The links on this page are not live yet. When the accounts are ready, the buttons will point to real downloads and payment links. For now they open a simple email so people can ask or register interest. Nothing here is required to use the site.
Start with the free thing
Before anything is ever sold here, the most useful resource is free: a printable version of the seven-day beginning, formatted to keep by your temporary hearth. It is offered in exchange for an email — that is the whole transaction, and you can leave the list any time.
The first product
The Pocket Hearth Starter Kit
A single printable PDF that gathers what this site teaches into something you can hold: a set of pocket-altar cards, four public-domain Edda verse cards with reflection prompts, a no-fire rite card, and an offering-disposal reference. Print it, fold it, carry it. Everything in it can be built for free from the guides — the product is the convenience and the craft, not secret knowledge.
Likely delivered through Gumroad or a Stripe payment link, with a pay-what-you-can floor so cost is never the barrier.
What comes after
A short, honest roadmap of paid extras — each one a practical tool, never a spiritual promise: an Edda reading workbook for beginners, seasonal practice journals, a printable desert offering guide, and possibly companion books later. Each will say plainly what it is and what it is not.
Support without buying
Tip the hearth-keeper
If the free guides have been useful and you’d like to help keep them free, a small one-time tip does that directly. This is voluntary support for work you’ve already received — not payment for spiritual services, membership, or results. No tier, no perks, no pressure.
The support ethic
The core beginner guides stay free. Paid items are practical extras — printable tools, organized study paths, journals, field-guide resources — that save you time or deepen a practice you could build for free anyway. This site will not sell certainty, initiation, divine favor, protection, fear, or promises of spiritual results. If it ever starts to, hold it to this paragraph.