{IN PERSON} Post-Ragnarök: Rebuilding the World of the Gods, A Monthly Training in Norse Lore, Ritual, and Personal Practice

Early May: The Survivors

Ragnarök is often remembered as the destruction of the gods and the end of the world. Yet the Norse Lore tells a different story. It is one that continues after the collapse and turns toward survival and renewal.

In this class we explore the forgotten continuation of the Ragnarök story by examining:

• How the myth describes the fall of old orders and the emergence of a new world.

• Who survives the cataclysm, and why do these particular beings remain?

• What qualities allow them to endure when the structures of the old world have failed?

The session concludes with a guided ritual inspired to connect with the survivors of Ragnarök. Through reflection and symbolic action, participants will step into that moment of renewal, considering what must be released from the old world, what strengths endure, and how we take our place in rebuilding what comes next.

What if Ragnarök has already happened and we are living in the world that comes after?

This monthly working explores the continuation of the gods’ legacy through lore, ritual, and personal practice. In a time when institutions falter and old structures collapse, we turn to the surviving powers of the Norse cosmos to help us confront shadow, cultivate strength, and rebuild a coherent way of being in a changed world.