Nordische Mythologie
Not as regularly as I should perhaps, but with a rarity factor! Interesting articles and background information on the motifs, and sometimes a personal note! Enjoy browsing!
The forest - firmly anchored in Nordic culture
Why the Forest of Culture is so Important to the Nordic Peoples Forests have played a central role in the culture of the Nordic peoples for centuries. They are not only a habitat for numerous animals and plants, but also a source of inspiration, spirituality and identity. Even our ancestors,...
The Fenris Wolf: Myth, Meaning and Legends
Introduction: Who is the Fenris Wolf? The Fenris Wolf, often called Fenrir, is one of the most famous and fearsome creatures in Norse mythology. As the descendant of the cunning god Loki and the giantess Angrboda, Fenris is at the centre of many stories and prophecies. His immense power and...
New items in the shop: Nordic motifs!
Welcome to an exciting new collection inspired by the fascinating world of Norse mythology! I'm excited to introduce you to my newest items in the shop. Whether you're a fan of hoodies, unisex t-shirts or figure-hugging shirts for women - I have something for everyone. Let's take a look at...
Mead, honey wine - the drink of the Nordic gods!
Mead, also known as honey wine, is an ancient drink with deep roots in Norse mythology. It's not just a drink, but a symbol of culture and history that has survived to this day. In this post, we'll dive deep into the world of mead, from its origins to modern...
The Aesir in Asgard - 12 Gods
Norse mythology is full of fascinating stories and characters. At the center are the Aesir, a group of gods who live in Asgard. These gods are known not only for their power and wisdom, but also for their many adventures, which are recorded in the Younger Edda. Who are the...
Mjölnir, Thor's Hammer - the weapon of the Nordic gods
Thor's Hammer, known as Mjolnir, is one of the most famous and fascinating weapons in Norse mythology. Why is Thor's Hammer considered special? Its history, meaning and the legends surrounding it make it a symbol of strength and protection. Story of Thor's Hammer Origin and Creation Mjölnir was forged by...
Asgard - the world of the Nordic gods
Norse mythology is full of fascinating stories and complex worlds. At the center of this myth system is Yggdrasil , the world tree that connects the nine worlds. Each of these worlds has its own unique meaning and inhabitants. In this article, we take a special look at Asgard, the...
Sleipnir - Odin's eight-legged horse in Norse mythology
Welcome to our blog post about Sleipnir, the eight-legged steed of Odin and child of Loki. Sleipnir is one of the most fascinating creatures in Norse mythology, known for his incredible speed and loyal service to the father of the gods, Odin . In this article, we'll dive deep into...
Loki: The Norse God – Mythological Facts and Modern Use
Who doesn't know him? Loki, the Nordic god, known for his tricks and intrigues, is one of the most fascinating figures in Nordic mythology. But who was Loki really? What stories are there about him and how is he portrayed in pop culture today? Let's delve into the world of...
Jötunheim - the realm of the giants, Nordic mythology
Jötunheim is a fascinating part of Norse mythology, known as the land of the giants. This mystical realm plays a central role in the ancient stories and sagas of the Vikings. But what exactly is Jötunheim, and why is it so important? Who lives there, and what secrets does this...
The blind Odin - why are both eyes blindfolded?
When we think of Odin, the powerful god of Norse mythology, one of the first associations is his one-eyed appearance. Traditionally, Odin is depicted with a single eye, indicating a deep symbolic meaning. However, in one artistic interpretation, Odin is depicted with both eyes blindfolded, which is an interesting departure...
The fascination of the Vegvisir: A compass from the Viking Age
The Meaning of Vegvisir A fascinating symbol from the Viking era, the Vegvisir still has strong symbolic meaning today. The name "Vegvisir" is believed to come from Old Norse and literally means "signpost" or "marker of the way". In Norse mythology, the Vegvisir was considered a protective symbol for travelers,...
Vegvesir: The Runic Compass or Viking Compass
The Vegvesir , also known as the Viking compass or rune compass, is a fascinating symbol from the Icelandic magical tradition of the Galdrastafir. In this article, we will look at the meaning and origin of this symbol, as well as its role in Viking culture and its modern interpretation....
Geri and Freki - Odin's Wolves
Discover the symbolic meaning of the wolves Geri & Freki in Norse mythology. Find out what they stand for and what lessons they offer us for modern life. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Valhalla and be inspired by the bravery and loyalty of the wolves.
Introduction Wolves play an important role in Norse mythology, and two wolves stand out in particular: Geri and Freki. They are Odin's faithful companions and are often mentioned in connection with Valhalla and the fallen warriors. The names "Geri" and "Freki" have a deeper meaning, which we will explore in more detail
Introduction Wolves play an important role in Norse mythology, and two wolves stand out in particular: Geri and Freki. They are Odin's faithful companions and are often mentioned in connection with Valhalla and the fallen warriors. The names "Geri" and "Freki" have a deeper meaning, which we will explore in more detail
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