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7 Powerful Meanings of Mjolnir (Thor’s Hammer)

Mjolnir is the famous hammer of the god Thor, god of thunder, farmers, agriculture, as well as of the Earth’s fertility. His one-handed battle hammer is not ...

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Gnomes: History and Symbolism Explained

Gnome statues must be history’s most bizarre garden accessories. These little statues have been around for centuries in one form or another and have a rich ...

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9 Amazing Japanese Samurai Facts You Probably Didn’t Know

The Japanese samurai stand among the most legendary warriors in history, known for their strict code of conduct, intense loyalty, and stunning fighting ...

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Every Norse Rune Explained: Elder & Younger Futhark

Odin, the Allfather of Norse mythology, once impaled his own heart with the mighty Gungnir spear and hung from the World Tree Yggdrasil for nine days and ...

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Inanna: Mesopotamian Goddess of Love, War, and Wisdom

Inanna is one of the oldest as well as most confusing goddesses in the world pantheon. This ancient Sumerian goddess from the Mesopotamian region of the ...

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Zeus vs. Odin: Who Would Win in a Fight and Why?

Have you ever wondered, who would win a showdown between the two legendary Gods, Zeus, the king of the Olympians, and the All-Father, Odin? Both the gods ...

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Norse Mythology: Loki, The Trickster God Unveiled

Loki is the most infamous god in Norse mythology and arguably one of the most mischievous gods among all ancient religions. While Loki is known as Odin’s ...

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Morrigan – The Ancient Irish Trinity Goddess

The Morrigan, also called Mórrígan or Morrígu, is one of the most unique and complex deities of Irish mythology. She’s depicted as a strong, mysterious and ...

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Valknut: The Mysterious Symbol of the Vikings

The Valknut is a recognizable yet somewhat enigmatic symbol. This ancient Norse and Germanic sign goes so far back that archeologists and historians don’t ...

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Huldra: Seductive Forest Beings of Norse Mythology

The huldra, or hulder, may sound rugged and masculine but they are exceptionally fair female mystical beings in Norse mythology. In fact, through their ...

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