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We are pleased to announce that we have now entered into a partnership with the store Nordliv.net, which will serve as a reseller of our products!

On March 15th, the blót kindred Gungnir gathered at Vännåkra Burial Ground in Sweden to hold a Disablót under a cloudy, chilly sky. Uwe Pötter led his first open blót with dignity, assisted by Susanne Rutfält. A common buzzard soared above, as if acknowledging the presence of the powers. The atmosphere was filled with fellowship, reverence, and heartfelt humor.

Around 2 PM, the group formed the sacred circle to hold Disablót together on the windswept burial ground of Lekebacken in Närke, Sweden. The attendees consisted of both members of the blót kindred and returning visitors.

The sun shone warmly, and the sky was clear blue as Pontus blew the horn – it was time for Disablót!
On March 8th, we honored goddesses of various kinds at the beautiful Valsgärde.

There is now an information page about Sitting Out – Útiseta, where you can learn more about this ancient tradition.

There is now an information page about Thegn, who is NAS's/NAC´s representative abroad. The page can be found in the menu under the heading "About Us."

Nordic Asa-Community takes its place as a guardian and pillar of our trú, our heritage, our origins, and our traditions.

During the weekend the blót kindred Vergelmer had Midwinter blót out on the ice in Luleå, Sweden. That weekend offered a lot of wind but it has not stopped one who came to participate event.

On Saturday, January 18, we held our midwinter blót at Lenhovda burial ground, which is quite a large burial site located in a relatively compact and central area within the local heritage park in Lenhovda. It was a powerful blót in a powerful place.

We gathered at the passage graves in Vårkumla outside Falköping for Gungnir and Draupnir’s joint Midwinter Blót.
The footpath from the parking lot was beautifully lined with torches all the way to the blót site.