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  • The Edda is the Source Code against the Algorithmic Illusion

    The era of Artificial Intelligence imposes a profound mutation upon consciousness. Under the guise of progress, it proposes to exchange memorization for instantaneous « understanding. » This technological pact constitutes the ultimate peril to the sovereignty of the European mind. Faced with this threat, the Edda asserts itself not merely as a collection of myths, but as…

  • Against the Normie Redpill : Return to the Gylfaginning

    The Gylfaginning recounts the deception of King Gylfi: a man convinced he had pierced the secret of the gods, only to discover that everything before him was stagecraft illusions, false interlocutors, an architecture built of lies. When the spectacle collapses, the only truth left is his own delusion: he believed he saw clearly, yet he…

  • Each system targets a specific aspect

    Christianity enslaves you under the pretext of delivering you from the « devil. »The republic subjects you to protect you from the « tyrant. »Communism attacks your wealth to emancipate you from « capital. »Globalism legitimizes itself by saving you from « racism. »And finally, the « reset » imposes itself to preserve you from a « flu. » However, behind these justifications, each system targets a…

  • Vali: The Warrior Vanguard – The Secret Service of the Krypteia

    Vali: The Warrior Vanguard Vali, as the divine embodiment of the warrior vanguard after Ragnarök, represents raw force and ruthless justice (cf. the Faide). Son of Wotan and the jötun Rindr, his birth, hurried and inevitable, symbolizes the necessity of swift divine intervention to restore order in the universe and avenge the murder of Baldr…

  • Spiritual Vanguard

    We have already mentioned that the faide (feud) must be carried out on Höd, which implies a ruthless vengeance against the biologically deficient white elements, fanatically hostile to their own race. In my opinion, the faide can only take place in a communal context. However, there can be no structured community unless we lay the…

  • Misfortune in Forn Siðr

    In Forn Siðr, misfortune is considered the premier instrument of the fundamental law of selection. Nature is not meant to « gather the national family in its diversity and inclusiveness »: it selects the fittest—through trials, that is, through misfortune. It is in the hottest embers that the strongest swords are forged, It is through the hardest…

  • Skáldskaparmál

  • Commentary on Chapter 27 of the Gylfaginning.

    We have reached the 27th chapter of the Gylfaginning, located right in the heart of the battlefield. We will delve into essential themes… Here we are, facing the core of the dilemma. The number marking this chapter, 27, being the product of three times nine, represents Yggdrasil in its entirety, the entirety of possible dimensions,…

  • The Wisdom of Tyr

    The Wisdom of Tyr

    ᛏ The Power of Tyr and the Value of Bravery Cult of Tyr: Tyr, the god of courage and war, is praised for his heroism. His worship highlights the value of bravery and the desire for victory, emphasizing the significance of strength and courage. Balance of Rigor/Compassion: The Edda stresses the balance between strength and…

  • The Völuspá, 6

    Þá gengu regin öll á rökstóla,ginnheilug goð, ok um þat gættusk;nátt ok niðjum nöfn um gáfu,morgin hétu ok miðjan dag,undorn ok aptan, árum at telja. Þá gengu regin öll á rökstóla, Þá: Thengengu: wentregin: gods (a term used for the powers or gods, indicating a collective of divine beings)öll: allá: torökstóla: judgement seats (from « rök, »…

  • The Völuspá, 5

    Sól varp sunnan, sinni mána,hendi inni hœgri um himinjódyr;sól þat ne vissi hvar hon sali átti,máni þat ne vissi hvat hann megins átti,stjörnur þat ne vissu hvar þær staði áttu. Sól varp sunnan, sinni mána, Sól: Sunvarp: cast (from the verb « varpa, » meaning to throw or cast)sunnan: from the southsinni: face or direction towards (in…

  • The Völuspá, 3

    3.Ár var alda,þat er ekki var,var-a sandr né særné svalar unnir;jörð fannsk ævané upphiminn,gap var ginnungaen gras hvergi. Ár var alda þar er Ýmir bygði, Ár: year/earlyvar: wasalda: age/eraþar: thereer: where/whenÝmir: Ymir (name of the primeval giant)bygði: dwelled/lived « Early was age there where Ymir dwelled, » or in a more fluid translation, « It was the early…

