinism in the Post World War II Era. Else Ochsner was born in Esbjerg, Denmark in 1913, and met her husband Alex in… … Wikipedia
