Asatru is a living religion, currently practiced by a growing number of people across the globe. Asatru is separate from, and not connected to, any other religious faith (although there may be superficial similarities in some respects).
Asatru philosophy recognizes courage, honor, honesty, hospitality, self-reliance and taking responsibility for one's own actions, industriousness, perseverance, justice (including an innate sense of fairness and respect for others), loyalty to one's friends and community, and a willingness to stand up for what is right and faith in one's self and the deities as being virtues to strive for.
A guided tour through the realms of the Norse universe. With descriptions of the major events and gods worshiped by the followers of Asatru. http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Lagoon/7152
A collection of links mostly concerning or related to Ásatrú, the reconstruction of an ancient polytheistic religion of Northern European origin. http://www.squirrel.com/squirrel/asatru/
Annual gathering that features a living history Norse encampment with games, crafts, workshops, and rituals. Includes information, registration, schedule of events, directions, and summary of previous gatherings. http://www.irminsul.org/althing.html
Traditionalist Norse Pagan Homepage. Information on Norse Paganism including Asatru Today magazine and Ravenbok, a complete book on the faith, and the Raven Kindred Association, an organization of kindreds. http://www.webcom.com/lstead/
Features essays, artwork, information, and poetry dedicated to the Allfather as well as Norse source texts, Hrafngythja's Magical Realm of Ravens, a visual tour of the Nine Worlds through mythological art, images of mighty trees around the world, and link http://www.angelfire.com/on/Wodensharrow/asatro.html
Has an ambitious plan to provide supporting information for Asatru organizers and organizations. the intention is to collect and compile existing material where possible; otherwise, create the material from scratch. http://www.reeves-hall.org/