  • The Völuspá, 2

    2.Ek man jötnaár of borna,þá er forðum mikfædda höfðu;níu man ek heima,níu íviðjur,mjötvið mæranfyr mold neðan. Ek man jötna ár um borna, Ek: Iman: rememberjötna: of giants (genitive plural of « jötunn, » meaning giants or jotuns)ár: early/former/ancientum: aboutborna: born « I remember giants born in ancient times, » or more fluidly, « I remember the ancient giants who were…

  • The Völuspá, 1

    1.Hljóðs bið ek allarhelgar kindir,meiri ok minnimögu Heimdallar;viltu at ek, Valföðr,vel fyr teljaforn spjöll fira,þau er fremst of man. Hljóðs bið ek allar helgar kindir, Hljóðs: silence/sound/listeningbið ek: I ask for/requestallar: allhelgar: sacred/holykindir: races/kinds/children « Silence I ask for from all sacred kinds/races/children, » which conveys a request for attentive silence from all sacred beings. to ask…

  • The path of Gullintanni.

    The method of shamanism, that of the Tree of Life Yggdrasil, of the Aesirs and runes, is the practical art of entering and participating in the higher worlds. It is to climb Yggdrasil, « Ygg’s steed », as Wotan rides Sleipnir. Whether by action, devotion, or contemplation, the goal is always to serve our gods and thereby:…

  • Loki: The Master of Deceit and our Quest for Enlightenment

    Loki: The Master of Deceit and our Quest for Enlightenment In Norse mythology, Loki, described as the master of deceit and a Jotunn (giant), embodies a figure of unsuspected depth. His role far surpasses that of a mere antagonist; instead, he symbolizes the illusory obstacles of our existence, those that seem insurmountable until we face…

  • The Duels of Ragnarök

    The Ragnarök, as described in the Völuspá, one of the poems of the Poetic Edda, features a series of duels between various figures from Norse mythology. These confrontations symbolize not only the end of the established order but also renewal, central themes in the Wotanist worldview. Quickly Wotan vs. FenrirParticipants: Wotan, the All-Father, versus Fenrir,…

  • Yggdrasil, the sacred map

    Yggdrasil, the World Tree in Norse mythology, embodies a bridge the infinite and the finite, the divine and the material. This nine-leveled cosmic conduit, deeply rooted in our spiritual and material understanding of the universe, exemplifies the Hermetic principle that « As above, so below, » thereby asserting a profound correspondence between the various planes of existence.…

  • The Delights of Andhrímnir

    The Delights of Andhrímnir In a world where Muspel dominates discourse and influences minds, it is imperative for our people, especially those among the elite, to forge our own intellectual and spiritual resilience. This necessity is exemplified by Wotan advising Loddfáfnir (see Loddfáfnismál) to immerse himself continually in the study of the Edda, emphasizing the…

  • Journey of Wotan Among Men

    The idea that the Æsir came from Asia, specifically from the city of Troy, is a recurring theme in Snorri’s texts, reappearing in chapters 54 of the Gylfaginning and 58 of the Skáldskaparmál. Snorri remains consistent in his assertions, maintaining that the ancient cities of Asgard, where Wotan and the Æsir resided during their travels…

  • BECOME AN ASE

    “Think of a place and thou are there. Think of an Ase, and thou are him. » Ascension : élévation of a person’s conscious to heaven (Asgard). The Assumption of the Godform is a profound and complex technique within the realm of occult practices, deeply rooted in the belief systems and magical practices of various cultures…

  • Freyja

    In my opinion, there is a notable scarcity of published material on Freyja, despite her being one of the most significant deities. Owing to time constraints, I shall opt for publishing in the form of brief texts, reflections, and moments of insight. This is not to imply any disdain on my part, for I hold…

  • 14 Ráðumk

    Les 14 Ráðumk ou conseils : The 14 Ráðumk or advice :

  • Commentary on Asgard and the Well of Urd

    This text offers a captivating and detailed exploration of two of the most enigmatic elements of Norse mythology: Asgard and the Well of Urðarbrunnr (the Well of Urd). At the heart of our investigation lies a fundamental question: where are Asgard and the Well of Urd truly located? Are they anchored in the earthly world,…

  • The Landnámabók (Book of Settlements)

  • Wotan, Vili and Vé

    Wotan (Odin) – The Supreme Visionary Seated upon the majestic throne of Asgard, Wotan embodiest the very epitome of wisdom, warfare, poetry, and magic. His ceaseless quest for knowledge stands as a living metaphor for the aspiration to greatness and profound understanding of the world, an inspiration to every follower of Wotan. As the paramount…

  • Anses is the Gothic term for « Gods. »

