2021年3月17日 · What are the symbols of Odin? Every Odin symbol is explained in our extensive list including valknut, Gungnir, Odin's wolves Geri and Freki among others.

Odinism is both a religion and a movement. To grasp the true meaning of Odinism, one must return to the Viking era. These Germanic and Scandinavian tribes had a deeply rooted belief in their gods, specifically the Norse god Odin or the All-Father.

2014年12月31日 · In Norse mythology, from which stems most surviving information about the god, Odin is associated with wisdom, healing, death, royalty, the gallows, knowledge, war, battle, victory, sorcery, poetry, frenzy, and the runic alphabet, and is the husband of the goddess Frigg.

Odinism is an ancient religion based on the spiritual beliefs and practices of the ancient Norse people, who lived in what is now Scandinavia and other parts of Northern Europe. It is a polytheistic religion, meaning it worships multiple gods and goddesses.

2009年3月8日 · The Fylfot was a most sacred symbol to our Odinist forefathers of the Germanic lands, and to all the pre-Christian peoples of Europe. Archaeological evidence of Fylfot-shaped ornaments has been found to date from the Neolithic period, which proves it pedigree indeed and in no uncertain terms.

Odinism is the modern revival of an ancient religion widely practiced by various people throughout northern Europe, primarily, the Norse. Odinism goes under many names. To those who study the religion from the outside, it may be called “Germanic Neopaganism.”

2023年4月27日 · The Norse symbol has been associated with Odinism, a strain of white supremacist thought that claims to hark back to pre-Christian belief systems, but is also used by non-racist Pagans…. Odinism, along with other white supremacist groups, are growing.

Odinism defines our unique identity as a folk and as individuals within that folk organism. Odinists believe they cannot properly respect other folk until they can respect themselves. Odinism is seen not only as a link with the past, but as a strength for the present and a desire for a noble future.

The natural religion for the Indo European peoples (often called Northern European) is what today is called Odinism. Like all true religions Odinism can be viewed as an entire and ‘holistic’ system of ‘being’.

Odinism is only one of a number of generic designations that might be used by practitioners to describe their beliefs; the term Ásatrú (“loyalty to the gods,” a modern coinage derived from Old Norse) is in equally widespread use today.