The Norse Afterlife (In Short)
Just the basic notions of the main afterlife places of Norse mythology. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart WordPress Blogspot
Tag Archives: Gods and Mythology
Odin the Raven God – The Dark Path of Wisdom
Let’s explore one possible interpretation of the god Odin in his quest for ultimate power and wisdom. The darker characteristics of this god reflect a solitary darker path towards enlightenment. […]
Valkyries – Demons of Death
Valkyries – Demonic creatures of death. What they were, what they became, and the role of women, as warriors, in the Norse society. My Social Media: My Patreon […]
Nordic Trance Postures
Norse/Germanic Trance Postures – body positions in metal figurines, rock engravings and statues depicting trance/shamanic activity of the Scandinavian/Germanic past. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 […]
Viking Religious Symbols
The origins and meanings of Norse symbols and their use during the Viking Age. My Social Media: My Patreon Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Deviantart […]
Freyja : Cat Cult and Fertility Magic
A Shamanic and Archaeological perspective of the Feline Cult and Fertility Magic linked to the Norse Goddess Freyja. My Social Media: Youtube Channel Society6 Facebook Page Instagram Twitter […]
The Gift of Hel [Video]
On this video I want to give you my own interpretation of the goddess Hel. Sometimes different worldviews makes us see things in another perspective. My Social Media: […]
The Goddess Perchta
It’s clear that there are thousands of deities we never heard of, and honestly, its quite impossible to know them all since many don’t even have names or descritpions because […]
A Tiny List Of Pagan Death-Deities
The Deities of different cultures have always had their importance amongst the populace. We find many archaeological artifacts since pre-history till the early medieval ages (where in some places the […]
The Gods Behind The Days Of The Week
It is of common knowledge that the days of the week are so named after gods and goddesses. But how and why did that happen? Why were such names chosen […]