    Anses is the Gothic term for « Gods. » According to Grimm’s interpretation, « Ans » is perceived to mean « beam » (in Old Norse áss ‘beam’). This suggests that the gods are envisioned as the beams supporting the sky. This term also refers to the depictions of gods, carved into wooden beams. It is very interesting to note that…

  • The Alpha / The Sigma

    Why, in the final cataclysmic setup, is it Vidar and not Thor who survives, representing the salvific principle, the one who ends the overwhelming darkness of Fenrir by thrusting his sword into his heart? Thor is the god of the realm of men, the superman, the ubermensch. In current cultural terms, in masculinist discourse, one…

  • Búri

     Búri is the First Arcanum, that is to say also the Last:  the highest Image that we can conceive of the One is a child of absolute purity:  a vital teaching for this long meditation on Nearness and Remoteness from the Divine, that is Wotanism, the Shamanic Journey:  Imagine, say our Elders, that you are…

  • Climbing Yggdrasil

     🪙 — In Erda (Physical World) the Tree is planted and cultivated by the senses.  Its design is seen with the eye and its colours appreciated. Wherever we see those colours we should think of the Heims concerned.  We can smell the perfumes of the Tree, and touch its form-attributions. Our ears should be trained…

  • Within the Einherjar: Guardians of Yggdrasil and Defenders of the World

    Within the Einherjar: Guardians of Yggdrasil and Defenders of the World. The Einherjar, Noble Students of Yggdrasil In the vast expanse of Norse legends, the Einherjar stand with noble grace, elite warriors and scholars of the great tree Yggdrasil. Their quest extends far beyond bloody battles; it is in the mazes of the mind and…

  • Yggdrasil: The Tree of Life and Cosmic Tripartition

    Yggdrasil: The Tree of Life and Cosmic Tripartition Since time immemorial, the universe has captivated humanity with its complexity and mystery. Sacred traditions from around the world have often sought to understand the workings of this universe, which is both tangible and supratangible, microcosmic and macrocosmic. A common concept that transcends cultures is that of…

  • Verdroflnir

    In brief, with concise logic, sans much literary flourish or irony’s jest: Wotanism doth stand out with its extremity, its faculties to metamorphose and contemplate, thus rendering it an exceptional tool to awaken imagination’s fire. Its rituals and enchantments seek to stir the brain’s right side, the realm of dreams, of poetry, of spirituality, intuition,…

  • The living, all-powerful Speech

    The ultimate secret of Magic lies in the fact that the universe is composed of Words, and knowing the Words that form the universe allows one to reshape it at will: the Magician articulates the correct formula, and phenomenal reality alters in accordance with his desires. Here is the Word: the living, all-powerful Speech, for…

  • Garm: The Ultimate Enemy in Service of Tyranny – Why You Must Reject the Police.

    In Norse mythology, Garm is a creature often described as a giant hound or wolf. Garm is primarily associated with guarding the gates of Hel, the realm of the dead. This monstrous dog is said to be chained near the entrance to Hel and is destined to break free during the events of Ragnarök, which…

  • Renaissance Through Spiritual Unity – The Call to Communal Virile Action

    In a world where the concept of « win or learn » seems to be a mantra exhausting our energies, we find ourselves trapped in a repetitive cycle, an endless maze of fruitless actions without meaningful learning, punctuated by humiliating defeats. But what happens when we cease to loop through the same nonsense and begin to awaken…

  • The entire aim of Wotanism is to be able to poetize one’s life…

     Thus, a man’s psychology is determin’d by loves, quarrels, and rivalries of Æsir surrounding his Fate; for if all Æsir were in perfect accord ’bout him,  « Two would turn to Naught, » and that man would not exist, we live ‘neath Asgard, neath the Bifrost, on Miðgarðr meaning in duality :   ᛏ: here below, there’s but…

  • Sæhrímnir

    In the lore of Norse mythology, Sæhrímnir is a singular cosmic boar. Each eve, it is sacrificed and served as sustenance to the Aesir gods and the Einherjar warriors within the grand hall of Valhalla. The task of slaying and preparing Sæhrímnir falls upon Andhrímnir, the cook of the deities. He accomplishes this by boiling…

  • The Underground Enclosure

    Muspel – Niflheim – Helheim The Muspelheimer, the tireless explorer of the political world, you, the insatiable, thirsting for knowledge, are obsessed with the complex labyrinth of power and information. Like a lost sailor at sea, you willingly dive into the tumultuous ocean of political news; your mind is a whirlwind of thoughts and endless…

