Forn Sed: Sveriges Asatrosamfund (The Swedish Asatru Society) celebrating Autumn Blót 2009. The picture is taken at an Autumn Blót held by Sveriges Asatrosamfund on 17th October 2009 at Björkö (i.e. Birch Island) in the Gothenburg archipelago, Västra Götaland, Sweden. On the bench that serves as altar there are (from left to right) two bottles of mead (honey-wine), a ceremonial drinking horn, sweets and onions as offerings, a big wooden cult image depicting the Norse fertility god Frey (Freyr), an Oathring is hanging upon Frey's phallos, two smaller cult images depicting Frejya and Thor (Þórr, painted red), a bowl, and some more onions. At the ground in front of the Frey image there is painting depicting the Norse sun goddess Sól or Sunna. In the foreground a fire is burning. In the background is a woodshed.

Date     17 October 2009
Source     Own work
Author     Achird
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Žemaičių Alka (Samogitian Alka) - reconstructed pagan observatory in Šventoji, Lithuania.

Date     15 July 2006
Source     Own work
Author     Kontis Satunas
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Forn Sed: Norse cult images at a Yule Feast. The picture shows a table with assembled Norse cult images at a Yule Feast held by the two Gothenburg kindreds Godthiod and UrNaud at 19 December 2009 at Hisingen Island, Gothenburg, Västra Götaland, Sweden. In the back row there are a painting depicting the sun-goddess Sol or Sunna, and two wooden carvings of Odin (Óðinn) and Frey (Freyr). In the middle row there are the three Norns (Urðr, Verðandi, and Skuld) and five smaller carvings (the first of the five is actually the Slavic god Svetovid with his four faces). In the front row there is a red-painted carving of the thunder-god Thor (Þórr). In front of the cult images are a red candle and two ceremonial hammers.

Date     19 December 2009
Source     Own work
Author     Achird
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Very essential Heathen altar.
Date     31 December 2007
Source     Hljod.Huskona on Flickr.
Author     Rebecca Radcliff
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The neopagan burial ground in Gufuneskirkjugarður cemetry, Reykjavík, Iceland. There are five graves - three marked by plaques and two by stones. One stone is a bit away from the others while a small stone can be glimpsed between the plaques. One of the plaques has a sun cross on top. Behind the graves are rocks arranged in a ship shape (an ellipse) with a tree in the center. The burial ground dates to 1999.

Date     Photograph taken April 25, 2009.
Source     Own work
Author     Haukurth

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Runestone from the danish pagan society Forn Siðr, the official stone setting was in november 2006 near Jelling.

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Detailansicht des Winteraltars einer Freundin. Der Stab und ihr Dolch an der Wand, ein Räuchergefäß, ein Kelch, mehrere Steine und Hölzer, auf einer Holzscheibe das Altarlicht. Ein Text über die vier Elemente zur Andacht. Der Altar wird den Jahreszeiten entsprechend umgestaltet und steht in Richtung norden auf einem Ikeatisch an der Wand. In jeder Himmelsrichtung steht eine Laterne mit Buntglas in den entsprechenden Farben (nicht sichtbar). Ein verdorrender Granatapfel sitzt ebenfalls auf dem Altar.

Daniel's Herne Schrein. Die Karten mit denen hier gearbeitet wurde sind v. l. n. r. Robin Wood Tarot, Celtic Totem von John Matthews, Keltisches Tierorakel von Philipp Carr-Gomm und das Arthurian Tarot von John und Caitlin Matthews und Miranda Gray. (nach Beltane 2004)