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L’Âme et Yggdrasil
Le Serpent Níðhöggr symbolise l’âme animale, le siège des fonctions physiologiques vitales telles que la respiration, la circulation, la digestion, l’excrétion et la reproduction. Cette dimension de l’âme est liée aux instincts primaires, à la survie et aux besoins fondamentaux, illustrant la connexion profonde entre les humains et les aspects les plus matérialistes et instinctifs…
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The Soul and Yggdrasil
The Serpent Níðhöggr symbolizes the animal soul, the seat of vital physiological functions such as breathing, circulation, digestion, excretion, and reproduction. This dimension of the soul is connected to primal instincts, survival, and fundamental needs, illustrating the profound connection between humans and the most materialistic and instinctive aspects of nature. The Squirrel Ratatosk embodies the…
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Gylfaginning, 16
16. Enn frá askinum Þá mælti Gangleri: « Hvat er fleira at segja stórmerkja frá askinum? »Hárr segir: « Margt er þar af at segja. Örn einn sitr í limum asksins, ok er hann margs vitandi, en í milli augna honum sitr haukr, sá er heitir Veðrfölnir. Íkorni sá, er heitir Ratatoskr, renn upp ok niðr eftir askinum…