The gods of Asgard, the Norse deities we venerate, are like beacons that illuminate our tumultuous journey through existence. They are the maps to the depths of our soul, the models that guide us in understanding the mysteries of life and help us navigate through the storms of our human journey. Each god, each archetype, represents a path, a way, an aspect of the human experience that we can explore to attain wisdom and understanding. To forsake them is to yield ground to hostile dominant systems, allowing them to impose their own patterns.

Our deities are both distant and close. They reside in the great beyond, in Asgard, the realm of spirits, the intangible kingdom of the collective unconscious, a sacred space transcending each European. Yet, they are also present beside us, immanent in our daily lives. They manifest in the tangible world, but also in our thoughts and dreams, our desires and fears, our acts of courage and moments of doubt. They are like the wind, omnipresent and elusive, invisible but ever present.

As Einheri, it is our duty to assist our kin in reconnecting with our deities, to invoke them for inspiration and transformation, to recognize them as living forces that shape our destiny and psyche. It is a journey both inward and outward, a pilgrimage through the visible and the invisible, a cosmic dance between here and beyond.

It is not merely a method but an endless ride towards Thule, a perpetual quest.