My Daily Practices as a Norse Pagan

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I believe in a more unified spiritual world. One not built on hate or division, but of understanding and respect. That is why my videos and topics have always been free of modern and divisive content. I am committed to providing information free of bias, drama, and ego. I believe religion, spirituality, and global healing is for everyone regardless of race, sexuality, gender, or political ideology.

[TheWisdomOfOdin]

Looking back on this video years later...

Take a shot of coffee every time I say "KAH-FEE" like this. 😂

[veronicaclephas]

As an atheist, I find these things facinating. For me, these rituals and practices are symbolic of mindfulness, routine, and looking back towards our root as humans, and as a part of nature

[battleraptor_]

*ice giants plundering humanity*

This guy: * sips coffe * nice

[jordanmorrison]

I’m still new to being Norse pagan and this has helped me tremendously, thank you wise sir Odin has truly blessed you with knowledge.

[RiverPond]

About seven or eight years ago I worked in an office. It was frankly hell. But there was a fish tank. It was so beautiful. Some times I had to wait hours for my ride home. So I'd talk to the fish, I gave them names. It was so peaceful. None if my co workers understood it. But to me they were nature and my friends. I think about fish alot. I hope they are doing well

[jax]

"No matter the weather" just imagining him sitting there in a severe storm, rain blasting, just sipping his coffee.

[pinkpirate]

When you mention about spending time outside in nature and having a dedicated outside space... it just made me smile thinking about a tree in my yard. When I moved into my husband's family home I was drawn to the tree. Turns out it's a fruit bearing tree that the family has connected with every birth in the family for generations. I sit under there and ground myself often. It helps to imagine our roots intertwining... my ancestors with my husband's.

[robinfalk]

Jacob: Coffee. LOTS of Coffee!
Also Jacob: Preparing a tiny bit of Coffee.

[vivianp]

So hard to do when you live in a concert jungle. I have a jar of dirt taken from certain places. That i stick my hand in and feel the bites of grass, dirt & pebbles. I replenish the dirt when it loses its energy. You can feel it when the life has left the soil.

[vi]

As an eclectic pagan and witch, its so interesting when someone sticks to one specific pagan culture

[emilycryder]

I am not Pagan, but Christian, and I've got to say your videos are like a breath of fresh air amid all this chaos lately. I can't stand how political Christianity has become. And a man who strives to live by his word, very awesome, considering all the bs we've suffered through the last four years.

Keep up the good work!

[Dalarish]

I am not sure if i belive in any gods, but two days ago i noticed a raven watching me and my first thought was Odin is watching and i felt seen. And then today this shows up in my feed. The world is sutch magnificent place, and its easy to forget that in the bussy life of the modern world

[quotedearjangmi]

This really called to me and it brought tears to my eyes. It says a lot when you grow up feeling disconnected from the religion you were born into and you want to feel at home somewhere so you seek and do research for years but nothing ever truly feels right or for sure. This actually makes sense to me. It feels right and it feels for sure. I know it's all coming full circle for me now. Thank you so much for sharing this personal video with all of us. It's very much needed and appreciated.

[sarahgilbert]

I'll go out barefoot even in winter, in the snow. Hail Skađi!

[conradg.horchos]

As a person of partial Slavic origin I wear a small figurine I carved myself with the face of the Leszhy the Slavic forest spirit it reminds me of the pre Christian Europeans and what they stood for.

[tylermatchett]

I’m a Christian, and I have to admit I find this so interesting/enlightening. I could learn so much from you and paganism in general. Thank you for taking the time to make this video

[bradlyhenson]

My Ancestors were Norse, I'm not Pagan but I have a Deep Respect for it. No matter What a Person's Faith is, it's Extremely Important to stay Connected. No matter what God or god's Truly Exist, May You be Welcomed with Open Arms into that Majestic Kingdom of the After Life. I found this Video very Interesting and Spiritually Inspiring .

[kristibrown]

I am in 100% agreement with the fact that we need nature. I have been in my spirituality, which is Pegan-based for many years, but it wasn’t until we moved from an apartment to the country. I didn’t even care about the place or residence that we were staying as much as I cared about the trees surrounding us, the nature that is undisturbed the mother completely excelled and sealed my faith… I love to forage and just look up at all the trees, the squirrels, the deer it’s amazing and it’s such a blessing that so many people never get to see. my own little refuge.

[RodFromGod]

Me after watching 1 episode of Vikings on history channel

[juniper]

More often then not, my offerings are in fact time. I often sit at Loki's shrine, light some incense, and his candle, then just tell him about what's going on throughout the day, or how the week has been progressing. The energy changes completely, and I can feel his presence there. The difference is night and day. My most recent physical offering to him however was a cluster of potted succulent cactuses. It was a clever way to make an offering of life. He seemed to appreciate the idea. Now on top of having something that will supply a constent flow of energy to his shrine, this plant can also flurish, and grow as our journey continues.