The Dream Song of Olaf Asteson (edition 1995)

by Maryclare Foa (Illustrator), Pauline Wehrle (Translator)

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The Dream Song of Olaf Asteson is a rare and beautiful artifact having survived the decline of the ancient inherited clairvoyance in Scandinavia. Yet, it is fully Christianized -- enlivened by the Holy Nights and the Mystery of Golgotha. Discovered only as recently as 130 years ago, this poem bears witness to a long tradition of initiation.… (more)

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Title:	The Dream Song of Olaf Asteson
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Other authors:	Maryclare Foa (Illustrator), Pauline Wehrle (Translator)
Info:	The Old Stile Press (1995), Hardbound (custom w/wood boards), 74 pages
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The Dream Song of Olaf Asteson: An Ancient Norwegian Folksong of the Holy Nights by Eleanor C. Merry

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The Dream Song of Olaf Asteson is a rare and beautiful artifact having survived the decline of the ancient inherited clairvoyance in Scandinavia. Yet, it is fully Christianized -- enlivened by the Holy Nights and the Mystery of Golgotha. Discovered only as recently as 130 years ago, this poem bears witness to a long tradition of initiation.

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