NORDIC PAGANISM, NATURE THERAPY & CRAFTSMANSHIP

WHAT WE CAN OFFER

  • Solnedgang bag træer over et vådt, græsset område med flokke af høje, tørre planter. Mørke skyer på himlen og et hvidt hus i baggrunden.

    NATURE THERAPY

    Nature therapy combined with animism. Specially designed therapeutic courses.

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  • Rygende dekoration med et krystal- og gevir-stykke, en bog med abstrakt kunst på forsiden, en lille hvid kop og en lukket bog med en signatur, alt placeret på en træhylde.

    TEACHING

    We offer classes inspired by old Norse traditions and natural beliefs. In addition, we have many other events and courses within this theme.

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  • Fund af guld- og sølvsmykker, herunder halskæder, armbånd, ringe, og et gammelt masker og en lille hammer, placeret på en skovbund dækket med mos og blomster.

    CRAFT

    Ritualistic or religious tools made from various natural materials, as well as artwork. We take custom orders based on your wishes and needs.

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We are on our way to Rold Skov, Denmark’s great forest, for the second gathering of Walking in the Nordic Paths. The first gathering, shown in these images, took place just outside Aarhus, where sea and forest met. Fire and water were our comp
So I finally had a long-awaited “utesitting”, and very grateful to those who made it possible. Denmark may not be the great wilderness like Norway, but it is still possible to sit out and connect. “Utesitting” is a simple pr
We have so many good memories from this workshop in Switzerland. Yesterday @lindyfayhella and I, met some of the participants again on Zoom, and it’s always exciting to hear what continues to unfold for people after the workshop. These gatheri
First time in Switzerland since I was a child. What a beautiful place — the Alps in the background, larger than a phone camera can ever capture. It has been a long winter full of snow. We left rainy Denmark behind — mud, fog, and low gr
At Module 6 of the nature therapy training in January, we worked in a winter that was highly unusual for Denmark — with frost, biting cold, and temperatures down to −15°C, conditions I had not experienced since I myself took part in t