128-page illustrated book of explanation

the 168-page guidebook features in-depth messages and clear

the better to give the reader a greater and deeper appreciation and understanding of the seasonal flows throughout the natural year and their place in it

Paul envisioned that we now carry this timeless strength in the blood of our ancestry

We encounter the Psalms within the rites and talismanic magic of the grimoires

Frigga on Dragon Throne Statue British Isles 128-page illustrated book of explanationFrigga (Frigg) is the Norse Goddess of love, marriage, and destiny. She is the wife of the powerful Norse god Odin, The All Father. She was known as a 'seer', one who knew the future though she could never change it. Frigga, who sat at her spindle weaving the destiny of man and gods alike, was the goddess associated with the beginning of each new year. Cold Cast Resin Bronze Appx. 10 7 8" h