House of Pagan Pride Knowledge
Plain-language reading on Polytheist traditions, Pagan practice, polyamory, community care, public law sources, and the conversations we carry forward from our episodes.
New guide
A growing, source-aware guide to distinct traditions and places. We begin with Norse and Celtic lifeways, while making room for careful future research rather than quick claims.
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This guide distinguishes early texts and inscriptions, later retellings, archaeology, modern reconstruction, and modern personal practice. It does not treat every Pagan or Polytheist tradition as one system.
Our guide methodologyBrowse by place and tradition
Featured tradition reading
We begin with what a record can support and leave space for what remains debated, regional, or unknown.
Polytheist traditions
A source-aware introduction to the social worlds, places, stories, and practices associated with pre-Christian Norse-speaking communities—without treating modern retellings as a complete record.
Funding the work
Our public plan explains how values-aligned sponsors, individual supporters, and in-kind partners can help education and community care grow without buying a voice over the work.
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We do not use this site to process donations. Interested sponsors, donors, and in-kind partners can contact us to discuss the current need, recognition preferences, privacy, and independence boundaries.
Contact House of Pagan PrideCareful, source-aware guides to distinct traditions, histories, and living communities.
Respectful starting points for learning, reflection, and shared study.
Plain-language guides to consent, communication, and relationship terms.
How to locate and read public legal sources without treating them as legal advice.
Care-centered practices for gathering, recording, and looking out for one another.
Reading and reflection alongside House of Pagan Pride conversations.
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Pagan practice
How House of Pagan Pride Inc approaches ceremony, non-clinical guidance, community healing, and the values that help us make room for one another.
Community safety
A practical, transparent plan for resourcing House of Pagan Pride Inc’s educational and community work—without selling influence, promising tax deductions, or losing sight of the people the work is meant to serve.
Polyamory education
A plain-language guide to common monogamy, polyamory, and consensual non-monogamy terms—without asking anyone to fit a label that does not fit them.
Community safety
A compassionate, non-linear guide to common grief responses, small ways to regain steadiness, and places to reach for support after a loss.
Law library
A calm first pass for finding the right source, noticing jurisdiction and dates, and knowing when a qualified lawyer is needed.
Polyamory education
A non-prescriptive introduction to relationship language, informed agreement, and conversations that make room for each person’s boundaries.
Pagan practice
An invitation to learn with curiosity, name your sources, and avoid treating living traditions as costumes or shortcuts.
Episode companion
A brief companion for the community conversation on CSC laws, preparation, and asking for trustworthy local guidance.
Community safety
A practical starting point for consent, privacy, and repair in shared spaces—online, in person, and when recording conversations.
Polytheist traditions
A careful reading list for figures such as Óðinn, Þórr, Freyja, Freyr, Týr, Frigg, Loki, and Njǫrðr—focused on surviving texts and uncertainty rather than modern job titles.
Polytheist traditions
A grounded introduction to the many peoples, languages, places, objects, and medieval literatures gathered under the word “Celtic”—without turning them into one timeless system.
Polytheist traditions
An introduction to figures in medieval Irish and Welsh literature, clearly labeled by source tradition and kept separate from claims about a single pan-Celtic pantheon.