[asetro-nord] They new Asetro-Nord Lists :AE
Loke.@po.ia.dk
Asetro-Nord, for instead then to continue with a three-parting of the list.
I've still not finished a new webpage, and the old list will stay up, to
that is done.
Here are however the information, for the three new lists, so can people
join those who have an interess:
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Subscribtion to 'The Old Belief', are done by sending a subscribe-messages=
to:
nordisk-se...@egroups.com
List adr. are:
nordi...@egroups.com
I've choosen to have a second moderator on this list, to help me, that'll be
Jón.
(I'll probaly with time, also get helpers on the other lists).
>This forum, are meant on the Nordic Wight and Gods believers, who have the
living folkbelief as their belief/interess.
>Without setting one regions tales myths belief and custom, over another
regions.
>
>The forum subjects, are foremost the folkbelief, both of today, but also as
it's been wroten down through time, and with a sidelook at tings as history,
tales, ballads/songs, archćology and myths.
>
>Enchanges of idears and knowledge, coporation for religious rights, here in
the Nordic countries, coporation for preservation of our custom and belief.
>How we stand against cults there make us alllook ill. Might it be
halfoccult movements, or such, there use of the names within the old belief.
Here in special nazis and satanist.
>Also how we elucidate the border, betwin us, and those who wanna
make/create a before-christian religion, to the common comunity.
>
>With folkbelief, are there meant the belief there describes as such, as
it's been collected of fx folkloristes, as belief tales and custom, in
special betwin 1600-1900, with the living pieces there still exist and are
recorded today.
>It's ofcourse the Heathen part of the folkbelief, there have first priority
here. Christians are however not shut out, so longe the christian god, not
are missionated about, with fx the christian teaching (the bibel), and the
christian god not are sat as the higest and only (true) good god. Thise so
also they, who have grown up with a mixtured belief (christo-heathen), also
can be with. So longe it don't happens on the cost of the heathen beliefs
gods and wights etc...
>
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>special rules:
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>Diskutions about whetever the folkbelief exist or not, are requested taken
elsewhere.
>
>New-ages, new-shamanism, modern asatru with roots in the 70'ths, etc... has
no interess, and the list shall not be used this purpose. As the list not
are meant to promotion of modern movements as such
>
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Next list are 'The times belief':
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Listadr:
tiden...@egroups.com
>This forum are for the time being an experiment.
>The forum are meant on the Nordic Heathen/godsbelievers.
>
>The Subject are the mixturebelief, as some have grown up with, and how this
have affected their belief, way of living and view on life.
>With mixturebelief, are there here meant elements mixed, from exampel:
>he livin folkbelief custom/use, and:
>elements from rćnesance and the romantic era (the danish hyme fx).
>And not to forget, books and movies, there are inspired of the old heathen
belief.
>Also foreigen elements, there have seen there way in, are a subject, fx the
from east king winter.
>Also christian belief, as it works on the other elements, are a subject.
>
>As it might can be seen, are they elements there are taken, elements who
all touches on the broad population, of those there can say their have grown
up with a belief, where there are heathen elements in.
>
>I have with purpose not choosen modern movements in, as fx:
>new-asatru, new-shamanism, new-ages, etc... as I'm not sure on, if one can
say they have touched the general puplic in compliet, even tho it's probaly
going that way.
>
>With folkbelief, are there meant the belief there describes as such, as
it's been collected of fx folkloristes, as belief tales and custom, in
special betwin 1600-1900, with the living pieces there still exist and are
recorded today.
>
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>Special rules:
>
>Diskutions about whetever the folkbelief exist or not, are requested taken
elsewhere.
>
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Next list are 'Eddica':
Subscribe to:
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Listadr:
edd...@egroups.com
>This forum are for the time being an experiment.
>It's meant for the Vana and Asatruar, who since about the 70'ths have tried
to reconstruct the pre-christian religion, here in the Nordic countries.
>Baset on the Eddic myths, choosen material from the folklore, peoples own
gnosis, and asatru writers/teachers...
>
>The forums subject are modern Asatru, baset on the pre-christian faith.
>How it's performed, are reconstructed, and which sources to take from, with
a sorting out of christian elements. Talk over source material etc...
>
>Enchance of idears and knowledge, cooporation for religious rights, here in
the Nordic countries and such, plus smalltalk etc., are also a part of the=
list.
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>Special rules:
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>Diskutions about whetever the folkbelief exist or not, are requested taken
elsewhere.
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I keep me the right, to alter in the lists, as I deem it needed (with look
on: interess, peace etc).
With Regards,
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* (Net-alias Loke;~) Loke.@po.ia.dk *
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