#theme: Norse Mythology
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thecutestgrotto · 6 months ago
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Helloooooo!!! Pls can I request for dividers based on the Norse Gods? 😣😋 xx
Hey anon! I went with Norse mythology instead of just gods so they’d be a little more friendly for wide use but they should still fit, so I hope that’s okay! I studied mythology in college and the story of Fenrir is my favorite, so of course I had to incorporate some wolves. Thank you for the request! 🩵🌸
Norse Mythology
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thepagansun · 4 months ago
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Respect Neo-Pagans and Our Gods!
Although they probably will never see it (or care), this post is meant for Hollywood, Netflix, Marvel and all other industries and streaming platforms that are hosting shows based on but twisting pagan or polytheist "mythology" or ancient religions such as Gods of Egypt, Immortals, Clash of the Titans, Thor: Love and Thunder, DT17, Supernatural, Kaos, Twilight of the Gods, Blood of Zeus, Percy Jackson, Xena: Warrior Princess, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Record of Ragnarok, American Gods, Lore Olympus, and God of War games, etc.
The trend of creating content that demonizes, humiliates, or insults our Gods is upsetting and unfair. Creative and artistic license is one thing, but it's a double-standard for content about the monotheistic god or religions to be treated with respect even when under academic criticism while are ours are depicted as one-dimensional, villainized and humiliated. We are asking for that same respect.
Yes, content about any kind of "mythology" is fun, but the modern world needs to please remember that these were and still are RELIGIONS to many people around the world, myself included.
People worshipped these Gods, listened to their stories around the fire, married under their vows, raised their children, went to war, and but also built magnificent structures, wrote literature, prayed in their temples, and many more!
In fact, we still have vestiges of their worship! The names of the months and days of the week in the Western world come from Roman or Norse/Germanic Gods, the Olympic Games were originally dedicated to Zeus, the Hippocratic Oath was originally a prayer offered to Apollo, people from all over the ancient world visited the shrine and oracle at Apollo's Delphi, and many more examples.
And while yes, sometimes people were sacrificed to some pagan Gods (not so much the Greeks or Romans), but are we really going to pretend that many more people haven't died in the name of Christianity or Islam??
Lord Zeus wasn't just some womanizer, he was also King of the Gods, Father of Gods and Humans, the God of Hospitality, Oaths, Lightning, Law, Order, Authority, Monarchy, etc.
This was also Lord Zeus of the ancient Greeks:
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This was also Lord Odin of the ancient Norse:
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This was also Lady Hera of the ancient Greeks:
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This was also Lord Ra of the ancient Egyptians:
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This was also Lord Huracan of the ancient Maya:
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Even if you personally don't worship these Gods, at least respect the fact that your ancestors did. Imagine if 100-200 years from now your descendants start making movies and shows that demonize or humiliate Yahweh, Jesus, Allah and Mohammed, etc.!
In fact, neo-paganism is the fastest growing religion in the United States: https://commonwealthpolicycenter.org/paganism-is-americas-fastest-growing-religion/#:~:text=Paganism%20is%20one%20of%20the,a%20broader%20form%20of%20paganism.
Members of Ásatrù, heathen religion of Iceland, honoring the Norse Gods:
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Members of Hellenism, honoring the ancient Greek Gods:
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Members of my religion, Nova Roma, honoring the ancient Roman Gods:
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Traditional African religion:
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Traditional Maya religion:
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Members of Wicca at Stonehenge, the biggest Neo-Pagan religion in the world with 3-5 million practioners worldwide!
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Our Gods are our RELIGION, not just your "mythology!" And both They and we, their followers, deserve the same respect you expect for your religions.
And they at least would never condemn you to an eternal fiery pit simply for not believing in them, unlike some other god I could mention.
They are here. We are here. They exist. We exist. And we are not going anywhere.
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smokingcaterpillar · 1 year ago
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”Loki” ©️2021
Artist profile: yagihikaru on deviantart
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k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9 · 3 months ago
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Bathory - Of Doom
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cuties-in-codices · 2 years ago
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Auðumbla, a primeval cow from norse mythology
in Ólafur Brynjúlfsson's "Sæmundar og Snorra Edda", an illustrated icelandic manuscript retelling the medieval "prose edda", 1760
source: Copenhagen, Royal Library, NKS 1867 4º, fol. 95r
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ryebread-x · 5 months ago
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Files:Vanir studies 
Tw:Mentions of ethical experiments,manipulation,and implied torture and later murder (nothing graphic)
Created by: Odin Borson a.k.a Dr.Allfather 
Property of Asgard and the Aesir government 
File #1
Name:Njord (unknown)
Age:Psychically anywhere between his late 50s or early 60s
Species:Vanir
Number:NVO-2
God affiliation:God of the Sea
Parents:Unknown 
Children: Freyja Njorddottior and Freyr Njordson
Threat level: low 
Dr. All Father's notes:With Njord, there is not much to say. I find him rather unless all he does is sit in the corner of his cell and stare with a cold expression. I really didn't have any use for him except leverage against the twins. I couldn't find records of his family or the twins' mom. I did find he had a sister, though. Since he'll have no use for my plan, like the other three, I plan to keep him around for a bit. Then I'll just simply do away with him once I set my plans into place.
