ᚦ Norse Festival · Late January / Early February
Dísablót
Also: Disting, Feast of the Dísir
Significance
Spring sacrifice to the Dísir — female protective spirits, ancestors, and valkyrie-like beings. Marks the turn toward spring. Agricultural new year.
When it falls
late_january_early_february Observed over 1 day.
Honored deities
Questions & Answers
Questions about Dísablót
What is the spiritual meaning of Dísablót?
The spiritual theme of Dísablót: Honoring the feminine divine — protection, fertility, new beginnings. Reflection prompts: What seeds of intention do you want to plant for the coming year? How do you honor the women — human and divine — who protect and guide you?
Which gods are honored at Dísablót?
The deities honored at Dísablót are: The Dísir, Freyja, Freyr. Spring sacrifice to the Dísir — female protective spirits, ancestors, and valkyrie-like beings. Marks the turn toward spring. Agricultural new year.
What is Dísablót?
Also known as: Disting, Feast of the Dísir. Spring sacrifice to the Dísir — female protective spirits, ancestors, and valkyrie-like beings. Marks the turn toward spring. Agricultural new year.
What is Dísablót in the Norse tradition?
Dísablót is a Norse festival. Spring sacrifice to the Dísir — female protective spirits, ancestors, and valkyrie-like beings. Marks the turn toward spring. Agricultural new year.