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Spirits of the land, Spirits of the Otherworld

   One thing that both the Irish and Norse culture share is a fairly similar view of Otherworldly spirits, often in modern times called fairies. Since honoring, connecting, and working with these  spirits is, and always has been, the main aspect of my practice(…)

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This entry was posted in Random pagan and recon. ramblings on April 4, 2012 by Lairbhan.

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