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Harrowman Ealdham

@ealdham Religion & Spirituality English

A channel dedicated to Germanic Paganism, and classical philosophy.

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Harrowman Ealdham has 808 subscribers.

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Recent posts

  1. Open post

    I like this page. However this post is a bad take. We are all born slaves to modernity. I don’t understand why so many *fellow* Anglos in England can’t help themselves but disrespect the ties of kinship that they have to their kinsmen around the world. This line of thinking is exactly what has divided us and has kept us weak as a people.

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    I thank Weden that I was born a European and not an American, that I came to this world a free person and not a slave, and that I was born a man and not a woman but above all that I do not suffer from horrendous folkslop.

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    On the note of kinship. The preservation of a custom and religion go hand in hand with the preservation of a people. As Germanic Pagans we recognize the kinship and blood ties between all of the Germanic nations. Just as our ancestors did. Beowulf is an example of this being acknowledged. As if this wasn’t obvious enough, despite the poem being recognized as English, it takes place in Denmark and Sweden. Lands where the Angles, Jutes, and some Goths would migrate from to establish the founding race of England. Certain concepts such as Hamingja, Frith, Elves, Disir, and Fylgja are themselves tied to race. If you are not in favor of the preservation of your customs and people, you do...

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    No more brother wars. Hail the Saxish folk.

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    If your body is a temple, who is the high priest? Who keeps the ritual flame lit? It isn’t the brain, it isn’t the heart. These are only vessels. Likewise with your mind, it is as physical as the rest of you. What about you? The “I” that is the silent observer of every thought and action. In Vedic tradition it is called the Atman, and in English it is called “Aethm”. It is that which unifies you with everything in the cosmos. Even the Gods. The breath of life, absolute consciousness from which all emerges, Wode/Óðr. To understand who this high priest is we must ask, who is the lord of this? It is Woden. Indeed, He is the high priest of your temple. The King Who rules over all re...

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    Your body is a temple. A gift from the Gods. Your eyes; the windows, your speech; the music, your clothing; the decor, your fragrance; the incense, and your deeds; the merit. Honor that which is gifted to you. We are special in that we are gifted these forms to do great works and be stewards of Orlay.

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    “Perkūns” By apocalyptic.folklore on instagram.

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    You are the spark that makes your heart beat. You are that which observes your thoughts and actions. That which gives light to the Sun. That which makes the stars in the sky shine. That which is the foundation of all, You are one and yet you are all. You have had different forms, and yet you are the same as you ever were. Dancing within and without time and matter. Undying, and unyielding. That which gives ignorance no mercy. Ever-contemplating, and ever-emerging. As ageless and unknowable as God. Art by Iwobrand

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    On the note of the sacredness and power of music in my previous post, one should also bear in mind what kind of “music” they keep in their life. Indeed, even speaking negatively, being around those who speak negatively, listening to music that glorifies immoral or detestable actions, can and will eventually influence you negatively. This, in fact, is acknowledged within psychology. Be mindful of your speech and thoughts. The more positive or conducive you are of divine energies, the more positivity you will find in your life. Listen to music that is also conducive to divinity. So that your subconscious remains clean and clear of negative distractions. Art: “Meadow Elves” by Nils Bl...

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    Humble offerings of incense and salt for the Elves in celebration of the winter moon.

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Questions about Harrowman Ealdham

How many subscribers does Harrowman Ealdham have?

Harrowman Ealdham (@ealdham) has 808 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.

What is Harrowman Ealdham about?

It is listed in Religion & Spirituality, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “A channel dedicated to Germanic Paganism, and classical philosophy.”

Where does Harrowman Ealdham rank?

By subscribers it is #875 in Religion & Spirituality, #8,559 among English channels, #9,627 worldwide.

Does Harrowman Ealdham post ads?

None of its 9 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.

When does Harrowman Ealdham post?

Most often on Monday, around 10:00 UTC. It publishes about 2 posts a week.

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