↟ MIDVINTERBLOT – The ancient Old Norse origins of Jul ↟

❄️ Native Scandinavians in Sweden celebrating Jul and Midvinterblot at full moon. If you follow the Old Norse Lunisolar calendar, the original celebration of Jul takes place today, on February 1st this year. Always on the first full moon after the new moon, after the Winter Solstice. The dates changes annually according to the full moon, last year it fell on January 13th for example. Today the first full moon after the new moon, after the Winter Solstice occur here in Scandinavia. This is one of the most important dates in our pre-Christian culture, and according to our Old Norse calendar, the original celebration of Jul takes place on this day. Jul is a very old Scandinavian tradition that has its roots in the old Germanic celebrations of Midwinterblót.

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