The Valknut universal symbol as can be seen below is very unique in that it entwines the three triangles in such a way that it is very similar to a symbol of infinity. Each one can be seen in stone artwork, historic documents or even on old norse weapons. These are all, however, merely the opinions of one man.Two main formations of Valknut can be seen in History : either as Borromean (to the right below), or unicursal (to the left below). However, the story makes it! The story lights something in people's eyes that connects them to me, at least if only briefly. alternative is perhaps not comforting to some. They are, after all, simply just ignorant of the story.Īs a point of reference, I have received a great deal of attention and concern over mine (it is on my hand) and in the counselling field, looking. I would advise that you not let the reactions of people who cannot possibly know you to diminish the importance of your friend or your desire. ![]() It is a powerful symbol and can be used in many different ways. The brass tacks of it is, if you want this, make sure to understand it, and then embrace it. However, the same goes for "thug, thief, up-to-no-good" for having a tattoo in the first place. So, there is a very real chance that some people will vocally or silently judge you as a white supremacist. What people tend to judge is what they can see, and what they can relate it to. If your inner voice has said Valknut, and you feel comfortable after your research (which you have started already, well done!) then by all means get it tattooed onto you. Understanding how you feel, and how those things are in the world, would be a good first step. The Valknut, regardless of interpretive choice, is very related to death and dying. Why Animal Sacrifice?- An essay on the nature of sacrifice from /u/forvrinįair warning of my bias, I have a Valknut tattoo that is quite large, in a very conspicuous place.Wyrd, Orlög and Predetermination: A Short Wall of Text.We don't say this unkindly, we say it as a matter of reality. Do not expect anyone here, mod or otherwise, to treat you like a family member, friend, or even neighbors. While we're all here to learn from each other and get along, we do not have the same oaths, obligations, or relationships that might otherwise bind such a community in meatspace. This is an online community, not to be confused with the IRL Heathen definition of Community. No one likes a rules lawyer and this isn’t a democracy. The mods are the final authority on the rules. Unless expressing an original thought/argument, cite your sources. Dreams, Omens, and Familial lines do not belong. We aren’t here to play priest for you, nor are we your tribal leaders. You're not the only one who can learn from your mistakes. ![]() Posts that don’t contain heathen theological or philosophical discussion will not be approved.ĭo not delete your thread just because you don't like the answers you get. We aren’t here to talk about how awesome Norwegian Black Metal is, compliment your tattoos or jewelry, or look at pictures of your new puppy Freyja. We are here for discussion and you should be too. We're not here to argue for the One True Religion™, we're here to discus heathen theology and philosophy. Do not insult a religion because you don't agree with it, or because of the actions of individual adherents of that faith. ![]() No religion bashing, of any sort, will be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in a ban, with or without warning. No Ad Hominem this includes racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, etc. We are always happy to tell you why we made a decision, and even to give guidance on how to make a post compliant with this rule. If we don't allow it, don't take it personally, reformat it so that it does. ![]() Part of our jobs as mods is to determine whether a submitted post meets this criteria. All posts must be for the discussion of Heathen Theology or Philosophy.
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