File #2:
Name: Freyja Njorddottior 
Age: Psychically in her mid 30s
Species:Vanir 
Number:FVO-3
Goddess affiliation:Goddess of Fertility, Love,and War
Parents:Njord and an unknown mother
Brother: Freyr Njordson
Children:None 
Threat level:Very low
Dr.Allfather's notes:Freyja ….what is there to say about her. For starters, she's beautiful but that besides the point. Freyja served as [Redacted] right hand in the war. Just like the rest of them, she arrived with a fight in her. However, I found her easier to break. She is associated with love, after all. I just deprived it from her until she was finally left broken. She was easier to manipulate from there. I made her think that I'm the only one she could rely on. She'll be a vital part of my plan ,Frigga was becoming a rather borish wife anyway. 
File #3
Name:Freyr Njordson 
Age:Psychically in his mid 30s 
Species:Vanir
Number:FVO-4
God affiliation: God of Fertility 
Parents :Njord and unknown mother
Sister:Freyja Njorddottior 
Threat level :Moderate
Dr. Allfather's notes:Despite his threat level, Freyr only attacks when provoked. He's very protective of his twin sister Freyja and almost beat a guard half to death for hurting her on time. Other than that, just like his father, I can't say much about him. He seems too laid back for someone in the situation he's in. To the point where he is too laid back, to where I find it honestly suspicious .Though just like the rest of them, I'm sure I can find some use.
File #4
Name:Sigyn Ivaldidottior 
Age:Psychically in her early 30s 
Species:Dwarf-Vanir(Hybrid)
Number:SVO-6
Goddess affiliation:Goddess of Loyalty and Victory 
Parents:Ivaldi and unknown mother
Threat level:High 
Dr.Allfather's notes:Sigyn Ivaldidottior or Svo-6 is one of our most dangerous subjects. She has put up a fight since day one of arriving at my lab and hasn't seemed to stop. Her father is a dwarf and her mother, I presumed, had been killed in the war. She seemed to have had an unstable life since day 1, which explains her attitude. She is not easy to break, that's for sure, not like Freyja. I can't tell you how many times I've seen doctors and guards lose their limbs to her. It got to the point where I had to make Tyr guard her. It's a good thing he has already lost a limb before. Despite all that she sure is a fighter, she'll make a good guard dog someday.
File #5
Name:[Redacted]
Age:[Redacted]
Species:Vanir
Number:GVO-1
Goddess Affiliation:[Redacted]
Family:[Redacted]
Threat level:[Redacted]
Dr.Allfather's notes:
By my bread what have I done…..
VO 5 file remains missing
I decided to make this au into a fanfic! I'm unsure when I'll have the first chapter out, so I wanted to give kind of a little prologue first.
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leostarred · 1 year ago
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reminder that there's absolutely nothing wrong with worshipping multiple pantheons, as long as they aren't from a closed religion, literally worship who you want. if you're drawn to certain deities, its for a reason, i personally believe that any/all gods do or may exist, BUT i personally only worship a few as personal deities that i connect with, give offerings to, set up rituals for! personally i worship Loki, Aphrodite, Hades, and Satan (non-abrahamic). working with multiple entities is okay and not disrespectful, you shouldn't have to ask permission on who you can worship if its an open religion, its all based on beliefs, preferences, and culture. ♡
be happy!!! worship who you want we're all gonna die eventually!!! might as well die and be comfortable and secure in whatever you believe happens after.
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mask131 · 2 years ago
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Seasonal theme: Magical summer (beginning)
This summer will be a season of wonders and enchantments, of spells and wizards - a magical summer!
Here is a list of beings, entities, objects and concepts you can check out if you want to add some magic to your summer:
In the myths, legends and so-called “real” world...
In the Arthurian literature: Merlin the enchanter, most famous of all wizards, derived from the legendary Welsh figure of Myrddin. Morgan le Fay, the ever-so-ambiguous enchantress of Arthurian mythos. Excalibur, the greatest and most iconic of all magical swords.
In Greek mythology: Hecate, the goddess of magic and witches. Circe, the divine enchantress of the Odyssey. Medea, the most frightening sorceress of the Greek legends. Lamia, a Greco-Roman bogeywoman that medieval times assimilated with various monsters and witches.
In Norse mythology: seidr, the old Norse magic, and its patron goddess Freya. Loki, expert shapeshifter and trickster supreme.
Christian legends, myths and beliefs: the Malleus Maleficarum, the unfamous manual used by many witch-hunters during the great witch hunts throughout Europe - a manual which was not accepted by the Church, unlike what many people believe. The Ars Goetia, both the art of invoking demons and the grimoire containing the secrets of said art. Astaroth, a demon often associated today with witchcraft. The famous witches sabbath, that was the great terror and fantasy of devil-fearing men of the Middle-Ages and the Renaissance. The paintings of Goya, which illustrated the various superstitions and beliefs surrounding witches in Spain.