  • Midgard

    In a context of colonization and oppression, the importance of Gods and myths for our oppressed people is more necessary than ever because they are: Beacons of Identity and Resistance: Far from being mere mythological figures, our ethnic deities rise as beacons of cultural and spiritual identity, becoming true symbols of resistance against the invader.…

  • Asgard

    The gods of Asgard, the Norse deities we venerate, are like beacons that illuminate our tumultuous journey through existence. They are the maps to the depths of our soul, the models that guide us in understanding the mysteries of life and help us navigate through the storms of our human journey. Each god, each archetype,…

  • « The gods are to the people what the soul is to the body »

    « The gods are to the people what the soul is to the body » This unfolds a striking analogy comparing the role of deities in the structure of a society to that of the soul within an individual. In many cultures, gods are regarded as beings of superior essence, guiding and influencing the actions of men.…

  • The importance of the three roots.

    The importance of the three roots. « Wisdom without Strength is mere wishful thinking » Wisdom bereft of strength (be it physical, moral, or spiritual) is almost futile. One must possess the strength to enact one’s wisdom, defend it, and act accordingly. Without such strength, wisdom remains merely an intention, an aspiration, a form of wishful thinking.…

  • The Tree of Life, Yggdrasil

    The Tree of Life, Yggdrasil Discovering Balance, Form, and Strength in the Roots of the « Famed Arbiter of Measure ». Yggdrasil, the towering Tree of Life of Hyperborea, is a striking symbol in Norse mythology. Not only does it represent the entire universe and connect the various realms, but it also stands majestically at the heart…

  • To partake in the feast of Samhain

    To partake in the feast of Samhain is to align oneself with the mighty Wotan’s power. Those who commit themselves to this rite cross a hallowed threshold, sealing a covenant that assures their triumph, be it in spiritual, familial, or professional pursuits. In reciprocation for this divine blessing, they shoulder a vast responsibility, akin to…

  • The Three Dimensions of the Soul and their Resonance in the Tripartite Society

    Un aigle est assis sur les branches du frêne ; il sait beaucoup de choses, et entre ses yeux se tient ce faucon qui s’appelle Veðrfǫlnir. L’écureuil nommé Ratatoskr court le long du frêne et rapporte les calomnies entre l’aigle et Níðhǫggr » — Grímnismál. The Three Dimensions of the Soul and their Resonance in the…

  • The muspelheimer

    The sons of Muspel (the realm of fire), led by Surt, the fire giant, with his flaming sword, will cross the Bifrost bridge, leaving behind nothing but ashes. The son of Muspel, the Muspelheimer, is an abominable and repugnant creature, the very epitome of vice, an irredeemable pariah in the sacred realm of virtue. He…

  • The helheimer

    The helheimer, that wretched creature, stands as a veritable archetype of human mediocrity. Its sorrowful existence is a lamentable spectacle, mirroring its cowardice and inertia. It chooses to wallow in ignorance rather than embrace enlightenment, to blend indistinctly with the masses rather than courageously set itself apart through action. This pitiable being has forsaken all…

  • The Power of Symbolism: An Exploration of Symbols and Their Significance

    Symbols have perpetually remained an integral component of our culture. Ranging from prehistoric cave paintings through the diverse styles in Art, to monarchical emblems, Napoleonic insignias, and up to the contemporary emojis, symbols function as a medium of communication, transcending linguistic and cultural barriers. They pervade art, magic, religion, literature, and even our daily lives.…

  • Austrfaravísur (Verses on the Eastern Journey)

  • The Prose Edda – Snorri Sturluson, Anthony Faulkes

  • THE ELDER EDDAS & YOUNGER EDDAS

    *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK THE ELDER EDDAS OF SAEMUND SIGFUSSON *** Produced by Paul Murray, Stephen Schulze and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team. This ebook was produced using images from the University of Georgia Libraries. THE ELDER EDDAS OF SAEMUND SIGFUSSON. Translated from the Original Old Norse Text into English BY BENJAMIN…

  • Rígsþula – Rígsmál – The Lay of Ríg

    p. 202 https://archive.org/details/elderorpoeticedd01brayuoft/page/202/mode/2up?view=theater

