Northern Wisdom - Daily Inspiration from Norse and Kindred Sources Published !!!

Northen Wisdom – Daily Inspiration from Norse and Kindred Sources Released! Available on Amazon !!! This book was written to be used not just every day but year after year! Examples of what’s inside! This book is a collection of daily reflections rooted in the spirit of the North and drawn primarily from Norse tradition yet enriched by kindred sources that echo its values and worldview. These pages are meant to inspire men and women who seek strength, clarity, resilience, and connection to the wisdom of the old ways. While the heart of this book is Norse, guided by the Eddas, Sagas, and the deep undercurrent of Germanic thought, it also includes meditations from Marcus Aurelius, verses from the Rig Veda, and a few carefully chosen verses from the Lord of the Rings. At first glance, these sources may seem distant from each other. But under the surface they share a profound synchronicity. The Stoic writings of Aurelius though Roman, speak to the same warrior minded discipline and acceptance of fate (Wyrd) found in Norse tradition – a calm strength in the face of hardship, a commitment to self-governance, and an embrace of impermanence. The Rig Veda, one of the world’s oldest spiritual texts, comes from a distant branch of the Indo-European family tree. Its hymns and verses reveal a world where the sacred is woven into the forces of nature – fire, storm, dawn – much like the animistic and mythic worldview of the Germanic peoples. Though its language is different, its soul feels familiar. March 31 How many of them who came into the world at the same time which I did have already gone out of it? - Meditations April 01 I advise you that at the Assembly you do not contend with fools. The stupid man often permits himself to say worse than he knows. - Lay of Sigrdrifa 24 April 02 A man is lucky if he finds praise and friendship within himself. You can never be sure of where you stand in someone else’s heart. - Havamal 8