Ásatrú, Heathenry, Paganry, Forni Siður, are terms for our pre-christian wisdom, that is preserved in symbolism and allegory, which we now rediscover and understand anew.
All about purpose of human life-spans.
Rather a cognition, even intuition, than some parrot-learning and literalism.

Myths happen here and now, again and again, and are about us.

Vor forni siður (our ancient tradition) is termed as:

* ásatrú (ása-trú, true to, or trust in æsir (our gods)), belief as beloved (the original meaning, not: blind stubborn belief in);
             Note: I am not sure when we started to use kuþ / guð (god/gods), for our æsir and vanir. Kuþ/guð is a neuter word (not masculine), nominative singular and nominative plural guð.

* heathenry (heathen originally a term to debase pagans, now proudly used), heath, a moor, or highlands, upland;

* paganry  – pagan from bhagavan, one blossoms into diversity, or one becomes many (quot. Chintaiyalar Peravai, Tamil (research, youtube)), in singularity diversity blossoms;

* forni siður, our ancient traditions (plural, yes, as our traditions and pagan religions are diverse – and (luckily) no orþodox!).

(–Note: I do not like –ism, and –ists, as we are free, and there is no “only right” anything to cling to–).

And we shall distinguish between þeokrasi and þeosofi.

Note: Heathenry is completely useless as a tool to dominate.

Norse-Germanic ancient religions/traditions will now be understood anew in their full glory.