The folklore of the British Isles: the British Grimalkin, with its cousins the English King of Cats and the Celtic Cat-sith. Lugh, the Irish Celtic god that mastered all of the arts, including magic.
Vaïnämöinen, the great bard-enchanter of Finland, and one of the sorcerer-heroes of the Kalevala alongside the magical blacksmith Ilmarinen, all fighting against the evil witch-queen Louhi.
In fairytales: the fairytales of the brothers Grimm brought many of the famous fairytale witches, from the evil queen with her magic mirror in Snow-White to the witch living in a house of bread and sugar in Hansel and Gretel. In Slavic fairytales, the great and iconic witch is the dreaded Baba Yaga. The French fairytales also brought the archetype of the fairy godmother: Cinderella, Toads and Diamonds, Donkeyskin, Cunning Cinders, The Hind in the Woods/The White Doe, Prince Marcassin... And let’s not forget Carabosse, the wicked fairy of the fairytale Princess Mayblossom, that became thanks to Tchaïkovsky’s ballet the old antagonistic fairy of Sleeping Beauty. Plus: the seven-league boots, one of the most famous magical items of French fairytales, appearing in Little Thumbling or The Orange Tree and the Bee.
The world of alchemy: the famous philosopher’s stone, elixir of life, and panacea that formed the ultimate goals of alchemists. Hermes Trismegistus, the mythological patron and ancestor of all alchemists (himself a mix of the Greek god Hermes and the Egyptian god Thoth). Nicolas Flamel, the 14th century book-seller everybody believed to be the discovered of the philosopher’s stone.
Some famous grimoires of our world: The Book of Abramelin, a tome of sacred Jewish magic. The Lesser Key of Solomon, a demonology grimoire of the 17th century inspired by the older book of sacred spells known as The Key of Solomon. The very famous duo of French grimoires known as the Grand Albert and Petit Albert. The Book of Shadows, a type of grimoire originally part of the Wicca religion, and that became popularized in America media thanks to the television series Charmed.
Principles, beliefs, personalities and practices of our world (which, as you will note, frequently mix magic with religion and folk-healing): Nostradamus, the great French prophet. The magi of Persia, Zoroastrian priests and astronomers that gave birth to the concept of the “mage” as we know it today. The original mana - not the video game mechanic, but the supernatural force of Oceanian beliefs. The Celtic druids and the most famous of their sacred sites: Stonehenge. The marabout, a type of Muslim holy man from Africa to whom was attributed some magical powers in folk-belief. The shamans of Siberia, the ones from which the very principle of “shamanism” was codified in the West. The medecine people of the First Nations in Northern America. The sangomas of Southern Africa, one of the most famous types of African “witch-doctors”. The Haitian Vodou and the Louisiana/New-Orleans Voodoo, folk-religions and magic beliefs deriving from the Vodun religion of West Africa (not to be confused with their various “cousins”, such as the Vodu of Cuba, the Jejé of Brazil or the Hoodoo).
More general magic tropes and concepts: the magic potion. The flying broomstick. The magic wand, or its variation the wizard’s staff. The familiar of the witch. The trope of the wizard duel, which, despite its prominence in modern literature and contemporary folk songs, has roots in ancient mythological fights and legendary magic hunts. The tempestarii, or the belief in weather-influencing, weather-changing sorcerers.
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inkwellfire · 2 years ago
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[Image Description: a digital painting of Fenrir, a wolf from Nordic Mythology, with his jaws around the earth. Fenrir has glowing chains on his forepaws, and shackles on his tail and arms. His eyes glow orange. The background is full of stars, which Fenrir's lower body fades into. End ID]
World's biggest puppy desires a pretty blue ball, causes Ragnarok
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[Image ID: A lineart drawing of Odin trying to take the earth from Fenrir's mouth. It is drawn as if it's a dog owner trying to take a ball from their dog. End ID]
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haljathefangirlcat · 2 years ago
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Fafnir, Hreitmars Sohn Ich fürchte nicht den Tod Und nicht dein Feuer Ich bin Siegfried Dragonslayer
SGFRD Dragonslayer — Feuerschwanz
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viking-illustrator · 2 years ago
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Time for a new phone theme
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oh-hush-its-perfect · 2 years ago
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I stg if there's an mcga adaptation and it isn't EXACTLY what I envision in my head I will be devastated
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juicyfruit22-library · 11 months ago
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Divine Intervention by UppityBitch
This multi-chapter work takes place in an alternate universe after Klaus seeks assistance from a certain blonde Norse goddess after Katerina has become a vampire and foiled his attempt at breaking his curse. Later chapters will follow this spicy "power" couple as they stir up all kinds of trouble for the Mystic Falls gang.
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something2believe · 11 months ago
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always find it cringe when foreigners meet a scandinavian and go "oh so ur a viking huh?😁" uh no, i sure am not.. the only ones who care about our viking heritage is my old primary school
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k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9 · 1 year ago
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