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The Kalevala: Väki and Finnish Paganism

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There is a force known by many names--and many names are inherent within the various practices of our Ancestors. As we harken back into the past, and turn our gaze to the Northeastern parts of our world, we may learn--from the tales and legends of old--that there is a profound amount of wisdom yet to be discovered...


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Sources 🌎

-"Finnish Paganism." Imprimis Systems, https://www.judgementiscome.com/home/ethnic-religions/finnish-paganism

-Lönnrot, Elias. The Kalevala. Translated by John Martin Crawford, E-Book, Project Gutenberg, gutenberg.org/files/5186/5186-h/5186-h.htm.

-Pekantytär, Niina. Väki: The Power in Finnish Folklore. Medium, 14 May 2020. littlewomen.medium.com/v%C3%A4ki-the-power-in-finnish-folklore-abeb0a9d3c04.


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"Come Away" by We Dream of Eden

"Intimacy" by Ben Winwood

"Aurora" by Adi Goldstein

"Distant Horizon" by We Dream of Eden

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Kieran

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