Norse people

Frigg is the famous matriarch of the Norse gods, worshipped as a symbol of motherhood as well as a goddess with divine forethought and knowledge.

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FENRIR "THE UNDERWORLD WOLF" VIKING RING Authentic Viking Wolf Symbol Material: 316L Stainless Steel Size: 9-13 Fine Handmade Craftsmanship Wolves are central in Norse Mythology. Odin, the Allfather, has two as close companions named Geri and Freki, while the Fenrir wolf is a monstruous beast that will partake in ending the world as we know it during Ragnarok. There are also two wolves who chase the sun and moon known as Skoll and Hati who are destined to remain trapped in their endless…

The Asatru tradition focuses on pre-Christian Norse spirituality. Numerous Asatru groups exist in the United States and other countries.

Rune Talismans are geometric shapes made from the runic symbols, these have been used for a very long time, by the Norse People. The runes are powerful and have a very magical property. They were said to have been given to man by the Great God Odin so man could perform magic. You can make your own Runic talismans too, each rune stone represents a letter, so if you use the runes that spell out your name then fashion them into a shape that could be your own personal runic talisman.

Also, the fact that Joss Whedon said, "I like knocking Norse people out of frame; it's funny!" makes this seen even better I think.

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Randy Asplund Baen Map Art The Norse Cosmos From Pryamid Power

I wrote the following piece of fiction in response to the Weekly Writing Challenge: Traces, in which we were encouraged to talk about leaving our mark. Interestingly enough, I posted on a similar t…