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beam-me-up-assbutt: infidelcupcake: hieisdarkdragonchick: One of my favorite stories… This is why I love the Norse mythology Loki. He threw everyone’s bullshit back into their faces. While the other gods went on about how *perfect* they were,
ladyhistory: What I’ve gotten out of reading Norse mythology.
mishaesque: my favourite legend from the norse mythology is when a giant steals mjolnir and says he’ll give it back if he can have Freyja as his bride, but she refuses to go so instead Thor dresses up as her and Loki as her handmaiden and then at the
isahbellah: lokii-d: twinarmaget-it-on: ybfan666: magicbunni: pwennies: whatisagorman: for those not familiar with norse mythology, our bud loki once turned into a mare and got sexed by a giant stallion named svathilfari and produced sleipnir,
thecrazymadchildwithnolife: got-avengers: thedarkestshadowgreeks: russian-cat: WHO IS THAT GIRL?!! I think it’s Thor’s daughter in the future….. Maybe? Its supposed to be Sigyn, the Goddess of Fidelity who, in norse mythology, is a beautiful
battlereadyprince: monk-of-space: a motorcycle gang made up of ancient bisexual norse monarchs: the bikings I JUST REALIZED THAT THIS POST IS 4 PUNS IN ONE OH MY GODDDDD
futurepotus1322: Some of y’all mother fuckers on here are beyond needing Jesus, we’re gonna have to go all the way back to Norse Mythology to find the specific pagan God that will fix your shit.
gap-var-ginnunga: glimmerbulb: collaterlysisters: prokopetz: One of the distinctive features of Old Norse poetry is the use of kenning: a circumlocutory device in which a straightforward noun is replaced with an allusive phrase.For example, a ship
sucymemebabaran: vax-viral: neverwithoutmyipod: oh, shit wheres the video of the Danish news reporter and the car falling into the lake behind him and he goes “Oh!… shit. Okay.” No, seriously though, in Norse mythology this was the fist sign
thearcalian: ninety6tears: roguetelemetry: nekoama: prokopetz: ultrafacts: bryarly: foxfairy5: ultrafacts: Source More Facts Yes this could have to do with the fact that Freya the Norse Goddess of love, beauty and fertility drove a chariot
crystalsoulslayer: theactorsjourney: aw-blog-no:Imagine the Avengers getting hit with some sort of spell that makes them revert to their first languageand everyone expects to be unable to understand Natasha’s Russian or Thor’s Norse (Allspeak is
steamaker: ryuicostaworld: 【閲覧注意】すごい生物の画像下さい！ - ゴールデンタイムズ While Odin’s 8 legged horse “Sleipnir” is well known in Norse mythology, his 8 legged moose has mostly been forgotten.
thatsthat24: blaeddelrunner: phantoms-lair: digg: she’s like a beautiful norse god come to life and she controls the cows she’s actually Swedish artist and singer Jonna Jinton and she’s singing Kulning, an ancient Swedish herding call
voiceofnature:Hugin (The Raven’s Nest) is located 280 meters above Sognefjord, all by itself. A unique treehouse with a Norse expression which are inspired by the Norwegian stave churches Urnes and Borgund. A lot of effort and more than 30 000 hours
digglelyla:Arrow + Norse mythology (insp.)
steinn-norse-daddy: princess-sweetpea0x: 🎀💜🎀 mucky-puppy
steinn-norse-daddy: misadecember: neurologically: orbitaldropkick: my sister is always talking to me about bears. It’s beary interesting Reblog to save a life dawnliara ;A; its so cute omg These bears ❤️
steinn-norse-daddy:princess-sweetpea0x:🎀💜🎀 mucky-puppy
steinn-norse-daddy: melliebelliebear:daddyjourney:Little girls need big stuffies I NEED THIS! mucky-puppy
zaflikescreepydolls: adamisfat: If anyone tells you that you can’t be badass, and also girly, don’t forget to tell them that one of the most beloved Norse goddesses, Freyja, was the goddess of beauty, sexuality, and fertility, but she was also
digg: she’s like a beautiful norse god come to life and she controls the cowsshe’s actually Swedish artist and singer Jonna Jinton and she’s singing Kulning, an ancient Swedish herding call
forged-by-fantasy: Lagertha’s career as a warrior began when Frø (Old Norse Freyr), king of Sweden, invaded Norway and killed the Norwegian king Siward. Freyr put the women of the dead king’s family into a brothel for public humiliation. Hearing
artsleeps: cecile-palmer-blog: norse-nature-spirit: miisuhx: THE ULTIMATE SNUGGLES SNUGGLES INTENSIFIES This is like my cat.
