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“He had only one eye, for the heavens have but one sun, Wodan's eye. He wore a broad-brimmed hat, which represented the clouds that encircle the sun, and a blue mantle with golden spangles, the starry heavens. These attributes prove him to have been the Spirit of Nature.”
~Wägner
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A Raven illustration from an old natural history encyclopedia called “Der Naturen Bloeme” (“the flower of nature”) written in middle Dutch by Jacob van Maerlant, around year 1270
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“Hefir sá ok jafnan, er hættir.”
“He always wins, who risks.”
~Hrafnkels saga freysgoða
Art: Hrafnkel by Andreas Bloch, 1895. 𐘾
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6 healthy volunteers drank ~1.13 L of beer providing ~600 μmol of monosilicic acid. Within 8 hours, they excreted ~56% of the ingested silicon (range 42–75%), with a concurrent, statistically significant rise in urinary aluminum excretion (p <0.05).
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People love to say this but it’s just not true. Most lagers and pilsners have negligible estrogenic activity. IPAs have more 8-PN (from the hops), but still not enough that normal drinking is meaningfully estrogenic. Heavy alcoholism can raise estrogen via aromatization and impaired liver clearance, but that’s not the same thing.
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Beer is one of the best dietary sources of bioavailable silicon (mainly as orthosilicic acid from barley husk), meaning beer chelates aluminum. Wait until you find out what buffalo wings do…
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The Anglo Saxon sword and bracteate recently found in Stowting, Kent, now cleaned and on display. On the bracteate, the animal’s body appears to form a single eye in the middle; very Wodenic.
Photos by Wodnesdael. ᚩ































