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For the month of January we have to go over the holidays, holy days and days of remembrance for our people. On the 9th we have the Day of Remembrance for Grogi Rauðr the Strong, who was a famed Norse chieftain, seafaring warrior, and also true Gothi who resisted King Olav Tryggvason's forced Christianization in late 10th century Norway. Ultimately captured by Olav, he refused to renounce his faith and was executed by having a snake forced down his throat, dying loyal to the Isir. Next up, on the 17th, the holiday for the month is Torblot, which was an Icelandic mid winter festival held during the month Torri that brings people together to share traditional food, sing, recite poems, and tell stories as a way to brighten the dark winter months while honoring our heritage and folk. With mighty celebration and blot to the warder of Midgardal, Alsa Thor, may winter s blues be abated a bit longer, as hopes and minds one day turn to spring. And finally, for January we have a day of remembrance on January the 18th for King Blotswain of Sweden who was an aristocrat as well as someone who took the throne after his Christian brother-in-law was deposed.
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