goldisblood: “Norse Funeral”By: 6worldangel9http://6worldangel9.deviantart.com/
chaosophia218: Ancient Alphabets.Thedan Script - used extensively by Gardnerian WitchesRunic Alphabets - they served for divinatory and ritual purposes, as well as the more practical use; there are three main types of Runes; Germanic, Scandinavian/Norse,
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kernowpellar74-deactivated20210:In Norse mythology, Hel is ruler of the underworld. Alongside the crucial job of judging the dead, she also had a vital and terrifying role to play in the endtimes legend of Ragnarok, leading an army of the dead in a ship
southerngamerguy: sucymemebabaran: vax-viral: neverwithoutmyipod: oh, shit wheres the video of the Danish news reporter and the car falling into the lake behind him and he goes “Oh!… shit. Okay.” No, seriously though, in Norse mythology this
geminiagent: catchymemes: Nine Realms in Norse Mythology
thewinedarksea: Norse Goddesses + Domains
thewinedarksea: Norse Gods + Domains
Odin - King of the Norse Gods, God of poetry, battle and death. Chief god of the Aesir. Also known as the “all-father”, the “terrible one”, “one-eyed” and “father of battle”.
victoriousvocabulary: ZAUBEREI [noun] German: witchcraft; sorcery; magic; conjuring trick. Etymology: from Middle High German zouber, from Old High German zoubar, from Proto-Germanic *taubrą (“magic”). Akin to Old Norse taufr. [Glyn Smith]
faramforge: Norse inspired wolf bottle openers. Hand forged steel with bronze.
tatteredbanners: “In Norse myth, Huginn (“thought”) and Muninn (“memory”) are the two ravens of the chief god Odin. Each morning Odin sends forth these ravens and they fly over the earth. At night they return and sit on his shoulders to
ferrific: cactusrabbit: literaryvice432: kushitekalkulus: COLLECTION OF YORUBA ORISHAS Not to diss on European mythologies but can we seriously have some fuckin’ recognition that there are religions and mythologies that are not Greek or Norse.
thelittle-thormaid: Dude, I found this book from my elementary school dragon phase. But I meAN LOOK AT THESE PICTURES GODDAMN THE DRAGON PORN AND THE FREAKING LOTR/NORSE RUNES AND THE RIDDLE- (answer in tags)
lugosi: kyri01-lur: nurmengardx: America England Australia what the fuck is going on 2012 prediction catching up with its late promise Norse mythology experts have calculated that Vikings believed the end of the world, Ragnarok, will take place
zakeno: Happy Norse Apocalypse everyone! Remember, if you see a giant devilish wolf roaming about, resist the urge to pet it and instead remain safely indoors.
severin89: ´Love conquers all´-Virgil The classical latin poem, the Aeneid, was transcribed by vikings into old norse and rediscovered by archeologists in modern Norway. It proves vikings were not all thugs and pirates. I love poetry and i´m secretly
colinnitta: “Thor and the World Serpent.” I have completed my latest painting in my Norse series, “Thor and the World Serpent.” In Snorri Sturluson’s “Prose Edda”, Thor and the giant Hymir embark on a fishing trip. Thor, using the
victoriousvocabulary: SLYBOOTS [noun] an engagingly sly or mischievous person. Etymology: from Middle English sly, sley < Old Norse slœgr, “sly, cunning” + boots (from Middle English bote), used metonymically to mean “person”. [Tina Furesz]
adamisfat: If anyone tells you that you can’t be badass, and also girly, don’t forget to tell them that one of the most beloved Norse goddesses, Freyja, was the goddess of beauty, sexuality, and fertility, but she was also the goddess of sorcery,
laylasarahknowles: thesurfingstripper: tastefulnerd: adamisfat: If anyone tells you that you can’t be badass, and also girly, don’t forget to tell them that one of the most beloved Norse goddesses, Freyja, was the goddess of beauty, sexuality,
attack-on-sarcasm: macksassie: nekoama: prokopetz: ultrafacts: bryarly: foxfairy5: ultrafacts: Source More Facts Yes this could have to do with the fact that Freya the Norse Goddess of love, beauty and fertility drove a chariot pulled by cats.
witch-magic:As a pagan, I am fascinated by ancient alphabets. Here are the ones I learned and master: the runic alphabet (norse), and the oghams (celtic)
yourstyle-men: dsdany: Alkarus Wearing : Jacket by Norse Projects Trousers by DNM PIECES Shoes by Grenson Style For Menwww.yourstyle-men.tumblr.com VKONTAKTE -//- FACEBOOK
Better one day spent as a wolf, than a lifetime as a sheep. Old Norse saying.
m0thlight: norse-nature-spirit: Hoard by magpie-poet Holy labradorite batman
sg-roadbuster: futurepotus1322: Some of y’all mother fuckers on here are beyond needing Jesus, we’re gonna have to go all the way back to Norse Mythology to find the specific pagan God that will fix your shit.
euthanasia-for-mankind: Norse mythology - Gods
urbexgta:Be slow to anger and deliberate of action. However, when moved to violence, strike hard and win at all costs - Old Nore saying #urbexgta #swords #norse
Daily reminder that Loki is not the Norse version of Satan
ttripper:Rán is the Norse Goddess of the Sea. She’s the wife of Ægir and they have nine daughters. Rán owns a net with which she captures unfortunate seafarers, only to drown them and drag them down to dwell in her underwater abode. She is also associated
mirkwoodorc:Norse Mythology | Yggdrasil the tree of life
norsemanarts: Odin, Thor and Ullr, Norse God Illustrations by Norseman Arts. My Facebook.
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