Northern Folk Magic pt.1 - Six-Week Course (Begins July 7th 2025)

This six week course in Northern Folk Magic offers students a hand's-on and practical approach to the folk magic of Northern Europe. This early sign-up deal is £50 off the full price, and only available until July 7th 2025.

Examining folk magic systems from Iceland, The British Isles and Scandinavia we will discover how to work various techniques and aspects of these practices in harmony. More importantly we will uncover the threads of animism that bind them all together. This short course is designed to give people an idea of the interconnectedness of the Northern European landscape and the magic it holds.

We will cover topics including:
Icelandic galdur and seiður.
Magical stones.
Magical herbalism and it's approaches.
Charming materia and oral charms.
Working with animal remains in Nordic folk magic.
Swedish trolldom.
Prophecy and divination techniques.
The creation of root fetishes.
Spirit flight and the fetch.
Charms, and how to make them within these systems.
The year calendar and special days.

This short course involves the comparison, analysis and application of the techniques and charms of Northern Europe. Working within an animistic focused, traditional witchcraft lens, our approach will be using the foci of planetary magic and spirit communication. I will also be sharing my personal synthesis of the British, Icelandic and Swedish aspects of my practice and how I work these in harmony, as well as outlining the differences between working them within each respective location.

The course will run for six weeks, consisting of a 2-hour zoom class once a week.
Along with two extra 2-hour recorded classes on creating root fetishes, and a Northern Grimoire. That's 16 hours of video classes as well as a reading list and recommendations. Students will also receive PDF booklets on creating magical staves and aspects of Northern herbal magic.

The course will be starting on Monday July 7th at 18:00 GMT (Reykjavík time). And run each consecutive Monday at 18:00GMT for 6 weeks. Ending on August 11th 2025.

Each class will be recorded and be accessible to all students for two months after the date of the final class. (Expiring on October 11th 2025).