Midsummer

At Midsummer, we now have the world in full bloom. The early harvests of the year are starting to come back into the larder, the animals are busy fattening up as quickly as possible, the streams are flowing smoothly, the fields are growing, and all seems light and warm.

As with other solstices, we celebrate this rite in the Norse culture, with particular attention to the Aesir deities Sif and Thor.

Ritual Script

Video of a Midsummer Ritual

Photos of Past Midsummers

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Fellowship
The Omen
Invocation to Thor
Opening the Gates
The Hallows
Start of the Procession
The Omen
Taking the Omen
Reverence in Ritual
The Blessing
Making an offering
Making an offering
Making an offering
Making an offering
The Folk
Making Offerings
Making an offering
Introducing the Ritual
Introducing the Ritual
The Procession
Images of Freyr and Freya
Closing the Gates
The Blessing
Taking the Omen
Burning the First Fruits Sacrifice
The Final Sacrifice in a Ceremonial Longship
Preparing the Final Sacrifice
Making an offering
The Offering Table
Drumming and Chanting in Ritual
Making an offering
Making an offering
Making an offering
Opening the Gates
Preparing to Open the Gate
Statement of Purpose
Offering for Inspiration
Offering to the Outdwellers
Offering to the Earth Mother
Introducing the Ritual
The Hammer Rite
The Hallows
Fellowship
The Omen
Invocation to Thor
Opening the Gates
The Hallows
Start of the Procession
The Omen
Taking the Omen
Reverence in Ritual
The Blessing
Making an offering
Making an offering
 

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