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"Rise, land, from slumbering, Creator's grass from sleeping ! Let stem grow stems, and stalks grow stalks. Send up shoots by the thousand, spread sprouts by the hundred as a result of my plowing, my sowing, especially of my toil."~The Kalevala~
This ancient ritual is probably one of the oldest known in Germanic / Scandinavian history. When the first farmers started to plow the soil and plant crops, they began to pray to the Gods and Goddesses, and give them offerings, for the soil to be rich and fertile and the crops they produce to be abundant. Back then they worked not with technology but with their hands and their accumulated knowledge of the seasons, the soil, and the crops they planted.
Remember to bring your gardening tools, seeds, or any tools that help you make money so we can bless them for your prosperity!
We'll be gathering at 4pm and have a feast of the bounty of this earth around 5pm, later we'll have a ritual and give thanks to this marvelous planet we live on.
Please bring a potluck, and if you can a donation to the mead fund.
Please remember to bring a picture or item of your ancestors to place on the ancestral altar for the sumbel.
Asatru Utah is a nonprofit religious organization, donations are gladly accepted, be it currency or mead!
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