Elgisiðir

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A Vanic Temple window depicting a love-making Vanafolk couple.

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Princess Fjǫrleif Llængjarla performing the Ástgnir Ritual with the High Priestess of the Shrine of the Wicked Garden.

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Lady Fjǫrleif Llængjarla, the Princess of Anun, exercising her Privilege of Primae Noctis with a Amokolian bride.

Elgisiðir means "rites of love-making" in the Froyalanish and Wintergleamish languages. It is the cultural term with which the practitioners of the Froyalanish Ancient Ways denote sexual activity.

Vanafolk and Love-Making

To the Vanafolk love-making is a sacred act associated with Divine worship. Love-making is to the Vanic Gods the most appreciated offering from the Vanafolk since it involves sexual energy, which is the strongest from of energy for it creates and sustains life, and therefore gives Them - of all offerings Zie receive from the Vanafolk - zir Powers Divine the biggest increase by a country mile.

Vanic Rites of Love-Making

As to the practitioners of the Froyalanish Ancient Ways love-making is a sacred act and the offering most appreciated by their Vanic Lords and Ladies Divine, Vanafolkers have at their disposal innumerable rites and rituals of a sexual nature, including but not limited to:

• Ástdalfjall;
• Ástgnir;
• Ásthalda;
• Ástøyne;
• Ástslóði;
• Blíðuhót;
• Freyusdal;
• Freyusfiðrildi;
• Freyuslóði;
• Friggshår;
• Idunnsgarður;
• Stórhædsríthe;
• Þakklætihalda;
• Töfranudd;
• Yolutilbiðja; and
• Zipfetilbiðja.

Erotic Sciptures

• Harmony;
• Healing;
• Joy of Love;
• Lay of Lust;
• Loom of Lust;
• Poetry of Passion;
• Scriptures of Love;
• Secrets of Love;
• Soothing;
• Tenderness;
• Weavings.