Today, the 22nd of December 2019, is the astronomical winter solstice. The time of the shortest day and the longest night. Historically,...

The word “lāst” exists in Old English meaning “duty; due; obligation; vow” but, in the Fruman context, it is more specific. A Fruman’s...

The pre-Christian Germanic peoples inhabiting the British Isles are thought to have been very much materialistic. They placed value on...

Many religions have a busy “festival calendar”. That is to say that, over the course of a year, numerous seasonal observations,...

"The first written usage of the English word appeared in Edward Gibbon's journal, in longhand, referring to "bits of cold meat" as a...

There is a spectrum of division on modern Heathendom, based on differing perceptions of exclusivity. From the universalists who take the...

Everyone has aspirations for how we would like the future to pan out, and I am no different. I have a vision for the future and that...

Ā sceal snotor hycgean ymb þysse worulde gewinn. (Ever shall the wise be mindful of this world’s strife.) - Maxims I.B. One of the most...

In the pre-conversion period, the Germanic tribes of northern, western, and central Europe were very much connected to their...

Frumcræft is very much a “daily living” worldview. The seasonal observances are important dates in the Frumcræft year but are not the...

Recently, the National Trust claimed that folklore is dying out due to the rise of social media. Their perception is that children in...

Something that many people new to Heathendom ask is "are there any books I can read on the subject?" The regularity of this question has...

There is a conflation of terminology that is no longer truly accurate. It is the notion that Heathen and Pagan are synonyms. In English...

Welcome to my new blog. My name is Lēoht Steren and I am an Anglo-Saxon Heathen. Frumcræft is the home of my writings, musings and...