Last Updated on December 15, 2024
The authors behind Kindred Asatru (kindredasatru.com) are a small group of Pagans, and those who respect the Pagan diaspora. They are dedicated to preserving and sharing knowledge about Norse culture, traditions, and spirituality 
. Their collective expertise includes historians, folklorists, and practitioners of Asatru. Together, they aim to provide accurate, engaging, and respectful content that educates and inspires a global audience.
Each contributor brings a unique perspective. Some content authors specialize in interpreting Old Norse texts, working to make ancient sagas and poetry accessible to modern readers. Others focus on the spiritual practices of pre-Christian Scandinavia, exploring rituals, ceremonies, and beliefs rooted in historical evidence. The team also includes skilled rune scholars who delve deeply into the meanings and cultural significance of the Elder Futhark.
The authors of Kindred Asatru strive to connect readers with the rich heritage of Norse tradition, whether through detailed articles, practical guides, or personal reflections. Many of them have academic backgrounds in history, archaeology, or Nordic studies. Others come from families with strong ties to Scandinavian culture, bringing personal insights to their writing. Collectively, their work reflects a shared passion for preserving Norse heritage while making it relevant to contemporary readers.
Kindred Asatru also collaborates with guest contributors, ensuring a wide range of voices and perspectives. This approach enriches the site’s content, offering readers fresh interpretations and broader knowledge. The team works diligently to ensure all materials are thoroughly researched, well-written, and engaging. Their ultimate goal is to empower readers with a deeper understanding of Norse traditions and their enduring relevance today.
Elder Futhark Runes Associated with the Website Authors
The rune Ansuz (pronounced “AHN-sooz”) represents the wisdom and communication the authors share through their writing. It reflects their dedication to conveying meaningful insights.
The rune Kenaz (pronounced “KAY-nahz”) symbolizes creativity and illumination. This embodies the authors’ passion for shedding light on Norse traditions and inspiring curiosity.