In this episode, I provide instruction on obtaining inner peace that we may "still our spirits" and learn to listen. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forfaedres-belysning-podcast--4778538/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forfaedres-belysning-podcast--4778538/support</a>.

In this episode, I provide instruction on obtaining inner peace that we may "still our spirits" and learn to listen.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forfaedres-belysning-podcast--4778538/support.

In this episode, I provide instruction on obtaining inner peace that we may "still our spirits" and learn to listen. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forfaedres-belysning-podcast--4778538/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/forfaedres-belysning-podcast--4778538/support</a>.

Teaching: Learning to Listen

Samrœður (Old Norse: “conversations”) is a forged-in-fire dialogue series from Alaska Úlfhé∂nar. This is not cosplay. Not edgelord myth-fluff. Not “one true path.” Each episode sits at the edge of the fire with people who have lived it: veterans and first responders, survivors, ex-clergy, protectors, parents, healers, organizers, and quiet humans who carry real scars and real wisdom. Alongside them: trauma-aware clinicians, chaplains, somatic workers, and culture keepers who serve on the front lines of human mess. Together we walk through: <ul><li>burnout and over-sacrifice</li><li>love, loyalty, and self-erasure</li><li>anger, boundaries, and protection</li><li>grief, ancestors, and unfinished stories</li><li>body shame and visibility</li><li>addiction, coping, and control</li><li>shadow, fear, and accountability</li><li>leaving harmful communities</li><li>rebuilding work, faith, and identity</li><li>integration, blessing, and the long road home</li></ul>We use Norse and Celtic stories—Odin on the Tree, Sigyn at the bowl, the Morrígan, Hel, the Wild Hunt—not as costume or escape, but as clear mirrors and maps for modern lives. Ground rules are simple: <ul><li>No white supremacy. No folkish garbage.</li><li>No spiritual bypass, miracle cures, or guru posturing.</li><li>No shock-jock theatrics.</li><li>Deep respect, plain language, and room for complex, imperfect humans.</li></ul>If you’ve been through what most people only theorize about, if you work with those who carry heavy things, or if you just need to know you’re not the only one trying to hold a soul together in a burning world—these conversations are for you. Sit down. Listen in. You are not broken. You are not alone. There is a way to carry what you’ve seen and done without losing yourself. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/samroedur-conversations--4778538/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/samroedur-conversations--4778538/support</a>.

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Samrœður (Old Norse: “conversations”) is a forged-in-fire dialogue series from Alaska Úlfhé∂nar. This is not cosplay. Not edgelord myth-fluff. Not “one true path.” Each episode sits at the edge of the fire with people who have lived it: veterans and first responders, survivors, ex-clergy, protectors, parents, healers, organizers, and quiet humans who carry real scars and real wisdom. Alongside them: trauma-aware clinicians, chaplains, somatic workers, and culture keepers who serve on the front lines of human mess. Together we walk through:burnout and over-sacrificelove, loyalty, and self-erasureanger, boundaries, and protectiongrief, ancestors, and unfinished storiesbody shame and visibilityaddiction, coping, and controlshadow, fear, and accountabilityleaving harmful communitiesrebuilding work, faith, and identityintegration, blessing, and the long road homeWe use Norse and Celtic stories—Odin on the Tree, Sigyn at the bowl, the Morrígan, Hel, the Wild Hunt—not as costume or escape, but as clear mirrors and maps for modern lives. Ground rules are simple:No white supremacy. No folkish garbage.No spiritual bypass, miracle cures, or guru posturing.No shock-jock theatrics.Deep respect, plain language, and room for complex, imperfect humans.If you’ve been through what most people only theorize about, if you work with those who carry heavy things, or if you just need to know you’re not the only one trying to hold a soul together in a burning world—these conversations are for you. Sit down. Listen in. You are not broken. You are not alone. There is a way to carry what you’ve seen and done without losing yourself.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/samroedur-conversations--4778538/support.

Samrœður (Old Norse: “conversations”) is a forged-in-fire dialogue series from Alaska Úlfhé∂nar. This is not cosplay. Not edgelord myth-fluff. Not “one true path.” Each episode sits at the edge of the fire with people who have lived it: veterans and first responders, survivors, ex-clergy, protectors, parents, healers, organizers, and quiet humans who carry real scars and real wisdom. Alongside them: trauma-aware clinicians, chaplains, somatic workers, and culture keepers who serve on the front lines of human mess. Together we walk through: <ul><li>burnout and over-sacrifice</li><li>love, loyalty, and self-erasure</li><li>anger, boundaries, and protection</li><li>grief, ancestors, and unfinished stories</li><li>body shame and visibility</li><li>addiction, coping, and control</li><li>shadow, fear, and accountability</li><li>leaving harmful communities</li><li>rebuilding work, faith, and identity</li><li>integration, blessing, and the long road home</li></ul>We use Norse and Celtic stories—Odin on the Tree, Sigyn at the bowl, the Morrígan, Hel, the Wild Hunt—not as costume or escape, but as clear mirrors and maps for modern lives. Ground rules are simple: <ul><li>No white supremacy. No folkish garbage.</li><li>No spiritual bypass, miracle cures, or guru posturing.</li><li>No shock-jock theatrics.</li><li>Deep respect, plain language, and room for complex, imperfect humans.</li></ul>If you’ve been through what most people only theorize about, if you work with those who carry heavy things, or if you just need to know you’re not the only one trying to hold a soul together in a burning world—these conversations are for you. Sit down. Listen in. You are not broken. You are not alone. There is a way to carry what you’ve seen and done without losing yourself. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/samroedur-conversations--4778538/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/samroedur-conversations--4778538/support</a>.

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