Seiðr Night

Here is how to celebrate Seiðr Night: - Seiðr Meditation: Enter a quiet, darkened space. Light a single candle. Ask the Norns for clarity on a question that has troubled you. Listen without forcing. Modern adaptation: Practice free-writing or automatic journaling. Let images arise without judging them.

The deities honored at Seiðr Night are: Freyja, Odin, The Norns. A night dedicated to the practice of seiðr — the Norse shamanic art of prophecy and magic associated with Freyja and the Völur (seeresses). Midwinter is the optimal time for the veil to thin and for second sight to sharpen.

Seiðr Night is a Norse festival. A night dedicated to the practice of seiðr — the Norse shamanic art of prophecy and magic associated with Freyja and the Völur (seeresses). Midwinter is the optimal time for the veil to thin and for second sight to sharpen.

The spiritual theme of Seiðr Night: Second sight — trusting the inner knowing that winter strips bare. Reflection prompts: What do you already know but resist acknowledging? If a völva read your fate tonight, what would you hope she would not say?

A night dedicated to the practice of seiðr — the Norse shamanic art of prophecy and magic associated with Freyja and the Völur (seeresses). Midwinter is the optimal time for the veil to thin and for second sight to sharpen.