In Théodish Belief, worship is given to the gods and goddesses that were known to our Anglo-Saxon ancestors. Many of these gods were also known to the Norse such as Wóden (ON: Óðinn), Fríg (ON: Frigg), Þunor (ON: Þórr), Fréo (ON: Freyja), Ing …

Within Theodism, we share the faith in the Norse pantheon that would seem nearly identical to Asatru, but then add upon it a societal organizational hierarchy somewhere between a Feudal Lord’s estate and a Military chain of command. It creates a universal synergy and alignment of purpose that helps raise performance to the next level.

Theodism, Theodish Belief, or Þéodisc Geléafa ("tribal belief") is a North American variant of Germanic Neopaganism which seeks to reconstruct the beliefs and practices of several historic Northern European tribes. Initially, Theodism referred solely to Anglo-Saxon polytheism, the religion of the Anglo-Saxons which had settled in England.

Théodish Belief, also known as Þéodisc Geléafa or Théodism, is a rekindling of the manygodded, tribal religion that was held by our Anglo-Saxon heathen forebears before the coming of Christianity. As Théodsmen, we are given to the mystery of sacral kingship and to …

On Nov. 9, 1991, near where the Iroquois say the first werman (male) and woman appeared, in the State of New York, Garman Lord gave an animal to the Gods and Goddesses. At that time, Theodism was still giving the animal whole to the Gods and Goddesses much like the sacrifices of the ancient Hebrews in the Temple at Jerusalem.

2024年10月29日 · Theodism, or Théodish belief, is a branch of modern Paganism dedicated to reviving the religious, social, and cultural practices of ancient Germanic and Anglo-Saxon tribes. Unlike more individualized Pagan paths, Theodism emphasizes community structures, hierarchies, and cultural authenticity.

2024年10月22日 · Theodism is all about reconstructing the way ancient Anglo-Saxon and other Germanic tribes lived and practiced their religion. It’s not just about what they believed, but how they lived—how they organized their communities, worshiped their gods, and worked together as a …

Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief, also known as Þéodisc Geléafa or Theodism, is a rekindling of the manygodded troth that was held by our Anglo-Saxon heathen forebears before the coming of Christianity. As Théodsmen, we are given to the mystery of sacral kingship and to the worship of such gods and goddesses as Tíw, Wóden, Þunor, Fríge, and ...

Anglo-Saxon Théodish Belief, also known as Þéodisc Geléafa or Theodism, is a rekindling of the manygodded troth that was held by our Anglo-Saxon heathen forebears before the coming of Christianity.

In 1977 the “membership” grew by two, adding Werewolf and Æȝili, and 1978 saw two more, Sægæst and Wudorhiht. The Witan rediscovered and put into practice much ancient wisdom and craft, including swine-tivering, trial by ordeal, true witchcraft, seiðʀcraft, berserkerism, battle ecstasy, and poetic boasting.