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translated means "Cliff-True"
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What is Skertru?
Skertru is
basically the belief is Skerbók and 19th century Norse-Faith writings
which it summarises.
Above all else the religious writings of the Victorian Enlightenment
along with Skerbók supercede the writings of those who have written work
based solely on other 20th or 21st century writings.
Skertru
(pronounced "skur-true") is a combination of
the best of Asatru and Vanatru. Asatru a Teutonic based
belief system that bases most of its belief system on the
Poetic Edda as well as academic studies and Sagas;
individuals who are Asatru follow the ways of more Aesir
than Vanir in general. Vanatru is a belief system that is
based on intuition rather than academics and is more
"nature oriented"; individuals who are Vanatru
follow the ways of the Vanir over the Aesir.
Skertru
teaches us to be both Aesic and Vanic in order to
experience the religion as a complete and balanced whole.
Although we orient ourselves toward being either Aesic or
Vanic this may cause us to lead "unbalanced
lives" and we try to recognize this before it
happens by incorporating the ways of our opposing path in
our everyday life.
Skertru
is the belief in [Skerbók] the Skapamál, The
Profecy of Nanna, Holy Days, The
Skertru Edda, and either the Aesir Saga or the Vanir Saga or both
[more
Skertru writing here]; along with Victorian
age (19th century) scholarly works. The Skapamál is the story of the creation of the Universe;
it is based on all known academia as well as science. The
The Profecy of Nanna is the prophecy of Nanna and it
foretells the end of the Universe and the beginning of
the next one; it is based on all known academia as well
as the science of quantum physics. The Holy days are self
explanatory, the most important are the days of Yule
during which we eat herring. The Skertru Edda contains
The Lay of Creation, Voluspa, Havamal, The Catalog of
Dwarves, The Death of Baldr, and the Prophecy of Nanna,
it is our translation and it also provides the origional
Old Norse. The Aesir Saga is the story of the Aesir, it
is a compilation of all known sources about the Aesir,
based on lore and academia. The Vanir Saga is the story
of the Vanir and the creation of the Earth, it is based
on intuition, science and academia.
One
does not have to be of the Skertru belief to join
Skergard. Skergard is open to everyone, as stated in the Membership Requirements.
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