Álfablót: The Elven Offering
Among the quiet rituals of Norse tradition, Álfablót stands apart as a private, heartfelt offering to the elves and ancestors.
Held in late October during Winter Nights, it marks the turning of the year and the bond between people, land, and spirit.
From its ancient roots in Viking-Age Scandinavia to its modern revival among Heathens today, Álfablót remains a sacred time of gratitude, remembrance, and respect for the unseen.
Alfheim in Norse Mythology: Light Elves, Freyr, and the Realm of Magic
Alfheim, the radiant realm of the light elves in Norse mythology, is a place of beauty, harmony, and inspiration. Rarely described in detail in the surviving texts, Alfheim remains one of the most mysterious of the Nine Realms—home to luminous elves, linked to the fertility god Freyr, and balanced against the shadowy world of the dark elves. Discover the light, shadow, and lessons hidden in this enchanted realm of Norse cosmology.