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Why do Heathens value hospitality so much? It isn’t just about being a "polite host" it is a foundational spiritual virtue known as the Guest-Right. Today, while I repaint the Daily Heathen studio and living room, we explore how preparing our "Innangarth" (inner yard) is a modern act of worship and community building.
What is the Heathen view on hospitality? In Heathenry and Norse Paganism, hospitality is the sacred duty of establishing Frith (peace) within the home. According to the Hávamál, hospitality is built on:

Reciprocity: The exchange of gifts, whether physical, social, or spiritual.

The Innangarth: Creating a safe, orderly boundary against the chaos of the outside world.

The Wanderer: The belief that any guest could be a god (Odin) or an ancestor in disguise.
’m David, and on this channel, we look at how to live with the wisdom of the Old North in a modern world. What is your "Daily Heathen" challenge for hospitality this week? Let’s discuss it in the comments below.

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Morning everyone! We're diving into the profound wisdom of "odin the high one" and how his lessons, particularly the "words of odin," continue to resonate in modern times. This discussion connects ancient "norse mythology" and "paganism" with our daily lives, emphasizing the enduring relevance of "viking philosophy" and "ancient viking wisdom."