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Huldra – The Seductive Forest Beings of Norse Mythology

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

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The Myth of Loki and Sif – Norse Mythology

In the mystical realm of Norse mythology, gods and goddesses hold unimaginable power and unfathomable secrets. One such tale involves the cunning trickster ...

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Folkvangr – Freyja’s Field of The Fallen (Norse Mythology)

We’ve all heard of Valhalla or Valhǫll – Odin’s Golden Hall of the Slain in Asgard, where the All-Father gathers the souls of all slain warriors after their ...

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14 Powerful Viking Symbols of Strength and Their Meanings

The Vikings were a fierce and formidable group of people, known for their conquests, raids, and battles throughout history. But what many people don't know ...

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Hel Goddess – The Ruler of the Dead in Norse Mythology

Some Norse gods have dozens of their myths and legends preserved to this day while others barely have one or two. As a result of that, some gods are much ...

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Zeus vs Odin – How Do the Two Major Gods Compare?

The “Old Continent” is a place of hundreds of ancient mythological pantheons and thousands of gods. Most of them are have been around for many millennia have ...

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15 Unique Creatures of Norse Mythology

The nine worlds of Norse mythology are full of bizarre mythical creatures such as giants, dwarves, elves, norns and the Kraken. While Norse mythology is ...

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Norns – The Mysterious Weavers of Fate in Norse Mythology

The Norns in Norse mythology are very similar to the Greek Fates and to other female celestial beings from other religions and mythologies. Arguably, the ...

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Algiz Rune – History and Meaning

Also known as Elhaz, the Algiz rune is one of the characters of the runic alphabet used by the Germanic peoples of Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Iceland, ...

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Odal Rune (Othala) Symbol Origins – What Does It Symbolize?

The Odal, or Othala rune, is one of the oldest and most widely used runes in most ancient Norse, Germanic, and Anglo-Saxon cultures. In the Elder Futhark ...

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