List of magickal terms in germanic mysticism
List of magickal terms in germanic mysticism
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This is a list of magickal terms in germanic mysticism dealing with various occult practices, traditions, and components of magick within Odinism or Germanic Neopaganism. This list is not intended for topics like stage magic, illusion, or other entertainment-based definition. It is also not for strictly paranormal topics, such as those dealing with UFOs, aliens, ghosts, near-death experiences, ESP, or other such articles.
A
- Armanen Runes
- Althing
- Armanen
- Armanenschaft
- Armanen Orden
- Armanen
- Allsherjargode - a Germanic high priest
- Algiz
B
- Black Sun
- Black magic - Use of magic that is evil, bad or morally unacceptable.
- Blot
- Blotar
C
- Ceremonial magic
- Chaos magick
- Consecration
- Curse - A spell, etc used to cause harm.
D
- Divination
- Dowsing
E
- Erulian - a skilled Runecaster
- Esoteric cosmology
- Eucharist
- Evocation
F
- Fylgia
- Fylfot
- Fetch animal
- Futhark
- Folklore
G
- Galdr - singing of magical songs or reciting of poems, based on runic knowledge
- Gandr - magickal wand or projection of magick
- Germanic Runic Astrology
- Germanic Chakras
- Grimoire
- Galdrastafr (galdrastafir) - A magical symbol or "magickal staves".
- Gythia (Gyðja) - 1. A goddess. 2. A female goði. 3. Priestess at a hof, hofgyðja.
- Gothi Goði (goðar) 1. Chieftain and priest in the old Icelandic Commonwealth. 2. Modern leader or priest of ásatrú.
- Galdrabok or Galðrbok
- Grógaldr
- Germanic paganism
- Germanic neopaganism
H
- Hjallr (hjallar) - Shelf, raised platform where Seiðr took place.
- Hermetic
- Helruner - one who makes rune magick.
I
- Initiation
- Invocation
L
- List of dignitaries of mystical organisations
- List of occultists
- List of occult writers
M
- Magic (paranormal) - The use of magic/energetic forces in nature, the human body, etc.
- Magic circle (Wicca)
- Magical formula
- Magick
- Methods of divination
- Mystery religion
- Mysticism
- Magic
N
- Niding - Germanic Cursing Pole
- Necromancy
- Neopaganism
- New Age
- Neopaganism
- Norse mythology
O
- Occultism
- Ouija
- Orlog - The collective Wyrd (or fate) of the world as a whole.
- Odic force
- Od
- Occult
- Odinic Runosophy
- Odinic Runology
- Occult
P
- Paganism
- Pow-wow (folk magic)
- Prayer
Q
- Qabalah - An advanced magic tool from older jewish mythology.
- Quantum magick
- Quimbanda
R
- Reality Hacking
- Rhabdomancy
- Ritual
- Rosicrucianism
- Runecasting
- Runology
- Runosophy
- Runes
S
- Seidmadhr or Seiðrmadr - practitioner of Seidhr - kona being female, madhr being male.
- Seidkona or Seiðrkona - practitioner of Seidhr - kona being female, madhr being male.
- Seidr {Seiðr}
- Seiðrhjallr (seiðhjallar) - Raised platform on which seiðr was conducted.
- Seiðrkraft - application of magick (Witchcraft)
- Seiðrways - The ways of Seidr magick
- Seiðrbok - book of Seidr
- Stafr (stafir) - 1. Staff 2. Letter of an alphabet, even the runic one.
- Scrying
- Stallr (stallar) - Stall, a heathen altar.
- Secret Chiefs
- [...] magic - The use of [...] in magickal rituals
- Shamanism - A culture/religion using herbs to contact spirits, heal, and guide.
- Sigil
- Spell
- Swastika
- Sig Rune
- Sigel
T
- Talisman - A stone, jewelry, or something material that has magic force.
- Tantra
- Trance
- True Will
- Tiwaz rune
U
- Uthark
- Unicursal Hexagram
V
- Volva
- Vitki - Rune magickian, rune caster.
W
- Witchcraft
- Wyrd – Fate of an individual, in English it means "weird".
External links
- Irminsul Aettir glossary
- Irminenschaft glossary
- Sunnyway Glossary
- [Stephen E. Flowers glossary]
- [Nigel Pennick glossary]
- [Freya Aswynn glossary]