  • BALDRS DRAUMAR – Vegtamskviða

    BALDRS DRAUMAR – Vegtamskviða Baldr’s Dreams INTRODUCTORY NOTE Baldrs Draumar is found only in the Arnamagnæan Codex, where it follows the Harbarthsljoth fragment. It is preserved in various late paper manuscripts, with the title Vegtamskvitha (The Lay of Vegtam), which has been used by some editors. The poem, which contains but fourteen stanzas, has apparently been preserved in excellent condition. Its…

  • Hrafnagaldr Óðins – Forspjallsljóð  – Odin’s raven-galdr

    Hrafnagaldr Óðins – Forspjallsljóð  – Odin’s raven-galdr 01 ODIN’S RAVEN-CHANT 1 Alföður orkar, Allfather works, 2 álfar skilja, elves understand, 3 vanir vitu, vanir know, 4 vísa nornir, norns reveal, 5 elur íviðja, íviðja gives birth, 6 aldir bera, men endure, 7 þreyja þursar, thurses wait, 8 þrá valkyrjur. valkyries yearn.  02 1 Ætlun æsir…

  • Gróttasöngr – The Lay of Grotti, or The Mill-Song

    Gróttasöngr – The Lay of Grotti, or The Mill-Song Introductory Note: Bellows for what ever reason decided not to include the Gróttasöngr in his rendition of the Poetic Edda. The translation used comes from Edda Sæmundar hinns frôða – The Edda of Sæmund the Learned. From the Old Norse or Icelandic with an Index of Person…

  • The Poem of Hyndla

    The Poem of Hyndla Fragment of « The Short Voluspo »

  • SVIPDAGSMOL

    The Ballad of Svipdag THE LAY OF FJOLSVITH

  • I. On the origin, end, and meaning of life in Wotanism – II. The explanation given by Wotanism for the existence of « evil » – III. On the fate of man in the afterlife according to Wotanism

     Wotanism proposes an ethic and folklore, as well as political usefulness. Wotanism provides what people expect from a religion: clarity on origins, the end, and the meaning of life; an explanation of the existence of evil; a valid theory on the afterlife. we will see in detail these three points : I. On the origin,…

  • One must know how to name one’s gods.

     One must know how to name one’s gods. Hlióðs bið ecallar kindir Vö1 All civilizations and all esoteric doctrines postulate an omnipotence of the « Word. » Everything is created and destroyed with Names and Letters – Hindu Mantras (OM) and medieval ones (AUM), Egyptian Power Words, or the Kabbalistic Sepher Yetzirah… In modern language, let us…

  • Religion serveth as a filter for the Light of Truth – Practices and rituals

     Gar   ᚸ – Divine Unity Religion serveth as a filter for the Light of Truth, representing the transcendent experience of the Divine’s Immanence within the world, and the Unity hiding behind the complexity of phenomena. As a lampshade, it channels this Light to illuminate us without dazzling our sight, thus allowing us to progress towards…

  • Yggdrasil, the shaman’s instrument.

     Yggdrasil, the shaman’s instrument. In Gylfaginning, four distinct Worlds are identified – the divine world (Gimlé), whence springs forth the world of energy (or « world of creation, » Ókólnir), begetting the intelligible world (or « world of forms, » Nida Fells), and finally, the material world (Erda). This structure, from divine to subconscious, then to conscious, and lastly…

  • Invigorate the imagination

     In summary, with clarity and reason, devoid of excessive literary flourishes or irony: Wotanism, due to its radical nature and its transformative and visionary capabilities, serves as a singular tool to invigorate the imagination. Its rituals and incantations are devised as methods for invigorating the right hemisphere of the brain, the realm of dreams, poetry,…

  • Engaging in politics is a futile endeavor.

     Engaging in politics is a futile endeavor. No matter one’s political leanings – liberal, alt-right, or otherwise – the outcome remains the same. You beseech the very entity that seeks your downfall, begging for mere scraps. Involving oneself in politics is akin to attempting to tame a wild wolf. But who is this wolf? His…

  • The land – The people – The leader

     The controversies that Loki raises about transgender people, drug legalization, same-sex marriage, and so on, are solely intended to distract the people from the essential problems… Politically, there are only three serious questions : — The land : a country is, above all, a land: to whom does it belong?, — The people : which…

  • By proceeding in stages, toward divine, toward Frigg

     Ingwaz ᛜ As One, the Divine is the Absolute and therefore eternally inconceivable: all our ways of thinking and speaking are inapplicable to the Absolute; any sentence by which we try to qualify or make it known, denies itself. So, in this case, why not say that the DIVINE is Zero rather than One? Because…

