Hester Butler-Ehle - Hearth and Field: A Heathen Prayerbook
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Hearth and Field A Heathen Prayer Book nd Edition Hester Butler-Ehle Revised edition. Copyright (c) 2010, 2011 by Hester Butler-Ehle. All rights reserved. Published by Fieldstone Hearth. For Winterhof, as always.
Hail to Frigga, exacting mistress of the home, seeress and spinner whose gifts weave through our lives. Hail to Thor, strong-armed defender of Midgard, red-bearded rain-bringer, faithful friend of mankind. Hail to Sif, golden-haired goddess, dear wife of Thor, treasure of the gods, bringer of life to the cold earth. Hail to Frey, giver of wealth of gold and grain alike, of peace and protection, of joy and of pleasure. Hail to Freya, who stirs sweet desire and keen-edged strife, seeress, sorceress, strong-willed holder of war-dead. Hail to Tyr, one-armed granter of justice deserved, Thing-warder, wolf-binder, strong-minded foe of chaos.
Hail to Skadhi, sharp-minded huntress, winter's maid, bow-woman, vengeance-seeker, shining bride of Njord. Hail to Ullr, snowshoe god, friend of hunters, unsurpassed, glory of the gods. Hail to Eir, soft-handed healer, gentle goddess whose touch brings relief from ills of all kinds. Hail to Heimdall, constant guardian of bright Bifrost, keen-eyed giver of clear thought, father of men. Hail to Nerthus, ancient and unfathomable, holder of the black earth and of the seeds within. Hail to Njord, fair-footed husband of fierce Skadhi, friend of sailors, seacoast-dweller, giver of wealth.
Hail to Bragi, foremost of skalds, rune-tongued master of inspiration's fire, of wordcraft's labor. Hail to Idunna, keeper of the treasured fruit of youth and vigor, radiant renewer of life. Hail to Forseti, law-giver and law-keeper, arbiter, peacemaker, mender of fences. Hail to Hella, host of our beloved dead, inevitable one to whom we all will go Hail to Aegir, best of brewers, best of hosts, master of the dark sea depths and all they hold. Hail to Ran, ocean-queen, keeper of Aegir's hall, stirrer of storms, both bane and reprieve of ships at sea. Hail to Balder, brightest son of farseeing Odin, final hope of the gods, final hope of all the worlds.
Hail to Nanna, bold-hearted bride of Balder, strong one, true one, holding fast to hearth and heart. Hail to Jord, deep-souled mother of red-bearded Thor, enduring holder of breath and blood, sea and stone.
We know you in fragrant hops and thick, sweet malt; in a welcoming horn of mead or ale, offered to any who pass through the door; in a warm hearth-fire; in tables weighed down with meat and bread, enough for all; in guest-beds piled thick with quilts and soft pillows; in tales told long into the night, in the laughter of companions old and new, in comfort and in frith. Hail the host of gods, the god of hosts! Hail Aegir!
Balder, near-invulnerable one, of you a tragic tale is told: your mother's gift of protection, of a shield against all weapons, proved no safeguard from tricks and treachery; your death, in your own dreams foretold, came to pass, inescapable despite all her efforts, all her love and care. Balder, dweller in Helheim, shining hope of the gods, both within and without you hold a place. Hail to Balder! Hail the best of gods!
Bragi, master of verse, rune-tongued weaver of many tales, you grant to mortal men the gift of eloquence, of rhetoric, of fiery prose, of ease and grace, of freely-flowing words, of a firm grasp of meaning: Bragi, we thank you, and ask your favor. Hail Bragi!
Wise in herb-craft, in the remedies of the earth, your touch the cure for any ailment, your wisdom the source of renewal and recovery for any who seek it. Eir, kind-hearted goddess, your gifts a sound body and a peaceful mind, you ease our suffering, you take away our pain, you give us the strength to beat back all ill health, you restore us, you return us to a full life.
Hail Forseti!
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