Organizations for POWER Mwahahaha
If you want to know more about the things I talk about, but don’t want to dig through all of my posts to see when I reference something, I recommend this (growing) list of things.
| Organizations for the Brain |
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| Viking Society for Northern Research |
| Academia.edu |
| Knowledge Commons |
Further Reading
| Deities |
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| Cawley, Frank Stanton. “The Figure of Loki in Germanic Mythology.” |
| Heide, Eider “Týr and Viðarr. Equinox, Wolves and Old Norse Celestial Traditions“ |
| Svendsen, Lea. Loki and Sigyn: Lessons on Chaos, Laughter, & Loyalty from the Norse Gods, 2nd printing, 2022 |
| Laidoner, Triin The Flying Noaidi of the North: Sami Tradition Reflected in the Figure Loki Laufeyjarson in Old Norse Mythology |
| Dictionaries |
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| Middle English Compendium (Online) |
| Online Etymology Dictionary |
| Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic |
| Simek, Rudolf. Dictionary of Northern Mythology |
| Norse Information |
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| The Viking Answer Lady |
| Wade, Jenny Going Berserk: Battle Trance and Ecstatic Holy Warriors |
| Shamanism |
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| Frog. Who Am I And What Am I Doing Here? Learning to Take Yourself and Your Experiences Seriously. University of Helskinki. 2024. |
| Harner, Michael The Way of the Shaman (but don’t stay there. Core shamanism is incomplete.) |
| Speck, Frank G. “Penobscot Shamanism”, American Anthropological Association, 1919. – This is the article that let me know the family lore wasn’t a total lie. Highly recommend. |
| Maltseva, O.V. & Nesterov, S.. (2014). Elements of the Inau Cult in Ethnic and Cultural Contacts of the southern Far East1. Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia. 42. 10.1016/j.aeae.2015.04.013. |
| The Sea |
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| Þorgeirsson, Haukur. “The Ship in the Field.” RMN 3, 2011:14–18. |
| Spirits |
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| Gunnel, Terry “The Season of the Dísir” |
| Turner, Karla The Masquerade of Angels (Trust me. You want to read this one.) |