So you left the catholic pope only to end up with an "asapope"?!?
Joined a big churchy Asatru group only to find yourself thinking something just doesn't feel right?
Finding yourself knowing there has to be more to Asatru than just paying dues and zoom calls?
Asatru is meant to be lived, not just experienced on a big weekend celebration every few months, but actually LIVED every day.
Our holy Gods should be honored regularly. Our noble ancestors should be remembered everyday. Our lives should be a celebration of who we are and who we are descended from.
We are descended from a proud and bold lineage and that blood coursing through our veins should be pulsing and alive with the blessings of the Gods and the memory of our ancestors. In the morning with our arms hoisted aloft in praise of Sunna we should be infused with Her power. The might of the thunder storm with Thor's lightning crashing around us should stir our souls. Looking upon our children, the next link in a long and noble chain, should bring delight to our hearts. These things and so very much more are what Asatru is truly about.
Leave the stuffy wannabe church types to their bland, watered down ways and start actually living and feeling our ancestral ways.
If you are ready to actually start living our folkways then 'Living Tru' is the book for you then. It is a book written specifically for the young families, the small kindreds, and the individuals who want to actually live Asatru in their daily lives.
In 'Living Tru' you will find ideas for creating a personal daily practice designed to bring you, and your family, closer to the Gods, the wights, and your noble ancestors.
In the second half of the book you will find a calendar filled with many of our holy days and celebrations taken from across Europe.
This is a calendar designed to give the family or small kindred ideas for weekend getaways and celebrations or even just discussion topics with the kids.
This is a book designed to bring our folkways into the home and to make them come alive in both our selves and in our families.
And, best of all, it's filled with full color pictures for the "reading impaired" individuals.
Now available at Prairieasatru.com
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