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  • Folkish Odinism Dorset

Anglo Saxon winter a charm for cursed land to Ing (Ingvi Freyr, Freyr, Frey)

Erce, Erce, Erce, Mother Earth

May Ing, the eternal king and bringer of new sun grant thee

Fields fertile and flourishing

Fruitful & full of vigor.

Bright shafts of shining millet

And broad crops of barley

And white wheaten crops

And all the crops of Earth


Grant the owner, oh king of new life

That his land be fortified against all foes.

And defended against all harm


From sorcerers sewn throughout the land

Now I pray to the greatest of kings

That no cunning woman, nor crafty man

may weaken the words that are uttered here.

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