I can’t wait to get my hands on some of those books. I have Spellcraft and have found it so helpful. My father was a practitioner of Old Norse magick. I grew up with images of Freyja. I learned to cast runes when I was a child. I find unfortunately that since white supremacists got ahold of anything Norse that trustworthy sources of knowledge are hard to come by. It’s even harder to find actual humans to engage with. I am trying in my ancestor work to dive into the Old Norse realm, but it’s challenging.
Thank you for this awesome list! I would like to add Ezra Rose’s *FYMA: The Lesser Key to the Appropriation of Jewish Magic & Mysticism*. They’ve available on a pay-what-you-want model on their itch.io site.
I would like to recommend the Intuitive Girls podcast. They have wonderful breakdowns on all the Sabbats, they speak quite a bit about appropriation, being anti-racist, and doing important work for the collective. I also appreciate their episodes about spiritual teachers/practices that have become problematic or have problematic roots. Throw in some pop culture and it’s like coffee with some cool friends. Also neurodivergent with neurodivergent kids.
I am a fellow traveler who grew up in northeast GA and now call Asheville home. What an incredibly rich resource you have provided with this article, Aris! I am so grateful. I struggle with issues of appropriation in the overculture and am so pleased to have found this piece. I love Lindsay Mack (the greatest Tarot teacher!), and I am looking forward to investigating your other recommendations!
ahh I'm so happy to hear this is helpful for you :)) I've honestly been surprised at the huge response I've had to this piece but it's awesome that I was able to curate a list that can be useful for so many people ❤️
Aris, this is so lovely. Thank you for compiling it and thank you for including me! It’s an honor!
You're very welcome :) thank you for your medicine!
What a rich list of resources! Thank you for thinking of me!
of course! it's an honor to be a part of this community with you :)
Definitely feeling drawn to the runes book
yes! I love opening to a random page and studying whatever rune shows up for me :)
Thank you for sharing these! What a beautiful list. 🩷
you're welcome :) I've been wanting to do this for a long time! I'll definitely be adding to it as I find more resources
I can’t wait to get my hands on some of those books. I have Spellcraft and have found it so helpful. My father was a practitioner of Old Norse magick. I grew up with images of Freyja. I learned to cast runes when I was a child. I find unfortunately that since white supremacists got ahold of anything Norse that trustworthy sources of knowledge are hard to come by. It’s even harder to find actual humans to engage with. I am trying in my ancestor work to dive into the Old Norse realm, but it’s challenging.
yes it's so important to reclaim that history! thank you for doing the hard work 🙏🏻 if you find any resources I'd love to add them to the list :)
Happy to!
Check out Nordic animism. He’s on YouTube, instagram etc
Thank you, I’ll do that 😊
I’ve been listening to his podcast, having excited conversations with myself. Thank you so much for the recommendation!
What a great list of resources 🙏🏼✨ I also appreciated their book about The Missing Witches
https://www.missingwitches.com
thank you for sharing this! I'm excited to check it out :)
Thank you for this awesome list! I would like to add Ezra Rose’s *FYMA: The Lesser Key to the Appropriation of Jewish Magic & Mysticism*. They’ve available on a pay-what-you-want model on their itch.io site.
omg amazing! thank you :)
I would like to recommend the Intuitive Girls podcast. They have wonderful breakdowns on all the Sabbats, they speak quite a bit about appropriation, being anti-racist, and doing important work for the collective. I also appreciate their episodes about spiritual teachers/practices that have become problematic or have problematic roots. Throw in some pop culture and it’s like coffee with some cool friends. Also neurodivergent with neurodivergent kids.
yes thank you so much for this recommendation!! I'll definitely check it out :)
I am a fellow traveler who grew up in northeast GA and now call Asheville home. What an incredibly rich resource you have provided with this article, Aris! I am so grateful. I struggle with issues of appropriation in the overculture and am so pleased to have found this piece. I love Lindsay Mack (the greatest Tarot teacher!), and I am looking forward to investigating your other recommendations!
ahh I'm so happy to hear this is helpful for you :)) I've honestly been surprised at the huge response I've had to this piece but it's awesome that I was able to curate a list that can be useful for so many people ❤️