We practice our faith by living it, every day, by maintaining meaningful and healthy relationships between the folk, living and dead, the spirits and the Gods. We honor our Gods, the Vaettir or Spirits of Place, and the Folk, both living and dead. We practice our faith in our homes, in our places of work, in the world without and the world within.
When we say "worship" we use the word in its older context, that of the Anglo-Saxon "weorthscip," the state of having worth. When we worship our Gods, or other wights, we are recognizing their sate of worth. We honor our Gods as our deepest ancestors, the Vaettir as our neighbors and the Folk as our kin.
