This is a picture of an altarstone dedicated to the Goddess of the Northsea, Nehalennia. In Roman times not only the Romans but also the Celtic and Germanic people used altarstones to honour their deities. Usually a person wanted a favour from a deity and in return that person gave the deity an altarstone when the goal was reached. These altarstones provide us of information about 'forgotten' deities and the people who donated these altars. At the moment the Tribe of the Fox is making a series of video's about small tribes that lived in the Netherlands during the late iron age and the Roman era. Often the only source of information about their deities comes from these altarstones. Gods and goddesses such as Magusanas, Haeva, Thincsus, Beda, Fimmilena, Bauduhillia, Friagabis, Marsaca and many more😎. As always we shall notify you when we are going to release these video's.

Our favorite Dutch Saxon Metalband goes live tonight at 20.30 CET with a streamingconcert. Just 2 euro's (or more). Get your chance: https://www.facebook.com/heidevolkofficial or https://guts.events/mepnz1/biud85/

A big surprise, the wolf is back in The Netherlands. Who would have ever thought that in 2021 there would again be thirteen wolves in our country?

A few weeks ago, a wildlife camera set up by volunteers in the Veluwe (the area were I live) captured several wolves. The beautiful images tell an unexpected success story: that the wolf who returned to our country in 2015 after more than 150 years of absence and is now flourishing. In the 17th and 18th century they have been hunted so much that they disappeared. I really hope that we people can give them the space to thrive now. I hope to see the wolf once, when I walk in my favorite forest.

Do you know the Germanic goddess Tanfana and her tribe called the Marsi? Let's see what is still known about them, my friends. It's time to rediscover almost forgotten deities, because they make themselves known again🙂 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZv5fHCoEgA&t=539s

Do you know the Germanic goddess Tanfana and her tribe called the Marsi? Let's see what is still known about them, my friends. It's time to rediscover almost forgotten deities, because they make themselves known again🙂 https://www.bitchute.com/video/hHXC9KSpEYzJ/

The new video is on YT but also on Bitchute

Freedom. A wonderful picture on our North Sea beach. Freedom is what we stand for. True to ourselves and our values. Now, during this worldwide situation and also about who we are and what we want. We reestablish the connection with our deities, with our roots and with our pagan friends. Hail our worldwide Pagan Tribe, hail Freedom.

Some burial mounds contain remains of Europe's ancestors the Anglo Saxons (who migrated from the North Sea coastlands of continental Europe to the UK in the 5th century). In 1939, archaeologists discovered a 1,400-year-old Anglo-Saxon burial at the site that included an entire ship, as well as a dizzyingly rich cache of grave goods. The spectacular find changed historians’ understanding of early medieval Britain. The Netflix Movie The Dig brings this again to the public. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/2021/01/famed-anglo-saxon-ship-burial-sutton-hoo-last-kind/

Found this nice chant/song about the goddesses of the Low Lands. It's from the Dutch heathen Frigga Asraaf. (Names of the goddesses in the description) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyLcOQzONKk

For all you Dutch speaking folks: This website about gods and goddesses of the Low Countries is really good. Lots of info🙂 https://godenvaneigenbodem.com/

A very cool map with lots of European tribes😎. Just click on the name of the tribe of your choice if you want to learn about them. https://www.historyfiles.co.uk/FeaturesEurope/Barbarian_Map52BC_max.htm?fbclid=IwAR1BUuwpI7iudcE0vz9n0ghB9Z3EOSxT2FLPJsqWoGCtH9-RHW7EnDaRwt4

I enjoyed watching this short video about animism. This video is very clear, practical and easy to understand. What is animism and how can we develop our own animist view on our world? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKiVHxrbdEE

And the follow up of the previous video 😊 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6srRA0YRE6Q

The nice thing about these video's about animism is that the person in the above mentioned video's speaking about this is not a scientist that speaks from theoretical knowledge. That is refreshing because many of us have already got a lot of bookknowledge. Don't get me wrong here, guys: Bookknowledge is very important but at a certain moment bookknowledge is not enough anymore. Then it's time to simply go for it and live that animism! The Tribe of the Fox for instance, loves communicating with the trees. 'How'?, you might ask. Here is how and you can do this too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AftlDwBMio

Wolves are back in the Low Countries after many years of absence😎. And sometimes they are filmed, like here: https://www.zoogdiervereniging.nl/nieuws/2021/wolvenfamilie-floreert-op-de-veluwe?fbclid=IwAR2QP546ZXnGV1SmsbGBwTP7uSUYERaual13Flfg4Og7m6xU-a0kuKIA6dQ

Fairy Islands' from the book Elves and Fairies 1916 by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite