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Tag Archives: myth
To The Eddas!
Happy Wednesday! I bring you a post with SUBSTANCE and not just a beautiful picture done by a very talented artist like I had been the last several Wednesdays…or had been several weeks ago on Wednesdays 😛 December is a … Continue reading
The Beautiful Freya
Freyja is a Goddess of many, many things. Love, and beauty–Herself a beautiful Goddess. She loves pretty things and finding the beautiful in not-so-beautiful places. She’s a Goddess of magic and mystery. She taught Odin the practice of Seidr. She … Continue reading
Odin as Santa?
This is one part of many–you can see them all here, and I recommend viewing the whole thing. A friend sent me a link to this, and I was wondering what my readers thought of it? I admit I’ve noticed … Continue reading
Odin As Crossdresser
Odin had domain over many, many things. Poetry, War, Victory, and of course Magic. Odin practiced a form of sorcery known as Seidr, and from what I can gather, the rest of the Gods did, too. Freyja was the one … Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Loki
So, I’ve read in several places that some Heathens/Asatruar/Norse Pagans won’t/don’t acknowledge Loki. I’ve even heard that some refuse to speak His name. I’m curious as to why this is? In the lore, Odin Himself says (at one point) that … Continue reading
Story of Sleipnir
Sleipnir was “mothered” by Loki. Asgard had a wall that wasn’t completed, and the Gods all thought that having it built would be a good idea. However, none of Them wanted to take this burden on and do the project … Continue reading
Necklace of the Brisings
One night, near dawn, Freyja slipped out of Sessrumnir and away. She took nothing with Her. Her cats lay in Her hall sleeping and Her chariot remained waiting it’s next use. Only Loki saw Her leave, and the Sly One … Continue reading
Nine
Odin is highly associated with the number Nine. There are Nine worlds in Norse mythology, and He hung on Yggdrasil for Nine long nights. As I was typing this, I couldn’t help wondering if each of the Nine nights He … Continue reading
The Death of Baldr: A Theory
I’ve recently come across a few webpages that have mentioned a different tale of Baldr’s death. The one I’m personally most familiar with is the one where Loki is once again painted as a villain and sends a mistletoe tipped … Continue reading
Muginn and Huninn
Odin has two ravens, Huginn and Muninn–Thought and Memory (or Mind). I am not sure exactly how He acquired them, but they fly the world over everyday and report back to Him what they saw and heard at night. In … Continue reading