Byron Pendason

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A Fyrnsidere (practioner of Fyrnsidu / Anglo-Saxon Heathen) living in the Midwestern USA. I worship the gods of the Anglo-Saxons, my ancestors, and my local land wights. I oppose racism in all forms, including folkist Heathenry.

I am a tech enthusiast. I came to Mastadon because I missed what Twitter used to be, and am hoping to find some of that here.

My Websitehttps://MineWyrtruman.com
Introduction to Fyrnsiduhttps://www.minewyrtruman.com/fyrnsidu_intro/
Fyrnsidu.faithhttps://fyrnsidu.faith/
Byron PendasonMay 5, 2024

I have decided to start a Substack to host my #Stoicism content, and keep my #Fyrnsidu content on my blog.

Check out my new Substack at: https://stoicheathenry.substack.com

Stoic Heathenry | Byron Pendason | Substack

Stoic philosophy and Heathen religion, combined into a single spirituality. Click to read Stoic Heathenry, by Byron Pendason, a Substack publication. Launched a month ago.

Show threadByron PendasonJan 22, 2024

Three notes is a start, I suppose? (In the image, the white dots are notes, the green dots are tags, and the gray dots are links to notes I haven't created yet.)

#obsidian #zettelkasten #pkm

Byron PendasonJul 14, 2023

The Kentish Hammer is used by many Fyrnsideras as a symbol of their faith, much like Norse Heathens do with Mjolnir. There are also other non-Norse Heathens, such as some Old Saxon Heathens, who prefer this design to the traditional Mjolnir design. It's based upon a pendant found in a sixth century grave in Kent, England. This is the oldest Thunderer's hammer found in Europe. We unfortunately don't know what the Anglo-Saxons called it. Unlike it's Norse cousin, it features a long handle.

#Fyrnsidu #Heathenry