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 No.13852

A bit of background: I come from a ceremonial magick background and I've found the daily ritual hard to give up as I've evolved in my approach to Asatru.

A common element of ceremonial magick (specifically Thelema) is the 4 daily adorations of the sun found in Liber Resh. I really found these adorations to be powerful tools for connecting to certain energies. Below is my attempt to create a Norse version of these mini rituals.

Please feel free to critique, offer suggestions, and post your own daily routine.

- Morning (face the sun rising in the East & stand in Algiz stadha)

o “Hail Sunna, who art like Baldr in thine rising! Your brightness bursting forth to signal the end of Ragnarok!

o Heimdall stands ready with his horn before Asgard and the Allfather abides upon his thone.”

- Noon (face South and stand in Algiz stadha):

o “Hail Sunna, who art like Thor charging forth, triumphant! Blazing across the sky in thine chariot, Oh Swastika burning bright!

o Heimdall stands ready with his horn before Asgard and the Allfather abides upon his thone.”

- Sunset (face West and stand in Algiz stadha):

o “Hail Sunna, who art like Tyr in thine setting – a sacrifice for the good of all! The light-devourer was held at bay for a time.

o Heimdall stands ready with his horn before Asgard and the Allfather abides upon his thone.”

- Midnight: (face North stand in Algiz stadha)

o “Hail Sunna, hidden below you are like Hermóðr on his journey to rescue Baldr from Hel’s world! Ragnarok will come, but its end is not far behind.

o Heimdall stands ready with his horn before Asgard and the Allfather abides upon his thone.”

- Finish each adoration with the hymn from Sigrdrifumal:

>Hail Day (Dagaz)!

>Hail the sons of Day!

>Hail Night & her daughters now!

>Look upon us with loving eyes that waiting we Victory win!

>Hail the Gods and the Goddesses - Hail!

>And all the gentle Earth.

>Grant us [wisdom and goodly speech and healing hands life long!]*

*I feel like you can ad lib here

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 No.13868

sounds like muslim bullshit tbh fam

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 No.13872

>>13852

What's the difference between "adorations" and prayer? Don't Hindus do something like this, a prayer to the Sun? I've been wanting to get a copy of Deep Ancestors by Ceisiwr Serith for a while now, mostly so I can get a look at the prayer and ritual section where he tries to reconstruct similar prayers and such. Your thread reminded me of that.

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 No.13876

>>13868

Kys.

Indoeuropeans have engaged in multiple daily prayers for a long time prior to Arab influence. In fact, this one one of the major criticisms an indoEuropean Persian ruler had against Muslim Arabs attacking his empire - that they had not invented the concept of multiple daily prayers.

>>13872

Yes. Solar worship/veneration is a common theme among IndoEuropean peoples.

Not much of a difference between prayer and adorations. As I use the term, adoration involves more of an "invocational" element when compared to prayer. As written, the above described adorations can allow you to "experience" elements of our spirituality multiple times a day and feel the very real aspects of our stories daily.

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