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The Assembly of The Elder Troth would like to welcome you to our website. Please click on the links to the left to enter the relevant area of our site. Heil and welcome to the Articles section of the Assembly of The Elder Troth website. Here you can find items written by many wide and varied folk. The idea is to provide a venue for discussion, debate and education amongst the folk by giving people an individual flavour to the information provided. Every article here is the work of its' author. The Assembly of The Elder Troth DOES NOT endorse the words or anything that is found herein as being official Assembly of The Elder Troth policy, it is purely the work of the author as provided in each case, and Copyright rests with the Author, reproduction is prohibited without the authors permission. Carl Jung Correspondances by Tag Barbarason One of the greatst minds in Germanic history was that of the Swss psychologist Carl Jung. Virtually starting from scratch, he created a system of psychological reference that in many ways closely parallels ancient Germanic thinking about self and soul. ( In Heathen terms he dipped deeply into Mimir's well.) Here's a chart comparing various schools of thought, Heathen and Jungian with Hinduism and the Kitchen Sink tossed in. Please take the whole thing with a grain or three of salt. If anyone has any additions or corrections, please let me know.
*can be inherited or created, "What goes around comes around" or as the Wyrd turns.
* Hugin- one of Odin's two
Ravens-left brain
Orthodox Folkish Asatrurar call the collective unconcious the Folksoul. I call it the Heathen Hideaway!
The gods exist in the collective unconcious, as independent entities, although they often manifest themseves in the physical world.
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