  • Loki

     Loki is the embodiment of the materialistic tendency within us, which causes endless suffering and hardship and must be subdued and utterly dominated by the True Self. … « Loki is the counterpart of the Indo-Aryan MAYA, who personnifies cosmic illusion, our ignorance, or imperfect perception of reality… « Misunderstanding the reality of the physical world, we…

  • The Edda teaches us that all the evils of this world stem from 3 Plagues

     The Edda teaches us that all the evils of this world stem from 3 Plagues, which are :  — the Thirst for Power (Fenrir), BigBrother — Usury (Jörmungand), BigBankster — The rabble trash (Hel), BigWoke Now, the most obvious incarnations of these ideas :  — The President of the United States,  — The Chairman of…

  • Sága is the Asyne of tales and legends and the wife of Vígríd.

     In the Edda, Sága is the Asyne of tales and legends and the wife of Vígríd. She is the daughter of Wotan and the sister of Thor. She is mentioned just after Frigg in the list of Asynes!* That’s quite something!!! She lives in Sökkvabekkr « the treasure hall », a very beautiful house in Ásgard with…

  • The four deer of Yggdrasil 

     The four deer of Yggdrasil  Dain, Dvalin, Duneyr and Durathror. ᚢ  Úr er af illu jarne ;  opt løypr ræinn á hjarne slag comes from bad iron;  the reindeer often run on the frozen snow « Much more remarkable is the Eikthyrni deer that stands on the Valhalle and eats the twigs of the tree. From…

  • Honouring the 8 Feasts of the Times

    Honouring the 8 Feasts of the Times Calc ᛣ – Samhain – November 1stCweorth ᛢ – Yule – December 21. 24 (winter solstice) Ear ᛠ – Imbolc – February 1 Ior ᛡ – Ostara – 19. 22 March (equinox) Yr ᚣ – Beltaine – 1 May Aesc ᚫ – Litha – 21. 24 June (summer…

  • Kvasir

     At the end of the day, if the Aesir-Vanir war indeed represents some distant ancestral memory of a time when two distinct groups of real people fought eachother and then made peace it does not detract from the overall divine principles the myths inform us of, and their verifiable validity as principles that are vested…

  • Basic reminder (for a Wotanist)

     Gylfaginning 51 :   Then said Gangleri: ‘What shall come to pass afterward, when all the world is burned, and dead are all the gods and all the champions and all mankind?  Have ye not said before, that every man shall live in some world throughout all ages? »  Then Thridi answered: « In that time the good…

  •  The occult war – a geography of the battelfield  – The Four Worlds of the Yggdrasil

     The occult war – a geography of the battelfield  The Four Worlds of the Yggdrasil In the Universe of the Magick are distinguished four « Worlds », which signify « levels of existence », Identifed by their Eddics names. This is what Snorri speaks of in Chapite 51 of the Gylfaginning without going into details, of course.. the Christians…

  • Self discipline is a mark of a higher man

     The words disciple and discipline sound so similar. They originate from the same root. Discipulus, in Latin, means student – and discere means to learn. It is only when the student begins to learn to discipline his and her forces, that true Spiritual growth and self-mastery may be attained. So long as we don’t learn…

  • 7 gods survive Ragnarök and give the asceticism to follow for any Wotanist

     7 gods survive Ragnarök and give the asceticism to follow for any Wotanist :  The 2 sons of Wotan, one of whom will avenge his father:  Vidar  and Vali  – Silence and Vengeance (organized community without posters or signs that applies the faide *)  Thor’s two sons:  Magni and Modi – Strength and Energy  Those…

  • The Poetic Edda – Jackson Crawford

     https://t.me/ThuleanLibrary/491 The Poetic Edda – Jackson C… by H_Wotan

  • Örvar-Odds saga

    Appendix B: Odd’s Duel The Duel on Samsey as told in Arrow-Odd’s Saga: The following must now be told of Odd. He and Hjalmar get two ships ready and have forty men in each ship. Now they put out to sea. It so happens that the weather drives them, and they put in at an…

  • LOKASENNA

    LOKASENNA Loki’s Wrangling INTRODUCTORY NOTES http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/poe/poe10.htmThe Lokasenna is found only in Regius, where it follows the Hymiskvitha; Snorri quotes four lines of it, grouped together as a single stanza. The poem is one of the most vigorous of the entire collection, and seems to have been preserved in exceptionally good condition. The exchange or contest of insults was dear…