The Last Chronicle of the Englisc

Bayeux Tapestry

Andrew Withers FRSA History, as it has been taught for centuries, states that in 1066 at the Battle of Senlac Hill, Guillaume the Bastard of Normandy became King of England. Anglo-Saxon England did not die on October 14th, 1066; far from it, the struggle against yet another large-scale Nordic incursion on the scale of ‘The…

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Equilibrium

equilibrium Ian Briggs

Equilibrium The Paradoxical Duality of Germanic Heathenism and Other Misconceptions Ian Briggs It has been a strongly held principle that a person’s views and opinions on religion are a ‘Faith issue’. Meaning that no statement relating to religion will ever need to be supported by evidence. Since the existence of the Gods can neither be…

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John Wisniewski Interviews Una Blythe

Una Blyth

1.How and when did you get interested in magic? How long have you been a practitioner of magic ritual? Magic has been an integral part of my life since I was aged four, sitting under my family’s piano with a plastic crystal ball; treasure I gleaned from collecting tokens off cartons of Kellogg’s Honey Nut…

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