No culture on earth has a longer—or richer—tradition of drinking than the Germanic world. 🍻📜 And no, that doesn’t mean “mindless drunkenness.” From modern statistics—where Germanic countries still rank among the highest in beer consumption per capita—back through the Viking Age, and even earlier to the Germanic tribes described by Roman authors, one thing is constant: drinking was central to life. But it wasn’t about excess. It was about bonding. It was about social trust. It was about honorin

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Parker Gordon on Instagram: "⚔️ Old Norse (Language of the Vikings) | AD 950 Old Norse: Far þú vel, bróðir minn Halt herr þínum Hún mun ekki vaka við ættina né heimið í góðum friði Modern English: Fare you well, my brother. Keep your men close. She will not keep watch over the family nor the home in peace. What does “Norse” mean? Norse refers to the North Germanic peoples and languages of medieval Scandinavia, especially Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands (a small North Atla

My Norse Pagan Journey on Instagram: "Most people say “Thursday” without ever realizing they’re calling on one of the most powerful gods of the Norse world. In this video, I break down the real history behind the name and how it connects directly to Thor, the thunder-wielding protector of both gods and humans. The word “Thursday” comes from Old English Punresdæg, meaning “Thor’s Day,” and the tradition goes even further back into the old Germanic languages. As the early Germanic tribes interacte