Note: A former coven mate of mine shared this with me–hence the British spelling and the Gardnerian references to scourging and the like. I cannot speak to this work’s true origins.
Invocation to Freyja
My altar to Freyja in my home temple space.
Mighty Freyja, we invoke
And call to Thee with song
We implore Thee—come to us
Who to Thee e’er belong
Odin’s love Who ever gives
To those who Thee adore
We gather here to pay Thee troth
And seek to know Thee more
Thou art the bright Witch Queen of yore
Who thrice could not be burned
Thou art the sacred Vana-Bride
Through Whom true peace was learned
O Queen of the Art Magickal
And teacher of our Lord
Thou teachest Him to seethe and see
He teachest Thou the Word
Magick of the burning heart
And of the fiery soul
The power to bring birth and death
Is what will make us whole
Darksome One of cauldron mist
Of prophecy and rune
Dazzling beauty of the day
And splendour of the moon
From Midgard we call to Thee
O Queen of Cunning Folk
Burning to Thee sweet perfume
With sacrifice invoke
Thy worship is the joyful heart
All acts of love and bliss
Are rituals sacred unto Thee
Thine the scourge and kiss
The ecstasy of the soul is Thine
Reveal to us Thy form
Enraptured, we honor Thee
With kisses Thee adorn
[Ring bell three times]
Mighty Freyja, come to us
Maiden, Witch, and Bride
Daughter of the Earth and Sea
Queen of the sacred tide
Descend now, O Golden One
With happiness and love
Spend Thine ancient Pow’r here
Rain blessings from above
[Ring bell three times]
Mighty Goddess of the heights
Wake our fervour with Thy stroke
Stir in us the sea of passion
And the spirit fire stoke
By the sacred Earth, we call Thee!
By the moon, and stars, and sun!
Thou art the One that we adore
O come upon us, Shining One!
Fehu Fehu Fehu Fe
Raidho Gyfu Gyfu Rai
Wunjo Perthro Sowilo—KA!
Inguz Laguz Berkana
[Ring bell three times]
Beautiful words of praise to the Norse Goddess Freyja.
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