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English: Forn Sed Sweden (former Swedish Asatru Assembly) holding a blót during their annual thing (meeting) at the 4th June 2011 in Humlamaden near Veberöd in Lund Municipality, Scania, Sweden. The thing and the blót was held under a birch (Betula pendula), a tree connected to the goddess Frigg. To the left is the "rådsgydja" (i.e. approx. "Priestess of the Council") Birka Skogsberg and to the right the "rådsgode" (i.e. approx. "Priest of the Council") Martin Domeij while officiating the blót. Both the gyðja and the goði is dressed in ceremonial clothes with red clothing over white clothing. At the tree is cultic images standing depicting the Norse deities Forseti, Freyja, Freyr, Frigg, and Thor. From the tree trunk a birch trumpet is hanging. On the ground is a drinking horn, an oath ring, and a ceremonial hammer.
Svenska: Samfundet Forn Sed Sverige (f.d. Sveriges Asatrosamfund) håller blot i samband med samfundets årsting (årsmöte) 4 juni 2011 i Humlamaden, Veberöds socken, Lunds kommun, Skåne, Sverige. Årstingsförhandlingar och blot hölls under en björk (Betula pendula), ett träd förknippat med gudinnan Frigg. På bilden ses rådsgydja Birka Skogsberg och rådsgode Martin Domeij leda blotet. Både gydjan och goden är klädda i ceremoniella dräkter med röd överklädnad över en vit underklädnad. Vid trädstammen står gudastöttor föreställande Forsete, Freja, Frej, Frigg och Tor. På marken ligger även dryckeshorn, edsring och ceremonihammare. På trädstammen hänger en näverlur. Huset i bakgrunden är Humlamadens scoutstuga. |
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