Nordiska Asa-samfundet

On the first day of November, Ymer held a closed *Álfablót*, where the blót kindred, along with close friends and family, were invited. This took place at the venerable and mysterious Rösaring in Upplands Bro. If you have never been there, this place is highly recommended, as its history is unique and the ancient remains are fascinating.

On October 28, 2025, a wedding ceremony between Sasha and Justin was performed in Stockholm. The couple, who had traveled by car from France with their friends, encountered several mishaps along the way, one car broke down in Belgium, and the other died just upon arrival at the ceremony site. Despite the rain, darkness, and lack of tents and tables, the wedding was held by a small lake, where everyone had to improvise. NAS/NAC expresses great joy in having been able to officiate a same-sex wedding and thanks Sasha and Justin for carrying out their ceremony before the Powers despite everything.

On a Saturday afternoon, the blót kindred set out toward Västerås to hold Winter Nights at Anundshög, Sweden. It was a very sunny and rather windy holiday, but it was such a joy to meet the kindred again after a time apart. Together we found a beautiful spot between the mounds and stones, then built up the blót table and decorated it.

On October 11,Gyðja Lena Hildebrand Svensson performed a Namegiving Ceremony in Svenljunga, Sweden assisted by Gere Lindqvist.

On a sunny Saturday, October 11th, the Blót kindred Idavallen gathered for the first time at the Mogården burial ground to hold the Winter Nights Blót. This time, marking the end of summer’s idleness and the harsh arrival of winter, felt far away on this particular day. The sun warmed us generously as we held our ceremony among ancient graves in the presence of the Powers.

When Njord chose to give us some stronger weather over our part of Midgard on October 4th, the blót kindred Sleipner held out and...

On Friday, August 15th, Idavallen held a blót at Dye Domarringar in Sweden in honor of Tors MC. Around 35 people participated, many from the motorcycle community, gathered in friendship and faith. The sacred site, where ancient people once honored their dead, gave a strong sense of connection with the ancestors. NBR Thommy Vähäsalo led the blót, called in the powers, and delivered a speech that wove together the strength of the gods with the fellowship of biker culture. Toasts were raised to the powers, family, and friends before the circle was dissolved. A successful evening filled with faith, tradition, and community.